Slaughter figures start 2021 under seasonal average, confirming tight supply of stock.

Buyers appear to be worried about stocks of superfine wool as they scramble to fill orders.

A fictitious foot and mouth disease outbreak was triggered across three woolgrowing properties in southern New South Wales late last year to see how the industry coped.

NSW farmers make the switch to genetics that will lift the size of their sheep and wool cut.

The new MLA funded survey reveals environment plays a big role when it comes to mulesing debate.

Buyers from Young and Yarrawonga, Hunter Valley and to as far north at Tamworth secured the yarding of 7000-plus ewes with prices records the best ever at the 73rd annual Dunedoo breeder sale on Friday.

First-cross ewes met a buyer frenzy at the 42nd annual Forbes first-cross ewe sale on Thursday when the whole yarding of 12,000 ewes averaged a record $361.

The upgrade of the Gunnedah Saleyards is moving along well, with demolition of the old sheep yards continuing.

Respected NSW livestock buyer retires on a high note.

The differing rules around this topic suggest it's been difficult to pin down the best approach.

A plainer yarding of 6194 first-cross ewes at Yass realised solid prices for the better presented pens.

Looking back on a giant stud sale year.

Achieving a world record price for a White Suffolk ewe overshadowed any mixed emotions at Ramsay Park stud's first stage ewe dispersal on November 6 at Minlaton, SA, after a ewe reached a top of $5100.