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KLTT executive director Hussam O. Sarhan and National Farmers Federation president David Jochinke at the Trans Emirates Livestock Trading facility in Dubai.

Middle Eastern live sheep customers are weighing their options.

Middle East eyes alternatives to Australian live sheep trade

Sheep prices have bounced back after widespread rains across eastern Australia. Here at Wagga Wagga this week lamb prices were up to $60 a head dearer.

World markets rattled by surge of cheap Australian lamb and mutton.

Flood of cheap Aussie sheepmeat blamed for global trade upset

RaboResearch senior protein analyst Angus Gidley-Baird.

Global animal protein production will grow at a slower rate in 2024 following a year of tight margins, with beef and pork both expected to contract.

Global animal protein production to slow in 2024

Lamb exports are continuing to rise, driven by high supply. 

Almost half of the 2023 lamb cohort will be sold in the first six months of next year.

Turnoff trend set to continue into 2024

Australia's second biggest wool export destination could take even more wool in future, with increasingly frequent trade talks focusing on how to strengthen the market.

India a growing market for Australian wool

Australian Meat Industry Council's general manager of industry affairs Tim Ryan outlines why the commentary around domestic beef and lamb retail prices has not been healthy for the industry. Picture Shan Goodwin.

"The saleyard is not a good indicator of what supermarkets or processors are buying."

Supermarkets can't backtrack now; Is cheaper Chrissy beef so good?

Superfine woolgrowers Jock and Shara Menzies, Coningdale, Armidale. Photo:Simon Chamberlain. 

Wool buyers are being urged to be willing to pay more for quality amid concerns pricing hasn't kept pace with inflationary pressures.

Undervalued wool deserves a new era

Federal MP for O'Connor, Rick Wilson, in a speech to Parliament, called on the government to remove Animals Australia from its role on the live export advisory group, citing illegal behaviour as part of his reasoning.

The opposition calls for government to cut all ties with Animals Australia citing radical and illegal behaviour in its reasoning.

Animals Australia advisory role questioned

The National Farmers' Federation has welcomed the Premier's support. File image.

Roger Cook told the state parliament the policy was an "unnecessary burden".

Farmers welcome WA Premier's live ex defence

The Responsible Wool Standard is being combined with seven other Textile Exchange fibre standards.

The Responsible Wool Standard is getting a revamp, with details to be unveiled in the new year.

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