AuctionsPlus commercial sheep and lamb listings held steady off the back of reduced yardings in the previous week due to the ANZAC Day public. The clearance rate fell 25 percentage points to 32% and the Price Over Reserve increased by $1 to average $9 across all listings.

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AuctionsPlus commercial cattle listings fell by 27% to 15,568 head this week. The average Value Over Reserve dropped $4 to $56 and...
AuctionsPlus commercial sheep and lamb listings fell 8% to 52,823 head this week. Thursday's sheep sale was cancelled due to the A...
AuctionsPlus commercial cattle listings lifted by 30% to 21,399 head. The larger offering was met by lower demand, with clearance ...
AuctionsPlus listings fell by 27% to 15,568 head. The AuctionsPlus Young Cattle Indicator rose 3 points to 322, while benchmark steers 280-330kg were firm at $1,114.
AuctionsPlus commercial sheep and lamb listings fell 8% to 52,823 head this week. The clearance rate rose 2 percentage points to 52%, while the Price Over Reserve increased by $2 to average $9 across all listings. 
AuctionsPlus commercial cattle listings lifted by 30% to 21,399 head. The larger offering was met by lower demand, with clearance dropping to 40%.
AuctionsPlus commercial sheep and lamb listings lifted 6% to 57,701 head this week. The larger offering was met with mixed competition as clearance fell by 19 percentage points to 48%. Price Over Reserve increased by $1 to average $7 across all listings.
AuctionsPlus cattle offerings doubled to 16,456 head. Clearance dropped to 48%, although Value Over Reserve rose $20 to $123 per head. Benchmark steers 280-330kg stayed flat at $1,170.
AuctionsPlus commercial sheep and lamb listings jumped 37% to 54,396 in the first full week back after Easter.
Mayura Station took top honours at the WagyuEDGE conference, with
AuctionsPlus commercial cattle listings more than doubled to 8,492 head. Clearance was a healthy 77%. Benchmark steers (280-330kg) rose 4% to $1,170 but value over reserve fell $7 to $106. The AuctionsPlus Young Cattle Indicator fell 7 points to 363.

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