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The stage is set for feeder cattle

The Australian Feedlot industry has been on significant growth across the past 20 years. BeefEx 2024, reiterated that the lot feeding industry is built on sustainability and longevity for the Australian beef industry. As 2024 looks to close, a review of domestic and global impacts set the stage for an interesting 2025.

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Cattle, Market Insights

Brazilian price spike increases Australian competitiveness

Key points: Brazilian processor steer prices have risen 49% since June. Australian cattle are now slightly cheaper than Brazilian ...
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Sheep & Lamb

Mutton, mutton and more mutton

The weight of mutton slaughter has ably supported record monthly mutton export volumes while price continues to operate in a two-t...
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Market Insights, Sheep & Lamb

Trump's tariffs and the Australian sheepmeat trade

All eyes have been on Washington in recent weeks as we waited to see who would become the next American president-elect. As soon a...
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Brazilian price spike increases Australian competitiveness
Brazil's rising beef prices boost Australia's competitiveness in global markets as Brazilian supply tightens, presenting opportunities for Australian beef exports in 2025.
Mutton, mutton and more mutton
Mutton slaughter and exports surge in 2024, driven by high supply and strong international demand, with US consumers trading down to more affordable Australian meat.
Trump's tariffs and the Australian sheepmeat trade
Trump's second term and proposed tariffs could impact Australia's sheepmeat trade significantly, particularly with the US and China, while the Middle East shows potential growth.
Grainfed beef lifts to new heights
Over the past five years, the Australian feedlot sector has grown by 24%. Despite slowed growth this quarter, the sector remains strong, with the number of cattle on feed staying above 1.4 million head, sustaining record-breaking growth.
Goats on track for record slaughter in 2024
Unprecedent supply has led to record goat slaughter numbers. Since 2020, goat slaughter has lifted by 266%. The United States was the largest market for Australian goatmeat.
More photos, more profit: how visuals can impact cattle prices
Discover how the number of photographs in cattle listings on AuctionsPlus influences bid prices and boosts profitability, based on a 2019-2024 data analysis.
How smart reserve pricing drives better results
Knowing how to set your reserve prices can make or break your success selling livestock online. Oliver Hoare offers some practical tips to optimise your listings.
Tom's Market Muster: Check out the latest movements in the livestock markets
In this week's Tom's Market Muster, the cattle market is working through Spring and mutton is holding its ground. Plus cull cows, US feeders and Merino ewes in the spotlight.
New machinery demand falls to pre-Covid levels
The demand for machinery has returned to pre-Covid levels, with an abundance of inventory, price reductions and reduced interest rate deals failing to garner a significant upswing in sales during October.

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