AuctionsPlus sheep and lamb numbers for the third week of January increased by 35% week-on-week, to total 113,382 head. Despite growing lamb numbers continuing to be offered online, some purchasing hesitation through the supply chain resulted in patchy clearance rates across both lamb and unjoined ewe categories for the week. A notable rise in joined ewe listings was registered this week, with a total of 12,321 head offered - doubling last week’s total. One of the features for this week was across the scanned-in-lamb ewe offerings, which returned solid prices and high clearance rates.

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The significant jump in the number of cattle offered through AuctionsPlus commercial cattle sales this week was no match for the h...
The second week of AuctionsPlus commercial sheep and lamb sales for 2022 registered an increase in supply, with a total offering o...
From north to south, the cattle prices received during the first week of 2022 have continued to challenge record levels, with happ...
The significant jump in the number of cattle offered through AuctionsPlus commercial cattle sales this week was no match for the hungry buyers in waiting.
The second week of AuctionsPlus commercial sheep and lamb sales for 2022 registered an increase in supply, with a total offering of 84,104 head - up 107% from last week and 27% higher than the corresponding week in 2021.
From north to south, the cattle prices received during the first week of 2022 have continued to challenge record levels...
AuctionsPlus weekly sheep and lamb sales for the first week of 2022 hit the ground running, with a total of 40,567 head offered - 73% higher than the corresponding week in 2021.
It is only fitting that the national cattle market should end its most astounding year in generations with prices at record levels.
The final AuctionsPlus commercial sheep and lamb sales for 2021 registered a 22% jump in weekly listings, as a pre-Christmas flush had 151,122 head offered.
The penultimate week of AuctionsPlus commercial sales for 2021 delivered mixed results through the main young cattle categories, with the 16,741 head offered - up 22% on last week and the largest weekly offering since the start of November.
With a total of five sales during November, goat listings increased 22% on the previous months, to 17,817 head. Queensland listings accounted for 60% of the overall catalogue, offering 10,736 head.

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