The AuctionsPlus commercial sheep and lamb market experienced the first normal week of regular trading activity following two weeks of disruption due to public holidays. Total head numbers tightened by 8% to 35,196, with demand remaining firm, particularly for breeding and restocker lines.

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The latest AuctionsPlus commercial cattle results reflects a mixed market performance during what was an irregular trading week, w...
A new Australian breed record has been set at the Sprys Shorthorns and Angus bull sale, with Outback Sprys Foreman U218 selling on...
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The latest AuctionsPlus commercial cattle results reflects a mixed market performance during what was an irregular trading week, with the Easter long weekend and ANZAC Day disrupting typical selling patterns and buyer activity. Despite these interruptions, the AuctionsPlus Young Cattle Indicator (AYCI) has risen on last week, gaining an additional 17c, to average 795c/kg DW. Meanwhile, average value over reserve has also lifted to $84. 
It’s been a fortnight of standout results on AuctionsPlus, with strong clearances and competitive bidding across a variety of stud sales. Across cattle, sheep, goats and horses, AuctionsPlus interfaced 25 Stud sales over the past two weeks. 
Strong sales results in recent AuctionsPlus stud cattle and equine auctions, with top prices, spirited bidding, and high clearances across multiple breeds nationwide.
Your weekly wrap of how Australia's livestock indicators are performing, brought to you by APlus News.
Stud sales across Australia experienced strong results with record-breaking bids for Angus bulls, and the sale of Australia's longest-horned Texas Longhorn cow at auction.
Your weekly wrap of how Australia's livestock indicators are performing, brought to you by APlus News.
The AuctionsPlus online offer board for wool has seen a sharp increase in purchasing activity and listed volumes over the past two weeks. Alex McLaughlin tells us why.
Shorthorns excel in southern stud sales, with top bull fetching $32,000. Online buyers actively engaged, driving high clearance rates and strong prices across various breeds.

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