Swings in supply disrupt the balance
Supply pulled back significantly this week, likely in response to last week’s cheaper market. After the excitement of a rising market, it appears to be
Supply pulled back significantly this week, likely in response to last week’s cheaper market. After the excitement of a rising market, it appears to be
Many readers will recall the constant references during the second half of last year around lower sheep and lamb slaughter capacity. Tight supply from 2020-2022
Despite more rain falling this week across the nation, it wasn’t enough to continue the price rise for lamb. All lamb indicators took a fall
The Meat and Livestock Australia (MLA) and Australian Wool Innovation (AWI) Sheep Producers Intentions Survey for October was released back in November. There was little
NASA may have decided to push back its moon mission this week, but this lamb market certainly has a rocket under it. Most indicators in
2023 has set the record for the most amount of mutton exported since 2000, with over 200kt expected to be exported from Australia. While 2023
With the Christmas shutdown imminent, producers looked to cash in on the recent price rises, as they delivered record yardings for the last fully operational
For a few months now we’ve been tracking lamb exports to the Middle East. This data has been backing up the anecdotal reports regarding the
The positivity in the sheep and lamb market has continued to pick up this week, yet to be slowed by the upcoming festive season break
It’s that time of year when we dust off the crystal ball and take a look at what markets are likely to do in 2024.
Widespread rain on the East Coast helped prices continue their upward trajectory, supported by a decrease in throughput as growers’ feed supply concerns further eased.
Sheep slaughter for the September 2023 quarter rose year-on-year but dropped in comparison to the previous quarter, the first time this has occurred since 2016.
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