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Australian feed grain prices usually follow international values. We are consuming more feed grain locally but we are still a large exporter
With record lamb and mutton prices, very strong wool values and the season to date having been the friendliest in years, sentiment in the sheep industry running strong.
With quotas filled in key export markets, and some shifting sentiment in another, cattle exports are in a state of flux
Wheat markets are behaving differently these days, with the forecasted El Nino and continuing disruptions due to the conflict in Ukraine
ABS report confirms lamb and sheep supplies have been extremely tight, and we are probably at the bottom of the supply cycle
Canola prices have bounced back and global supply remains solid, with a tight global export market driving strong values.
There is a bit going on in grain markets at the moment. Here we’ll cover price and supply and how it is feeding into local values.alues.
Beef tariffs are back in the news in the US. Here we look at where the US gets its beef and how our exports stack up against competitors.
Beef tariffs are back in the news in the US, where the cost of hamburgers is a major talking point. Here we look at where the US gets its beef and how our exports stack up against competitors.
The Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences (ABARES) released their September Crop Report last week.
