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WA Livestock Market Sees Record Ewe Sales Amid Interstate Demand

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 6
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Western Australia's saleyard record for Merino breeding ewes was broken during the 'Top of the Drop' sale on October 2. Strong demand from Eastern States, including South Australia, supported the sales. The Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development reported a 66% increase in sheep and lambs trucked interstate from Western Australia. This increase included a 30% rise in adult sheep and a 78% rise in lambs.

From farmweekly.com.au

Why it matters

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The high volume of interstate livestock movement reflects strong demand for breeding stock in Western Australia. Producers are holding onto ewes ahead of summer, which has helped keep mutton prices at historic highs. The trend indicates a significant increase in regional livestock trade.

Tasmania, Queensland, and South Australia shared national sheepmeat market trends.

From farmweekly.com.au

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  • Western AustraliaSpeculative

    The state could see increased revenue from the livestock market due to high demand from Eastern States.

  • stateSpeculative

    The state might see increased funding needs for agricultural supply chains given the rise in interstate trade.

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