Fine and superfine lots largest beneficiaries of new found buying vigour
| Merino Fleece led the charge with exporters opening the week with new orders that drove the price up 20-40c, with all merino MPGs affected.
Fine and superfine lots were the largest beneficiaries of the newfound buying vigour and the spinners… |
Crossbred fleeces under price pressure and Merino cardings underperforming
| Crossbred Fleece came under some price pressure on Wednesday as the weekly national offerings begin to increase on the Eastern Seaboard.
Price falls of 22c and 15c were measured in the 28-30 MPG’s on opening, whilst some support at the… |
Prices firm on crossbred lambs and down for Merino wether lambs
AuctionsPlus commercial sheep and lamb numbers remained steady last week at 70,078, a slight decrease on the previous week’s offering.
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Using saltbush to fill that late summer/early autumn feed gap
Many woolgrowers are turning to drought-tolerant native shrubs, such as saltbush, to provide an alternative source of nutrition for their livestock during the late summer/early autumn feed gap.
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Sheep Producers will not pursue investigation into eID tags
Following on from the national commitment to transition to electronic sheep eID, Sheep Producers Australia agreed to investigate options for developing and maintaining a national tag tender and procurement system to provide low-cost, incentivised eID tags for Australian sheep producers.
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Greasy wool market has found a temporary comfortable trading level
| Whilst the current greasy wool market has found a temporary comfortable trading level for export the outlook seems to indicate a sustained recovery in the next 6 to 10 months.
Held stocks of greasy wool on farm and in brokers… |
Well prepared skirtings with low VM and minimal frib trade at 10-15c/kg up
| Merino Fleece traded strongly with the 17.5 and finer MPG’s adding up to 23c dearer. The 18 MPG posted a 23c loss in Sydney this week, however this may have been a weekly selection adjustment in Sydney, as both the… Read More |
Study reveals ecological results on nine studies behind exclusion fencing
A recently completed project funded by AWI developed nine detailed case studies of the impacts of exclusion fencing on rangeland sheep grazing properties in Queensland and New South Wales over a five-year period.
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Stock containment area field day to discuss practicalities and benefits
Riverine Plains is hosting a Stock Containment Area (SCA) Field day at Lockhart on Wednesday,October 25, 2023.
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Upswing in wool market welcome news and creates cautious emotion
| The upswing in the wool market was welcome news in a sea of global negativity over the past few months. There were 39,157 bales offered, with 95.3% of the offerings cleared for trade, marking the best clearance in 12 months.… Read More |
Demand for growth, muscle and eating quality pushes prices to $6500 at Pepperton Farms
A Poll Dorset ram ranking in the top one per cent for Lamb Eating Quality and Terminal Carcase Production Index topped the Pepperton Farms annual sale at $6500 on October 18.
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Exporters report higher demand for 17 micron fleece from Chinese
| Merino Fleece exhibited overall weakness and despite movements in the Northern MPG last week, exporters reported higher demand for 17μ fleece compared to their slightly coarser 18μ counterparts.
Although reports of poor demand in this range may seem perplexing, it… |