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Market Insights, Sheep & Lamb

A year in review: the Australian sheep and lamb market

  • Following the volatile market last year, producers acted cautiously in 2024.

  • Differing conditions across the country promoted trade and competition.

  • Record production was driven by strong export demand.

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A year in review: the Australian cattle market

Stability has returned to the cattle market, reflecting the balancing act between supply and demand. Market confidence has continu...
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Tom musters red meat insights while visiting the US

US beef and lamb at record levels After easing in to 811c in October, the US Beef Retail value according to USDA has risen back to...
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Dusting off the crystal ball to get livestock market insights for 2025

Some of the most clicked articles are the ‘crystal ball’ predictions of what markets will do in the future. Livestock producers lo...
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A year in review: the Australian cattle market
After a turbulent 2023, the cattle market got back on its feet during 2024.
Tom musters red meat insights while visiting the US
Tom Rookyard noted some interesting insights about the US red meat market when visiting there recently. Check out this week's Tom's Market Muster for the details plus updates on the domestic restocker and wool markets.
Dusting off the crystal ball to get livestock market insights for 2025
Livestock market analyst Angus Brown takes a look into his crystal ball to see what cattle and sheep prices will do in 2025.
AgWatchers+ EP8: Betting on wheat, mutton record and China slowdown
In the latest AgWatchers+ podcast, industry experts Matt Dalgleish and Andrew Whitelaw discuss what's been happening in cattle, grains and sheep over the past fortnight. 
A long-term beef
Matt Dalgleish analyses cattle prices for both young cattle and heavy steer pricing, adjusted for inflation and converted into current dollar values.
Less than 1000 new tractors sold in November: Report
Less than 1000 new tractors were sold during November, a 20% decrease on the same period last year, as dealers continue to report depressed demand across the country.
Australia’s cattle herd isn’t in liquidation
Ripley Atkinson says Australia's cattle herd is not liquidating but evolving, with younger, more productive females joining the herd, driven by strong cow prices and improved management practices.
Restockers' rapid reaction to rain
Jamie-Lee Oldfield says rainfall has boosted livestock markets as restockers see prices rise. Improved conditions offer short-term gains for producers despite strong supply. Read more on market trends and opportunities.
What’s next for the US cattle herd and what does that mean for Australian beef?
The US holds a unique position in global beef markets as the world’s largest producer, consumer, second largest importer and fourth largest exporter of beef in the world.

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