Angus Brown

While major crop prices are down, pulse values have rallied on last year which will likely encourage higher planted hectares this season.

While cattle prices have come off lows, they have been steady for some time and there might be a trading opportunity on the cards.

While cattle prices are improving the potential upside could be limited by supply which has built over the last couple of years.

Before Australian cattle markets went on their long bullish run in 2020, they had some reliable seasonality, is it back?

Expected abundant corn supplies were keeping a lid on wheat pricing, but now corn production is slowly shifting lower.

It has been a tough year for southern cow/calf producers. and minds are turning to weaning cattle for sale at the annual sales.

Forward markets suggest steady prices for the coming year but processing bottlenecks are limiting access to higher prices for Aussie cattle.

The cattle herd is likely in decline, which will bolster prices, but strong numbers and beef supply out of the north could keep a lid on prices

The cattle herd is likely in decline, which will bolster prices, but strong numbers and beef supply out of the north could keep a lid on prices

The annual run of southern January weaner sales can make or break sellers and set a benchmark for young cattle prices going forward