Ewes sell over $300 at Corowa
First-cross ewes sold above $300 at Corowa on Thursday, but were deemed “not dear” by onlookers, with inconsistent prices across the rest of the yarding.
Store Sheep Sales
Top Merino prices at Deni sheep sale
The Deniliquin store sheep sale was the strongest Merino sale in the Riverina this season as auctioneers sloshed their way through the yarding.
Jerilderie sheep sale: ‘It was certainly under our expectations’
Hopes were high that the Jerilderie sheep sale would beat Hay’s market, but only a handful of pens made more than $200. See all the details.
Erratic prices at Hay sheep sale
Hay’s sheep sale sets the tone for spring markets. And wildly erratic bidding saw rates hit $314 but the next pen making $100 less.
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Merino lamb price a ‘good surprise’ at Bendigo
Sheep producers scored higher prices at the Bendigo lamb sale this week, with Merino lamb prices one of the highlights.
Lambs, scanned-in-lamb ewes dominate at Deni
Speculation of a promising winter lamb market kept buyers on their toes at Deniliquin’s store sheep sale in the NSW Riverina today.
Ewes hit $270 at Ballarat
A timely confidence boost from buyers elevated prices above expectations at the annual first-cross sale. Read the full report.
Why store sheep vendors are feeling more confident
About 20,000 first-cross ewes will go under the hammer at Ballarat this week where producers are “optimistic” improved prices will continue.
Lambs break through $200
There’s light at the end of the tunnel for lamb producers with stock to sell as prices broke $200 today. Read where it happened.
Why not mulesing could be costing producers at the saleyard
A trend has emerged this spring with differences of $30 to $40 a head recorded between mulesed and non-mulesed ewes at key sheep sales.
Mulesing and quality shift Merino ewe prices at Deniliquin
Demand for store lambs increased at Deniliquin’s special sheep sale, while a 20,000-head yarding of Merino ewes attracted few headline prices. See the full report.
‘Tough’ market for sheep prices at Jerilderie
Opinions varied on sheep prices in Jerilderie last week, with recent rain and quality of sheep the talking points. See the latest results.
‘Bag lamb’ trade alive again
The number of lightweight lambs sold to the Middle East has surged after a quiet four years. Here’s why.
Glimmers of hope as some lamb prices jump
Lamb prices increased at a handful of saleyards, but the market remains fragile. See which markets had the best returns.
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