Mutton prices

Mutton prices have jumped dramatically- but will it last?

The National Mutton Indicator jumped 122.21c/kg cwt week-on-week to 550.61c/kg cwt on Friday.

09 April 2025

Strong competition and lighter yardings has driven up prices across all types of lambs and sheep. Credit: Travelstock by Powerhouse, Shutterstock.

Sheep market lifts as yardings drop

Mecardo reports sheep and lamb prices improved last week, with mutton hitting a 12-month high.

10 June 2024

The current gap between mutton and lamb prices is fairly typical, according to Mecardo. Credit: Mark Saunders.

Mutton prices rise but discount to lamb remains

Mutton prices have risen from December lows but remain at a 50-60 per cent discount to lamb.

27 May 2024

Sheep producers are considering their options for lambs that age out of the lamb market, says MLA. Picture Mark Saunders.

Producers under pressure to provide quality, finished lambs

MLA says there are few options for producers with hoggets.

24 January 2024

Strong start to the year for sheep

Sheep prices lift substantially in the new year.

14 January 2024

A historical price gap between mutton and lamb emerged at the end of 2023. Picture Mark Saunders.

Historic price disparity emerges between mutton and lamb

A historic price disparity between mutton and trade lamb emerged at the end of 2023.

03 January 2024

It's been a tough year for sheep and lamb producers, but things are looking up. Photo: Mark Saunders.

MLA reports challenging year for sheep and lamb producers

Confidence in sheep driven by weather, exports and input costs - MLA

18 December 2023

Rural Bank said lamb and beef prices are likely to remain fairly stable over the coming month. Picture Mark Saunders.

Livestock prices stabilise as demand improves

Lamb and cattle prices are expected to remain steady.

15 November 2023

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