Yardings and slaughter are up and the EYCI climbed again. Heavy steers and vealers are charging ahead but the Australian dollar has stubbornly pushed higher,
In the search for some “green shoots” of price recovery in the wool market, the fine end of the clip (especially in Melbourne), and the
Ripples from the Iowa ‘derecho’ storm that went through the other week are still being felt. The ProFarmer tour has recently been through the areas
New season lambs are now fronting up in the south and are starting to dominate the yards. They were met with a more confident market
This week, slaughter has held it’s own, but despite tightening supply at the saleyards with yardings falling dramatically, the ESTLI continued its downward slide, with
It would seem that the market does not drive the news, but rather news drives the market. After a week-long rout in wheat on building
The selling week began with further uncertainty leading up to this weeks Melbourne sales as a result of Vic government interpretation of CV -19 rules.
Cattle slaughter went down down down last week, with the lack of supply continuing to support prices. Eastern states cattle kill fell 17 per cent
Yardings and slaughter are up, along with the EYCI, and restockers keep putting their brand on the market, but with a good flush of rainfall
The new restrictions on meat processing in Victoria came into effect last Friday, and the race was on to get animals through before the deadline.
It seems the big correction last week generated some buyer interest as well as lowering sellers price expectation, with sales this week “solid” and clearance
The wheat market has borne the brunt of expectations of another big global crop. Bigger crops in Russia, Canada and Australia have more than compensated
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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.
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