Listings in the AuctionsPlus commercial cattle sales fell 15% to 11,642 head this week. Two weeks of decent rain across the east coast may have sparked a rebound in cattle prices, causing the strongest weekly results since October 2022. Value over reserve increased to $115, while clearance rate jumped to 67%. Most categories made solid gains with green ink across the board. PTIC lines of heifers and cows continue to face subdued demand, indicating that the rebuilding of the female herd is well and truly over. 

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Commercial sheep and lamb listings on AuctionsPlus fell 26% this week, with 65,289 head. The reduced offering resulted in clearanc...
Listings in AuctionsPlus weekly commercial cattle sales were level this week at 13,712 head. Value over reserve bounced back to $8...
Commercial sheep and lamb listings on AuctionsPlus were consistent week-on-week, with 88,716 head. Overall clearance rate kicked t...
Commercial sheep and lamb listings on AuctionsPlus fell 26% this week, with 65,289 head.
Listings in AuctionsPlus weekly commercial cattle sales were level this week at 13,712 head.
Commercial sheep and lamb listings on AuctionsPlus were consistent week-on-week, with 88,716 head.
Listings in AuctionsPlus weekly commercial cattle sales decreased slightly to 13,769 head this week.
Commercial sheep and lamb listings on AuctionsPlus were level week-on-week, at 88,969 head.
Listings in AuctionsPlus weekly commercial cattle sales were steady at 15,116 head – down 3% from last week.
AuctionsPlus commercial goat sales in February have continued in a similar fashion to January. Listings totalled 2,014 head – up 29% from January although 27% below December listings.
Tuesday sheep listings rose this week, with the 87,631 head increasing 34% on last week.

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