AuctionsPlus commercial cattle listings lifted by 12% this week, to total 6,151 head. The slightly larger offering was met with similar competition to last week with clearance falling slightly to 76% and value over reserve falling by $15 to average $144. Price trends this week rose across the board, with only one category reporting a weaker average. The gains were lead by PTIC cows and the heavier end of the heifer market.

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AuctionsPlus commercial sheep and lamb numbers rose this week to 77,917, jumping by 11% from the previous week. Clearance came bac...
AuctionsPlus commercial cattle listings slipped to 5,479 head, decreasing by 32%. Strong competition was spurred by the smaller of...
AuctionsPlus commercial sheep and lamb numbers remained steady this week at 70,078, a slight decrease on last week’s offering. Cle...
AuctionsPlus commercial sheep and lamb numbers rose this week to 77,917, jumping by 11% from the previous week. Clearance came back slightly, falling four percentage points to 65% and value over reserve also fell, finishing the week at an average of $6 above set reserves.
AuctionsPlus commercial cattle listings slipped to 5,479 head, decreasing by 32%. The smaller offering saw stronger clearance at 78%.
AuctionsPlus commercial sheep and lamb numbers remained steady at 70,078. Clearance rose 7% to finish the week at 69%, while all lamb dropped in value
AuctionsPlus commercial cattle listings were down this week by 6%, with a total offering of 8,111 head. The smaller offering was met with stronger competition, as clearance rose by 5 percentage points to 59% and value over reserve lifted by $23 to average $111.
AuctionsPlus commercial sheep and lamb numbers increased by 15% this week. Higher supply met weaker demand, with clearance down 10% to finish at 62%.
AuctionsPlus commercial cattle listings lifted to 8,630 head, increasing by 14%. The larger offering was met with reduced competition as clearance fell to 51% and value over reserve fell by $52 to average $88.
AuctionsPlus commercial sheep and lamb numbers decreased slightly this week by 3% to see 61,823 head offered. Yarding numbers were driven by a return to more common levels for crossbred lambs, while higher sheep and joined ewe offerings helped offset the decrease in Merino wether lamb numbers.
Cattle Prices Alert: AuctionsPlus listings rise 17% to 7,458 head; 57% clearance amid mixed competition; value over reserve climbs $42, averaging $140.

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