August export volumes continued trends seen in July, with beef exports maintaining a brisk pace and sheepmeat exports falling compared to year-ago levels.   

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The spring bull selling season hit full stride this week, with AuctionsPlus linking 25 cattle studs to buyers across the country a...
ABARES is forecasting a record agriculture production value of $94.7 billion, $41.6 billion from livestock, this financial year, b...
Australia’s feedlot sector has entered the second half of the 2025 calendar year with record levels across capacity, numbers on fe...
The spring bull selling season hit full stride this week, with AuctionsPlus linking 25 cattle studs to buyers across the country and beyond. Here are some of the standout sales from the week ending Friday, September 5.
ABARES is forecasting a record agriculture production value of $94.7 billion, $41.6 billion from livestock, this financial year. Natasha Lobban looks at what that means for profits in farmers' pockets.
Australia’s feedlot sector has entered the second half of the 2025 calendar year with record levels across capacity, numbers on feed and utilisation, writes Erin Lukey.
As the cattle industry looks forwards to how Spring 2025 will play out, there are an array of factors to consider, writes Ripley Atkinson.
Demand from the Central West of NSW had been particularly strong for lambs this week, with significant volumes being picked up by buyers in Canowindra, Forbes and surrounding districts.
Outdated datapoints are overstating female kill, misleading cattle cycle signals. MLA BPIS and producer insights indicate herd growth in 2025. Reinstating monthly ABS data and heifer feedlot placements would improve transparency, writes Ripley Atkinson.
Brahman cattle excel in feedlot performance, highlighting new marketing opportunities and increased value for breeders, as demonstrated by ABBA's inaugural Feedlot Trial and Carcase Competition.
Catch up on the latest AuctionsPlus stud sales highlights, showcasing impressive results across multiple cattle breeds and strong buyer demand nationwide.
The Australian Bureau of Statistics’ latest figures on livestock slaughter and red meat production have confirmed what many in the industry already knew – 2024-25 was a year like no other for Australian red meat.

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