The eastern states trade lamb indicator started last week close to 100¢ below where it opened in June, bottoming out at 577¢/kg cwt on Monday.

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Although numbers were back and clearance rates are low that didn’t stop some strong prices being reached with a line of 1.5-2.5-year-old Composite ewes from Mingbool, SA, topping at $270.

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The AWEX EMI closed the week on 1522c, down 2c for the week.

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Research at the Graham Centre for Agricultural Innovation is investigating if adding calcium and magnesium to the diets of pregnant ewes can boost lamb survival.

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Drying conditions and a poor seasonal outlook across southern Australia has resulted in a greater percentage of lambs and sheep being turned off during May.

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A new series of one of the sheep industry’s most popular extension and adoption programs, It’s Ewe Time, is being rolled out in August,

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Numbers lifted slightly while quality remained mixed in a wintery yarding of 10,490 including 3,256 XBL at SELX Yass.

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New ways to fill feed gaps, the latest technology to measure pasture and meat quality and getting the most out of livestock production systems will be at the top of the list for the Grassland Society conference in Cowra on Tuesday July 25 and Wednesday July 26.

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Young Merino ewes made an average of $146 and sold to a top price of $200 on AuctionsPlus last week.

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The market faced the traditional jump in bale offerings for the 1st sale of the new financial year to 51,150 bales the largest since the Easter break.

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Merino lambs ranged from $105 to $125/head for the heavy trade weights while heavy hoggets sold from $118 to $143/head at SELX.

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Managing the diets of sheep to boost human health and keep stock in prime condition will be on the menu when NSW Department of Primary Industries (DPI) researchers present their latest findings at a Graham Centre sheep forum in Wagga Wagga on Friday July 7.

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