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.
Store Sheep Sales
Deniliquin: Prices hold up
Buyers and sellers were surprised at today’s store sheep sale, with quality pens driving strong bidding. See the results.
Deniliquin: Prices under pressure
The sale was delayed due to weather and wet paddocks had an impact on prices at the Deniliquin sheep sale. See our expert analysis.
Prices and analysis: Jerilderie sheep sale
Merino ewes sold to $385 at the Jerilderie sheep sale. See the price ranges and our expert analysis of the sale.
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Volume buyers rescue Wycheproof sheep sale
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Focus on sheep welfare
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Live sheep exports falling in proportion to the national flock
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Live trade to Saudi Arabia resumes after 10 years
After a decade-long break, Australia has been given the green light to export livestock into a key export market.
Mutton nears lamb parity
Tight supply and ongoing strong demand in Asia for affordable protein continue to drive mutton prices up.
What future lamb sales will look like
Trials have begun to introduce technology into livestock auctions, changing the face of saleyards. This is what the future might look like for buyers and sellers.
Margins tighten while buyers stand back
Major buyers are keeping their hands in their pockets ahead of Easter, as store lamb prices push higher against slaughter returns.
Flooding has impact on restocker supply
Extreme flooding curtails restocking demand, while the wet conditions swing lamb and sheep prices back up again. See what the top lots were this week.
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