Jamie-Lee Oldfield
The Land
Melbourne, VIC, Australia
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Dunoon Angus tops at $90,000 high, $17,701 average
Commercial producers went head to head with stud selectors at the Dunoon Angus sale on Monday, where bulls reached $90,000. → Read More
Depta Grove demand comes from five states
Strong demand from across the country drove the Detpa Grove White Suffolk sale to new highs once again last week. → Read More
Crawford Angus bulls to $25,000 top, $16,035 average
All 57 lots offered sold to average $16,035, an increase of close to $6000 on the 2020 sale average, thanks to rapid bidding action in the shed and on AuctionsPlus. → Read More
Arcadian Organic Meat generating Australian Carbon Credit Units
Organic beef operation uses carbon credits to add value. → Read More
Organic beef sector creates carbon 'path'
Organic beef has been experiencing significant growth over the past 20 years due to consumer demand, creating another opportunity for producers to add value to their operations. → Read More
China wants cheaper beef
China has grown to one of Australia's largest beef markets, but record domestic cattle prices have Chinese importers looking elsewhere to fill their protein gap. → Read More
Price outlook firm for 2020 weaner sales
The 2020 weaner sales series in southern Australia will set the precedent for the year's beef cattle market. → Read More
Plenty of weight to be offered on north-east calves
Good pasture growth through winter and spring has put the cattle in Victoria's north-east in good stead, despite it having now dried off. → Read More
The wait for new season lambs supports all categories
Lamb prices just keep on climbing, as we head into the peak supply lull of mid-winter. → Read More
Poll Dorsets from Coolac hoping for success at Bendigo
VALLEY Vista Poll Dorset Stud at Coolac, NSW, will head back to Bendigo this year aiming to back up their Supreme Poll Dorset sash from 2018. → Read More
Mutton price holds firm but supply still hangs on more rain
As winter temperatures halt pasture growth and spring looks a long way away, the consistent price for mutton is one point of relief for sheep producers. → Read More
Tightening of supply now reaching slaughter figures
Lamb records have fallen again this week, and it's not just one standout pen skewing the perception of market outcomes. → Read More
Cattle slaughter slow-down on the horizon
Female turn-off is likely to soon impact cattle throughput. → Read More
Premiums remain high for finished stock
Cattle prices are holding steady despite the lack of a widespread break and increased slaughter levels. → Read More
Forward contracts are backing in lamb supply shortages
The lamb market is continuing to climb towards the high winter peaks the industry has been predicting. → Read More
Winter lamb prices lie with weather forecast
Lamb prices are following a similar trend to 2017, according to market analysts. → Read More
Only way is up for lamb market
Easter market highs spike the price of lamb in spite of numbers swelling the yards → Read More
Barnawartha buyers selective as season dictates capacity
Buyers were selective at Barnawartha on Thursday as the season continues to dictate who has the confidence to buy. → Read More
New figures indicate wool production likely to keep falling
Wool production will drop more than 12 per cent for this financial year. → Read More
Rains' rate rise has international support
The latest export figures show trade impact on price resilience regardless of rain. → Read More