AuctionsPlus commercial sheep and lamb listings fell 15% this week to 83,613 head. The smaller offering had a clearance rate of 50%, which was 9 percentage points lower than the previous week. Across all listings a Price Over Reserve of $6/head was recorded and this continued to rise throughout the day.

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Stock levels continued their strong start to the year on AuctionsPlus with the number of head listed crossing 20,000 this week. In...
AuctionsPlus commercial sheep and lamb listings jumped this week to 97,847 head, rising 7%. The larger offering met with mixed rea...
Listings continued their strong start to the year on AuctionsPlus with a 14% lift in head offered to 19,457. Prices continue to sh...
Stock levels continued their strong start to the year on AuctionsPlus with the number of head listed crossing 20,000 this week. Clearance was 56%.
AuctionsPlus commercial sheep and lamb prices were mixed this week, with the crossbred lamb indicator rising 3% to $114/head and the restocker ARLI indicator dropping 30c to average 533c/kg lwt.
Listings continued their strong start to the year on AuctionsPlus with a 14% lift in head offered to 19,457. Prices continue to show decent growth on the AuctionsPlus Young Cattle Indicator, up 13 points to 381.
AuctionsPlus commercial sheep and lamb listings jumped up this week to 91,837 head, rising 62%. The larger offering was well received by buyers and a clearance rate of 67% was achieved.
After a disrupted week, AuctionsPlus cattle sales rebounded this week with listings tripling to 17,012. Prices remained steady across most categories.
AuctionsPlus sheep and lamb listings were down again this week as NSW producers were much less active. Demand for joined ewes continued to soar with one category rising $75/head.
Processors were active this week, with 19% of the sold offering being secured by a processer buyer, or 1,008 head going to seven different buyers.
Listings were down due to the long weekend but prices continue to hold and are now just 5% off this time last year. Pregnant Merino ewes were the standout, up $50 a head.

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