U.S. Senators, Concerned, Speak Up on JBS’s NYSE IPO Ambitions
In a noteworthy turn of events in Washington, D.C., U.S. Senators from both sides of the aisle have raised eyebrows over the IPO plans of JBS S.A., the Brazilian meat-packing leader, eyeing the New York Stock Exchange. It’s no small news, given JBS’s stature as one of the top meat packers in the United States. […]
Dubbo & Bendigo Livestock Market Report: 15th January 2024
Dubbo Livestock Market Overview – 15th January 2024 The Dubbo saleyard witnessed a notable increase in livestock numbers on 15th January 2024, with a total yarding of 29,920, showing an increase of 8,690 from the last sale. Of these, 13,930 were sheep (up by 4,430) and 15,990 were lambs (up by 4,260). The lamb market […]
Wagga & Tamworth Cattle Sales Report – 15 Jan 2024
Wagga Cattle Sale Report – 15 Jan 2024 The Wagga Cattle Sale on January 15, 2024, showcased a remarkable total yarding of 4010, an increase of 1910 from the last sale. This larger yarding was dominated by feedlots, significantly influencing cattle prices. Bullocks, particularly those from river flats or grain assisted, saw a significant price […]
UK Pork Offal Market Expands into Mexico
The UK pork industry has received a significant boost with the recent announcement that the Mexican market has opened its doors to British pork offal. This development comes two years after Mexico first allowed imports of British pork, marking a continued expansion in international trade relations. Mexico’s Growing Pork Demand Mexico ranks as one of […]
2024 Irish Beef Market Outlook and Its Implications for the UK
The Irish beef sector is poised for a positive year in 2024, but what does this mean for the UK beef market? Here’s an overview of the key trends and forecasts. 2023: A Year of Strong Prices Despite Production Dip In 2023, the Irish beef market saw robust finished cattle prices, particularly in the first […]
Weekly Cattle and Sheep Market Update as of 12 January 2024
The Australian cattle and sheep markets have shown diverse trends as of 12 January 2024, with cattle prices generally increasing and mixed results in the sheep and lamb sector. Cattle Market Developments This week, the cattle market experienced a general uplift, primarily driven by strong processor demand for weaner cattle. Yardings rose by 7,027 to […]
2024 Begins with a Positive Outlook for Australian Livestock Markets
The Australian livestock markets have kicked off 2024 on a strong note, with both cattle and sheep sectors showing encouraging signs of growth following the Christmas break. Cattle Market Sees Uplift The cattle market has experienced a notable increase in prices over the last few months. This positive trend is largely attributed to the sale […]
2023’s NLRS Slaughter Data: A Detailed Look
Last year, the National Livestock Reporting Service (NLRS) kept giving us weekly updates on slaughter numbers from all around the country. It’s been a year where the weather, how confident farmers felt, and the ups and downs of the market all played a part. And, we’ve not seen so many sheep and cows being processed […]
New Zealand Introduces Advanced M. bovis Test for More Targeted Animal Treatment
New Zealand’s battle against Mycoplasma bovis (M. bovis) takes a significant turn with the introduction of a new test by Pictor Limited, a NZ-based biotechnology company. This test, expected to revolutionise the approach to tackling the disease, offers a more precise method, potentially allowing for the treatment of individual animals instead of entire herds. Innovative […]
UK Beef Industry: Navigating a Tough Phase
It’s a bit of a rough patch for the UK beef industry these days. Picture this: we’re seeing one of the biggest slumps in beef production in the past couple of years. This isn’t just a statistic; it’s a change that’s touching everyone from your average shopper to the hard-working cattle farmer. What’s Up with […]
