AuctionsPlus commercial sheep listings eased to 94,803 head this week, reflecting an 18% decrease. Despite the reduced offering, value over reserve surged by $10, reaching an average of $12 per head. 

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AuctionsPlus commercial cattle listings lifted to 13,853 head, increasing by 28%. The larger offering was met with mixed competiti...
Cattle market indicators mostly rose, driven by strong feedlot demand and steady yarding levels. Sheep and lamb yardings reached t...
During October there was a slight increase in clearance rates compared to the previous month and this trend looks to be continuing...
AuctionsPlus commercial cattle listings lifted to 13,853 head, increasing by 28%. The larger offering was met with mixed competition as clearance fell to 68%, down 3pp from last week, while average value over reserve lifted $34 to average $70.
In this week's MLA livestock report, cattle market indicators mostly rose and sheep and lamb yardings reached their highest levels this year.
Matt Cotton says there was a slight increase in machinery clearance rates last month and this trend looks to be continuing into November. Plus machinery results and upcoming sales details.
The Colin Say & Co (CSC) 13th Annual Working Dog Auction delivered strong results, marking the second-highest price achieved for a working dog on AuctionsPlus in 2024. 
October's stud bull sales across Australia showcase strong results and high demand, with standout performances in Santa Gertrudis, Angus, and Hereford genetics through AuctionsPlus.
MLA's Erin Lukey shares this week's market update, including the return of restocker demand across sheep and cattle markets.
AuctionsPlus commercial sheep and lamb listings felt a squeeze this week with 68,819 head offered, 37% less than last week's surge in numbers.
AuctionsPlus commercial sheep and lamb listings jumped significantly this week to 109,430 head offered, 64% more than last week's offering.

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