The wool supply chain operates on averages for expected production in terms of quality. Quality varies through the season normally, with staple strength and vegetable
The latest ‘Wheatcast’ forecast, run on the 1st of November, has narrowed the range and decreased the expected wheat yield. It will be interesting to
The lamb market has so far powered through spring at record levels, as a seasonally contracted lamb crop and historically high demand keep the momentum
The latest quarterly Consumer Price Index (CPI) figures were released last week, and apart from denying us all an interest rate cut, they revealed that
With rain falling in parts of southern Australia in recent days, and more set to follow, there could be increased opportunity for restocker movement in
Harvest has kicked off in earnest in NSW and is winding down in Queensland. Victoria and SA have made a start, and we are still
Greasy wool supply is top of mind in the upper stages of the supply chain as mills balance low stocks, potential increases in demand, and
The big spring store sales are progressing through the Riverina, and it coincides with rapid spring growth in high rainfall zones further south and east.
With October coming to an end, it’s usually a time of increasing cattle supply and slaughter rates. Historically, this ties in with weaker prices, but
Despite the rise of canola as a break crop, pulses remain a very important part of the crop rotation for broadacre croppers. In fact, the
After rebounding strongly in 2021–22 from COVID lows, cotton prices have fallen and drifted along at low levels in recent years. This article takes a
Australian sheep and lamb exports increased in September but remained subdued in relation to recent trends. The US took dominant market share for the month,
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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.
