The wool market experienced a sharp decline last week with all micron price indicators down across all selling centre’s.

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Merino ewe lambs sold from $117 to $208 and averaged $169, up $17 on last week om AuctionsPlus.

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The wool market continued its dramatic reversal last week, to see the EMI head back up 67c or 4.35% to 1609c.

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A discussion paper outlining policy options for sheep exports to, or through, the Middle East during the northern summer months is now available for stakeholder comment.

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Don’t be too quick to let go of your older ewes – new research is looking into the emerging trend of dry-aged mutton and how producers could one day take advantage of potential premiums.

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The wool market experienced a slight increase last week with most micron price indicators having mixed movements across all selling centre’s.

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First cross ewe lambs were up $9 from last week off the back of recent rain with Central West buyers purchasing 15% of the AuctionsPlus catalogue.

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The wool market has bounced back to see the largest rise since AWEX began reporting back in 1995.

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Merino wether lambs sold to a top of $141, for an average of $112, down $2 on last week on AuctionsPlus.

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The wool market experienced a sharp decline this week with all micron price indicators down across all selling centres.

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Merino ewe lambs sold from $62 through to $240, returning an average price of $145, down $29 on last week on AuctionsPlus.

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Buyers are now more aware of when the price gap widens between slaughter ready lambs and lighter categories, with restocker and feeder buyers quickly entering the market, closing any premium.

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