AuctionsPlus’ sheep and lamb listings decreased 36% this week, totaling 44,769 head – breaking the recent run of increased weekly throughput. Prices again fluctuated across the categories, despite the decrease in supplies. Lambs observed a price increase in three-out-of-five categories, with an overall clearance rate of 67%, while joined ewes recorded an overall price decrease across the indicative categories.

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A 6 % increase in supply this week was registered for exclusive AuctionsPlus sheep and lamb listings, totalling 69,940 head – the ...
As the first week of winter is almost in the rear-view mirror, AuctionsPlus sheep and lamb numbers increased 15% from the previous...
Sheep and lamb prices were again varied this week through AuctionsPlus sales, with the only consistent feature being the gradual t...
A 6 % increase in supply this week was registered for exclusive AuctionsPlus sheep and lamb listings, totalling 69,940 head.
As the first week of winter is almost in the rear-view mirror, AuctionsPlus sheep and lamb numbers increased 15% from the previous week.
Sheep and lamb prices were again varied this week through AuctionsPlus sales, with the only consistent feature being the gradual tightening in supplies.
It was another mixed week for AuctionsPlus sheep and lamb markets, as quality continues to play an increasing factor into buyer demand heading into winter.
The national online market for sheep and lambs was largely stronger this week, assisted by a 9% decline in throughput – totaling 65,246 head.
The online market for sheep and lambs was slightly softer this week, as some good rain through the south east reportedly refreshed buyer confidence.
The online market for sheep and lambs was largely softer this week, despite a contraction in supplies, with offerings back 19% on the previous week.
AuctionsPlus’ lamb and sheep prices were slightly lower this week, as overall offerings increased 12% on the previous week, to 90,112 head.

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