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Genomic gains and farming management efficiencies in livestock DNA testing
Sustained selenium supplementation supports good health, productivity and profitability in cattle and sheep
Monitoring worm burdens through worm egg count tests in cattle following the recent break in the season
Flock up, slaughter down.
Give a dog a bone (or some grain)
Genomic gains and farming management efficiencies in livestock DNA testing
Sustained selenium supplementation supports good health, productivity and profitability in cattle and sheep
Monitoring worm burdens through worm egg count tests in cattle following the recent break in the season
Flock up, slaughter down.Article courtesy of Matt Dalgleish, TEM
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The spread charts highlight the current weeks closing price spread (as at 4th Sept) compared to where the ten-year average spread has been for this time in the season, as well as a 70% range. This range demonstrates where the spread has fluctuated for 70% of the time for this week in the year and gives an indication of what could be considered normal spread behaviour.
Queensland cattle spreads show the heavy steer somewhat undervalued when compared to the national heavy steer price, trading at a 7.4% discount compared to the 2% average discount that could be expected. Given the ongoing operating concerns expressed by the JBS owned Dinmore processing plant in Brisbane it’s perhaps unsurprising to see Queensland’s fat cattle trading a little undervalue.
Although, the standout spread category in Queensland presently is the Vealer Steer. It’s not uncommon at this time in the season to see vealers at a discount as pasture is often at its worst prior to the onset of the wet season. However, the normal range in the QLD Vealer Steer to the National Vealer Steer spread discount is between a 0.2% to 6.2% discount. Currently it is sitting at a 21.2% discount.
The NSW Restocker Steer spread is showing a particularly strong performance sitting at a 5.9% premium compared to an average spread discount of 2.0% and a normal range of 1.3% premium to a 5.2% discount. Given the level of destocking in NSW last season it’s unsurprising to see the intent to rebuild is strong here on the back of the favourable rainfall outlook expected for Spring.
Spread charts like these can be used to quickly identify market segments that are operating out of seasonal character, including those that may warrant further investigation to see what is driving the peculiar price/spread behaviour.
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