Spring cattle slaughter was much stronger than it had been in recent years, with the herd rebuild waning if not stopping altogether. Compared to the
Whilst a week-on-week increase in supply is not a surprise as the trade returns from the break, it’s clear that the resurgence of restocker demand
Looking at the EYCI (Eastern Young Cattle Indicator) it’s a refreshing sight to see a positive gradient, after what has been a long downward slide.
The first sales of the new year have shown a positive start for cattle markets with the majority of indicators finishing above the peaks of
The annual southern weaners sales are on, and there appears to be plenty on the market this year. There are a couple of ways we
With just a few days of trading to go for the year, producers look as though they continued to try to get in while the
Australian beef exports generally maintained their momentum last month, staying well above both year-ago and five-year-average volumes. The trade did back off from the bumper
Yardings skyrocketed off the back of stronger confidence in the market following the last two weeks of rain on the east coast. Almost every saleyard
Predicting what the cattle market has in store for 2024 is a much more positive experience than it would have been a month ago. But
While the old adage “It doesn’t rain grass” comes to mind this week, especially given we have now hit the first day of summer. However,
The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) quarterly ‘Livestock Products’ report was released recently. The ABS numbers give the official numbers of cattle slaughtered and beef
Large amounts of rain across the East coast saw producers opting to hold onto cattle as feed concerns eased. This had a positive impact on
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