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Weekly kill: Grids slide another 15-20c/kg, as heavier supply pressures mount

THERE’s been another 15-20c/kg lopped off most direct consignment slaughter cattle offers across eastern Australia this week, as heavier livestock supply pressures the finished cattle market. This week’s blast of sub-arctic conditions, delivering first frosts and even snow, and damaging pasture quality in many areas, has contributed to the rapid rise in numbers being pushed […]

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NVLX Wodonga 9 May 2023: Market fluctuates with selective buying

File picture of selling action at Wodonga. Yarding 1050 Change -450 Numbers were similar with almost half the offering cows in all weights and grades. All of the usual export and domestic buyers were at the sale and processors were extremely selective on what they would compete on. This caused a fluctuating market with buyers […]

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Indonesia’s FMD outbreak may open gates to cattle from Brazil

WITH foot-and-mouth-disease now endemic in Indonesia following last year’s outbreak, more reports are emerging that Jakarta may soon open its market to shipments of cattle from Brazil – but whether such a trade would be viable long-term remains doubtful. Vaccinating small holder cattle for FMD around feedlots in Indonesia. Indonesia currently relies on Australia as […]

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Westpac announces Cloncurry, Ingham and Tully branches will stay open | The North West Star

Journalist covering Queensland and Northern Territory community, sport and politics. Previously worked as a broadcast journalist at 4ZZZ Radio. UQ Alumni. [email protected] Journalist covering Queensland and Northern Territory community, sport and politics. Previously worked as a broadcast journalist at 4ZZZ Radio. UQ Alumni. [email protected] Sally Gall Senior journalist – Queensland Country Life/North Queensland Register Based […]

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