Jan 28, 2021
Good price gains at Wagga Wagga
Yarding - 33,250 (-12,250). Lambs - 27,300 (-7700). Sheep - 5950 (-4550) Lamb supplies declined and quality improved over trade and heavy lamb categories, with most lambs shorn and grain assisted. Heavy and extra heavy lamb…
Jan 27, 2021
Focus turns to supply chain and moving Grain
By Matt Wallis - AWBOver the last six months we have seen global agricultural commodity markets navigate through the COVID-19 pandemic with a very strong bullish undertone. Since August 2020, March CBOT wheat futures have picked up…
Jan 27, 2021
Wool market kicks away
Karee Wool market report for the South - Jan 27th SMI: 1224 +57 18: 1773 +80 19: 1529 +101 20: 1348 +82 21: 1267 +98 28: 515 +32 Mer card: 898 +27 Pass in: 3.4% AUD: 0.77 …
Jan 26, 2021
Demand for Grain abroad on the rise
By Nicholas Robertson - AWBWith a monster east coast harvest done and dusted and grain in the bin and the Christmas holiday period behind us, growers will likely start looking at marketing the next chunk of their crop. For those who…
Jan 26, 2021
New heat rules saw numbers well back at Bendigo
Yarding - 10,500 (-16,500).Lambs - 8700 (-11,300).Sheep - 1800 (-5200)Just 8700 lambs and 1800 sheep as new heat rules were tried, with numbers capped and the sale starting early. The market was finished by 10am. A good run of heavy…
Jan 25, 2021
The Farm Tender Hay Report - The great Hay waiting game
The great Hay waiting game.For the fortnight up to the 26th of January 2021.Not many Farmers or Carriers are fully reliant on the domestic Hay market and thank goodness they aren't. To do well as a Seller of Hay, you need to have…
Jan 25, 2021
China’s affair with the global Grains market continues…
By Peter McMeekinChina’s General Administration of Customs released its December trade data last week, and the numbers confirmed that the Chinese economy continues its post-pandemic rebound as the countries manufacturing industry…
Jan 25, 2021
A whole lotta Lamb
By Matt Dalgleish - TEMWeekly east coast lamb throughput eased 6% from the previous week, but at 212,568 head remains rather elevated compared to the five-year average pattern for this week in the year with sale yard volumes running…
Jan 23, 2021
Ag Tech Sunday - How to keep you customers engaged using tech
By Shannon Beckermann - BushelA grower pulls away from a grain facility, having just delivered a load of corn.On his way back to the field, his load ticket appears in his local co-op’s mobile application. Using his smartphone, he…
Jan 23, 2021
Ag Tech Sunday - AgriWebb lands $30M Series B to digitise global Livestock Farming
By Nickie Louise - Tech StartupsAs governments and organizations around the world look for new ways to combat climate change and reduce carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, many other companies are also looking at technology for efficient…
Jan 23, 2021
Ag Tech Sunday - The Future of Green Chemistry in Ag
By World Agri-TechAhead of the virtual World Agri-Tech Innovation Summit, six green chemistry experts share their insights on what opportunities the intersection of biology and agriculture can offer, how biological technologies work…
Jan 23, 2021
Ag Tech Sunday - Profile of Ag Tech founder John Fargher
By AgriwebbJohn Fargher grew up on the 400,000 acre ‘Wirrealpa station’ in the Northern Flinders Ranges of South Australia. In a good season, Wirrealpa runs 2,500 cattle and 10,000 sheep. John notes that sadly most of his life has…
Jan 23, 2021
Ag Tech Sunday - How FinTech is disrupting the Agricultural industry
By David Gardner, Head of Content at HarvestWhen you think of AgTech, the first thing that probably comes to mind is unmanned farming equipment, IoT sensors, or robotics and drones for precision agriculture. Chances are FinTech isn’t…
Jan 23, 2021
Ag Tech Sunday - Game changers in Agriculture
By Betsy FreeseFuturist Robert Saik says rural broadband and robots are game changers.Robert Saik, ag futurist and CEO of AGvisorPRO, says he is building his next company based on the assumption that rural broadband will sweep across…
Jan 22, 2021
Mixed day at Wagga Wagga
Yarding - 45,500 (+10,850).Lambs - 35,000 (+9350).Sheep - 10,500 (+1500).Lamb supplies lifted moderately. The quality of the yarding was fair to very good most of the better finished lambs grain assisted. Heavy lamb supplies increased,…
Jan 21, 2021
Good day for finer microns
Karee Wool market report for the South - Jan 21stSMI: 1167 +2018: 1693 +6419: 1428 +2920: 1266 +3321: 1169 +1222: 1128 uc28: 483 +3Mer car: 871 +14Pass in: 5.1%AUD: 0.78 **List your Sheep, Cattle, Rams, Bulls or other…
Jan 20, 2021
Softer trend for Mutton at Ballarat
Yarding - 50,597 (+6120).Lambs - 36,413 (+5522).Sheep - 14,184 (+598)Lamb supply increased to 36,400, the quality was good to excellent with a large portion of the yarding now presenting off feed, all the usual buying group were in…
Jan 20, 2021
Wool market kicks
Karee Wool market report for the South - Jan 20thSMI: 1147 +1818: 1629 +2019: 1399 +1520: 1233 +421: 1157 +622: 1128 +228: 480 +16Mer car: 857 +40Pass in: 4.3%AUD: 0.77 **List your Sheep, Cattle, Rams, Bulls or other…
Jan 19, 2021
Wool down for the day
Karee Wool market report for the South - Jan 19th IND: 1129 -5 18: 1609 -18 19: 1384 -6 20: 1229 -16 21: 1151 -11 22: 1126 -22 28: 464 -7 MC: 817 +2 PI: 10.0% AUD: 0.77 …
Jan 19, 2021
Demand for Grain on the rise
By Nicholas Robertson - AWBWith a monster east coast harvest done and dusted and grain in the bin and the Christmas holiday period behind us, growers will likely start looking at marketing the next chunk of their crop. For those who…
