Northern rain swells cattle prices
Prices climbed a further 100 cents per kilogram liveweight for young steers at Wodonga as recent rain boosted confidence again. See the full report.
Store Cattle Sales
‘Buoyant’ buyers lift cattle prices at Mortlake
Heifers were the standout at the Mortlake store cattle sale with some seeing a 50c/kg price jump on a month ago. See the full results.
Stronger-than-expected cattle prices at Yea
A different set of buyers kept store cattle prices alive during a 1700-strong yarding at Yea. See the full sale details here.
How to find trading opportunities amid swirling negativity
Buyers are showing caution towards the current cattle market, but the metrics show there are opportunities for trading. See the latest analysis here.
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List: Top prices for young steers and heifers at Yea
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Big prices amid tiny yarding at Wodonga
There may have been fewer cattle but steer rates have broken 600c/kg once again at Wodonga. See the rundown here.
Jam packed cattle sale at Mortlake
The latest store sale at Mortlake in Western Victoria drew such a large yarding, agents were forced to split the sale in two. Find out more here.
Large yarding at Ballarat store sale attracts heavyweight buyers
An inflated yarding at Ballarat was filled out by mostly lightweight spring drop calves which sold to highs of nearly $700c/kg. SEE THE RESULTS
Beef exports face squeeze
The high Australian dollar and high livestock prices, as well as weakened economies among South East Asian buying nations, have put the screws on importer margins this season.
Wodonga cattle prices still on a high
There have not been any price spikes, but steers have still broken 600c/kg and heifers 500c/kg at the latest store cattle sale at Wodonga. READ THE FULL REPORT
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