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Heifer prices fall as buyers target more quality

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By Emiliano Ignacio Diaz, Emiliano Cano Díaz
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The broader cattle market has been easing over recent weeks, unwinding part of the strong lift that followed the break in seasonal conditions during May. Improved conditions supported producer confidence and restocker competition through May and June. The National Restocker Yearling Heifer Indicator rose from 321.5¢/kg liveweight (lwt) on 1 May to a peak of 483.2¢ on 23 June.
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Most cattle producers optimistic about the next year

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By Emiliano Ignacio Diaz, Emiliano Cano Díaz
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MLA’s April 2026 Beef Production Intention Survey results were released this week, with more than 3,000 cattle producers contributing to the latest survey. The results show producer sentiment remains strong, with 6 in 10 producers optimistic about the cattle sector over the next 12 months. National net sentiment remained steady at +53, unchanged from the April 2025 survey. However, state-level results show clear shifts in confidence across key cattle-producing regions.
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April beef exports above year-ago levels

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By Emiliano Ignacio Diaz, Emiliano Cano Díaz
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Australian beef exports eased from March to April but remained well above year-ago levels. Total exports reached 140,943 tonnes, 6% lower than March but 11% higher than April 2025. For the first four months of 2026, Australia exported 506,138 tonnes of beef, 16% more than the same period in 2025. Chilled and frozen exports both lifted 11% year-on-year (YoY) in April, while grassfed exports rose 12% and grainfed exports increased 8%.
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