Australian sheepmeat exports were lifted in September but remained below year-ago and five-year average volumes on the back of lower domestic slaughter and global trade
It’s somewhat of a paradox for grain producers, that in order for prices to rise in the short term, production downgrades would need to be
The forecast is looking promising for vast parts of Queensland and Northern NSW for the coming week. If you are looking for rain, of course.
A reader has asked whether synthetic fibre prices have settled down, implying there is an equilibrium price level for these fibres. That implication is not
Australian cattle slaughter is expected to hit its highest level since 1978 in 2026, having already hit that mark for the 2025-26 financial year. Female
Supply is the topic of the moment in discussions about the greasy wool market, or more accurately low supply and its impact on price. Supply
Grain markets continue to struggle for direction, and with rain securing some strong yields across the south of the country – it’s time to look
The saying that history doesn’t repeat itself, but it rhymes, is certainly applicable to livestock markets. Having just seen the lowest September lamb slaughter in
Meat and Livestock Australia (MLA) released their Australian Cattle Industry Projections last week, and like any forecasts, they can become out of date relatively quickly.
Canola prices remain the shining light for croppers, with prices having moved back to peaks seen earlier in the year. As usual, local markets are
The makeup of the Australian merino wool clip, as with other merino producing countries, has changed a lot since the 1990s. Basically the industry has
The cattle market has been generally trending lower over the past fortnight as spring supply ramps up. As we looked at in last week’s article,
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The rain driven rapid rise in young cattle prices at saleyard level should translate quickly into higher export feeder cattle prices.
The rain driven rapid rise in young cattle prices at saleyard level should translate quickly into higher export feeder cattle prices.
The rain driven rapid rise in young cattle prices at saleyard level should translate quickly into higher export feeder cattle prices.
