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Emily Tan

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  • Freelance Journalist and Photographer, Freelance
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Record beef output as sheep and lamb slows

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The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) has released livestock slaughter and production data for the third quarter of the 2025 calendar year. Australia’s cattle industry continues to set new benchmarks, confirming record beef production for the September quarter. The Australian cattle sector continues to break records as Q3 ABS data is released. With positive conditions holding on across northern Australia, production has continued to climb – reaching records once again.
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Rainfall drives shift in saleyard dynamics

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Over the past week, producers across eastern and southern states have seen some quality rainfall − supporting a 11¢–39¢ lift in cattle market prices. This recent rain has interrupted producer turnoff decisions, shifting processor supply and demand through to the end of the year. The rainfall has caused a drop in cattle numbers across major saleyards.
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Aussie sheep and beef farms’ financial performance

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Measuring the profitability of a business is one way of assessing its health. Critically, this evolves around the quality and quantity of the product, and the cost of production. Although the price received for livestock influences revenue, industry performance data indicates the most profitable operations consistently demonstrate higher stocking and weaning rates, superior growth performance, and lower cost of production.
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