Enhancing Cattle Productivity with Phosphorus Supplementation
Phosphorus (P) plays a crucial role in cattle nutrition, with its deficiency leading to significantly reduced productivity. This issue is particularly prevalent in northern Australia, where soil and pasture phosphorus deficiencies are widespread. The Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) has released an updated manual titled “Phosphorus Management of Beef Cattle in Northern Australia (Second Edition)”, […]
Dalby Cattle Sale 13 Dec 2023
In the final cattle sale of 2023 at Dalby Saleyard, there was a noticeable reduction in the supply of stock. The total yarding for this sale was reported at 4,554 head, which is a decrease of approximately 3,099 from the previous sale. This reduction in numbers was apparent despite the cattle being sourced from a […]
Roma Cattle Sale Report 12 Dec 2023
In the final cattle sale of 2023 at Roma Saleyard, a total of 7,379 cattle were presented, marking a decrease of 646 from the previous sale. This substantial number reflects a consistent high interest, with cattle sourced from various regions including Queensland, Northern Territory, and New South Wales. Notably, the sale attracted regular processors, feedlotters, […]
Cattle Market EYCI Report 12 Dec 2023
The Australian cattle market has presented a dynamic landscape as reflected in the latest Eastern States Young Cattle Indicator (EYCI) report dated December 12, 2023. The EYCI, a key benchmark for cattle pricing, is showing a mix of trends across various saleyards and cattle categories. The report highlights a drop in the average price for […]
Waga Cattle Sale Report 11 Dec 2023
In a recent sale at Wagga Saleyard, there was a notable increase in cattle numbers, totalling 7,590, which is an increase of 1,790 from the previous sale. This surge can be attributed to the higher prices observed last week and the impending closure of sale yards over the Christmas period. The market remained stable for […]
Tamworth Cattle Sale Report 11 Dec 2023
In the latest cattle sale at Tamworth Saleyard, a notable increase in total yarding was observed, with 2,560 cattle presented for sale. This figure represents an increase of 605 from the previous sale. Analysts attribute this surge to the upcoming long break in sales and the recent spell of extreme heat. The sale featured a […]
Meat and Livestock Australia Introduces New Online Market Indicators Amidst Rising Digital Sales
In a significant move to adapt to the digital transformation in the livestock market, Meat and Livestock Australia (MLA) has introduced two innovative market indicators. These indicators, the Online Young Cattle Indicator (OYCI) and the Online Lamb Indicator (OLI), are designed to track the online sales of cattle and lambs, reflecting the sector’s increasing shift […]
Global Farming Bodies Rally for Climate Action: A Unified Voice at COP 28
In a groundbreaking move, agricultural groups from across the globe have joined forces, forming a coalition with a pivotal goal: to place agriculture squarely amid climate change discussions. This year’s COP 28 saw the unveiling of their first collective statement, a significant step by organisations like the National Farmers’ Federation, Federated Farmers New Zealand, and […]
Australia’s November Beef Exports Experience Notable Decline
Australia’s beef exports witnessed a significant decrease in November, with a variety of factors contributing to this downturn. The total volume of exports for the month was 93,802 tonnes, marking an 11 percent reduction, or 11,300 tonnes less, compared to October’s trade. Notably, October had seen the highest monthly level of exports since the end […]
Potential Easing of China’s Restrictions on Australian Beef and Lobster
Improving Trade Relations Between Australia and China Trade Minister Don Farrell of Australia has indicated that China’s trade restrictions on Australian beef and lobster might be lifted by the end of the year. This development is seen as a sign of the improving relations between Canberra and Beijing. Farrell, in an interview with the Australian […]
