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Cattle, Market Insights, Beef2024

Producer sentiment to steer cattle market in 2024: Rabobank

Australia’s cattle market is more exposed to changes in producer sentiment, as it sits in a “state of balance” – with improved beef production waiting on an increase in demand. 

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Cattle, Cattle Breed Breakdowns

2024 Q1 Breed Hoofprint

Aggregating several years of detailed transaction data through the AuctionsPlus platform, the AuctionsPlus Breed Hoofprint report ...
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Market Insights, Sheep & Lamb

Light lambs stung by 162c/kg discount

Key points: Heavy lambs fetch a 162¢ premium to light lambs in saleyards. Elevated US demand for heavier carcase weights has suppo...
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Biosecurity

Avian influenza in cattle no worse than lameness in dairy cows: NSW top vet

NSW Chief Veterinary Officer (CVO) Dr Joanne Coombe gave cattle producers some good news when attending a recent Farm Writers' Ass...
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2024 Q1 Breed Hoofprint
The AuctionsPlus Breed Hoofprint report showcases the indicative location of purebred commercial cattle in Australia. See the hotspots for your breed.
Light lambs stung by 162c/kg discount
The price disparity between light and heavy lambs has grown. Currently, the indicators are showing a 162¢ light lamb discount, the largest discount this year.
Avian influenza in cattle no worse than lameness in dairy cows: NSW top vet
Dr Joanne Coombe was the guest speaker at the event, themed “Holding the biosecurity frontline for NSW” last week. 
Who got that bearing and what was it for? Options for purchase control and invoice checking  
Carmen Quade from Agrifocused shares her tips to maximise invoice control systems for your operation - from navigating common farm family last names, to setting up systems for casual labour, Carmen has you covered.
Top Studs: Who had the most successful Autumn sales?
During the March quarter, 5,804 stud bulls were sold nationwide on AuctionsPlus for $55 million. These are the studs that performed best.
Black swans, butterflies and hashbrowns ... riding the geopolitical bumps
The Future Ag conference panel “building resilience in the face of geopolitical disruption”, has important lessons for farmers.
Duxton Farms sells 8,000ha Timberscombe to Canadian fund
Duxton Farms has sold its 8000ha Timberscombe property to Altora Ag Pty Ltd for $70million. 
Slaughter numbers expected to bounce back towards record highs after Easter break
Processor activity has dipped from the record highs experienced before the short Easter weeks, but a strong interest from processors in a big yarding week bodes well for the continued high trajectory for slaughter figures. 
How online markets compared against the EYCI this year
MLA's Online Young Cattle Indicator (OYCI) versus the saleyard Eastern Young Cattle Indicator (EYCI) saw spread behaviour get a little erratic but as prices and spreads normalise, where do they sit now?

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