Young cattle throughput drops in the east
Foot and mouth disease detected in Indonesia
MLA introduces a new indicator
Foot and mouth disease detected in Indonesia
MLA introduces a new indicator
National flock numbers continue to rise
EYCI throughput softened last week as rain prevented some sales from going ahead.
An increase in yardings has seen the EYCI and WYCI drop significantly this week.
A new indicator has been announced which covers live export male cattle prices.
The national sheep flock continues to expand with breeding ewes increasing by 1.1 million this year.
The EYCI has fallen in consecutive weeks due to increased feeder buyer activity.
The EYCI has experienced a substantial fall in prices, whereas the WYCI is reaching new highs.
New research using hi-tech measuring and location devices can help detect staggers in sheep.
The WYCI is sitting at a high for 2022, whereas the EYCI is beginning to soften.
The EYCI hiked 16 per cent last week on the back of high demand and favourable weather events.
Delay in lambs hitting the market in January due to COVID has meant a spike in slaughter.
A research project will gather data to help prevent hay stack fires.
Favourable seasonal conditions across Australia have resulted in the rise of restocker lamb demand.
Victorian sheep producers lead the way with electronic NLIS tags, breaking new ground as they go.
An AWI investment boost will guide woolgrowers to manage flystrike without traditional mulesing.
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