An increased number of first-cross ewes is relieving prices, but by spring levels could reach their peak again.

Global demand for sheepmeat looks strong for 2022 and it's the US leading the way.

Both lamb and sheep prices have succumbed to supply as the anticipated spring flush hits its sweet spot and saleyards swell.

Demand for Aussie mutton from the US at all time high as the taste for international cuisine grows.

Farmers are being drawn to the shedding breeds to avoid the management hassle of shearing, crutching and flystrike in longwool sheep.

Increasing demand for Aussie sheepmeat as well as a forecast of strong seasonal conditions are underpinning a favourable mid-term outlook for the industry.

AuctionsPlus sheep and lamb offering increased by 15 per cent this week, but prices remain stable.