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Locality: Orroroo, South Australia

Address: 26 Second St 5431 Orroroo, SA, Australia

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24.01.2022 Weekly Wool Report, Sale Week 20 - Paul Noble This week’s 2-day sale saw a decrease of 4 cents to the Southern AWEX indicator which finished at 1149 cents. Just... when we thought we had some understanding of the sale pattern; the market does the opposite. There seems still to be some uncertainty in the wool market likely due to the ongoing pandemic. Prior to the pandemic the wool market was impacted by the trade war, were again, demand was decreased due to uncertainty. We are still waiting for more certainty and confidence to return to retail. Likely when borders re-open and trade returns to ‘normal’, the wool market will hopefully see a positive impact. Positively, wool in stock is not as great as the wool industry first predicted. Currently there are around 230,000 bales, not the 400,000 predicted. This is going to be a key factor in the recovery of the wool market, which hopes to increase by 20-30 cents next week. Sale Week 20: - 19,377 bales were offered for sale over the two days, Sale Week 20 - Passed in rates of 15.8% on Tuesday and 9.9% on Wednesday - The Southern Indicator over the 2-days decreased by 4 cents to finish at 1149 cents. If you would like to receive Paul's full wool report every Friday, with more on currency news and China as well as Paul’s own summary for the week - please call or email him on the details below to be added to this group. p: 0409 487 017 e: [email protected] Disclaimer: The information in this report is general in nature and has not been prepared taking into account your personal circumstances. While Elders takes reasonable steps to ensure the accuracy of this report, Elders does not warrant that the information contained in it is true, up to date or correct. Before acting on any of the information contained in this report, you should undertake an independent review to verify it.

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19.01.2022 Dublin Market Report - Matt Ward Sale Date:24/11/2020 Cattle A much smaller yarding of approximately 260 cattle sold to all the usual local processors & feeder... buyers Quality was good however most classes lacked the competition compared to recent weeks. Only 10 calves were yarded, and they sold from $400 to $800. Locally well-bred Vealer steers sold to re stockers from 430 cents to 450 cents, and equivalent vealer heifers sold to re stockers from 420 cents to 440 cents. The few lightweight yearling steers yarded were pastoral bred and they returned 240 cents to 340 cents, light weight trade steers traded from 390 cents to 440 cents, heavy weight steers suitable for the trade generally held firm and they ranged from 380 cents to 430 cents. Light weight yearling heifers were also pastoral bred and the few yarded ranged from 220 cents to 310 cents, trade weight heifers lifted 20 cents and they traded from 400 cents to 440 cents, heavyweight heifers to the trade eased 25 cents and they mostly ranged from 330 cents to 380 cents. Grown steers sold from 340 cents to 388 cents and grown heifers sold from 310 cents to 330 cents. A very small yarding of only 17 Cows were yarded, light weight cows were too few to quote, medium weight cows eased 50 cents and sold from 220 cents to 260 cents, heavy weight cows eased 20 cents and they ranged from 280 cents to 310 cents. Light weight bulls sold were too few to quote. Heavy Weight Bulls were plentiful and mostly cull pastoral bulls, they ranged from 220 cents to 280 cents. Lambs Lamb numbers retreated with approximately 3,500 Crossbred & Merino lambs offered. Most of the regular local & interstate processor buyers were in attendance with 1 Victorian processer absent. Quality was very mixed, best recently shorn Extra Heavy Weight crossbreds topped @ $244. Extra Heavyweight recently shorn crossbreds were again scarce and sold up to $244, heavy weights lifted up to $10 and they returned $180 to $205, heavy trades lifted $5 and they sold from $170 to $180. The few New Seasons crossbreds again lacked much freshness and continue drying off. Best Extra Heavy Weights generally held firm and mostly sold from $190 to $210, best Heavy weights returned $170 to $180, heavy trade weights ranged from $155 to $170, trade weights ranged from $140 to $155,ideal store New Seasons crossbreds were virtually non-existent and re stockers and processors mostly outlaid from $135 to $145. No Trade Weight New Season Mo Lambs were yarded. Old Seasons Merino lambs were also again scarce. Extra Heavy weight Merinos with a skin sold up to $200, Extra Heavy weight recently shorn merinos were too few to quote, best recently shorn trade weights returned $160 to $170. The few Ideal recently shorn and woolly store merinos sold from $125 to $142. Light to very light weight recently shorn and woolly merinos sold from $95 to $115. Best Merino Hoggets with a skin sold from $170 to $210 and best XB Hoggets up to $200. Sheep A smaller yarding of approximately 5,500 sheep sold to solid competition provided by all the usual local & interstate processors. Recently shorn heavy weight wethers eased $15 and they traded from $200 to $220, medium weights eased $10 to return $160 to $175, the few lightweight wethers yarded ranged from $110 to $130. Recently shorn heavy weight Ewes eased up to $20 and ranged from $180 to $220, medium weights eased $10 and they ranged from $155 to $170, light weight ewes eased $15 and they sold from $110 to $130.Rams eased $10 Best shorn Rams sold from $120 to $150, best Woolly Rams sold up to $170.

17.01.2022 Elders Orroroo will be operating with Covid-19 restrictions in place. For all livestock needs please contact Nick Pearce on 0418 614 092. For all your merchandi...se requirements or orders please contact Kim on 0428 536 456. If you wish to collect merchandise from the office please phone Kim to arrange a pick up time. If you require any information or assistance with Rural Bank, call Colleen on 8651 8802. Thank you all for your understanding during these restrictions. Tim Taplin Branch Manager See more

16.01.2022 ****GOING****GOING****GONE**** ***********************SOLD********************** AUCTIONS PLUS NATIONAL LAMB SALE TUESDAY 24TH NOVEMBER 2020... 12.30 SA TIME A/C L & S JACKA 300 Woolgrower Wether Lambs - MANNANARIE, South Australia 100% Poll Merino / Poll Merino Avg Live Weight 48.2kg300 M/A Merino Wth Lambs, Aug Shn, M&TS, Bradfield Bld. Averaged 48.6kg at Assessment. Contact: Tim Taplin 0419659621 See more

15.01.2022 Dublin Market Report Sale Date:10/11/2020 Cattle A smaller yarding of approximately 360 liveweight cattle sold again to excellent competition from all the usua...l local buyers and re stockers. 100 open auction Calves were also yarded. A large consignment of Cows and Calves from the EP made up the bulk of the offering. Heavy Calves $1100 - $1200 Medium Calves $900-$1050 Light Calves $600-$850 Bobbies $300 to $500. Vealer steers sold to re stockers from 440 cents to 490 cents, and equivalent vealer heifers sold to re stockers from 440 cents to 506 cents. Light weight yearling steers lifted 8 cents, and they returned from 430 cents to 480 cents, light weight trade steers traded from 390 cents to 446 cents, heavy weight steers suitable for the trade lifted up to 10 cents and they ranged from 380 cents to 440 cents. Light weight yearling heifers were again keenly sort after and they sold from 400 cents to 450 cents, trade weight heifers lifted marginally and they traded from 390 cents to 440 cents, heavyweight heifers to the trade held firm and they mostly ranged from 330 cents to 380 cents. Grown steers sold from 330 cents to 350 cents, grown heifers were too few to qoute. A larger yarding of Cows were yarded and prices ignited fuelled by re stocker demand light weight cows sold to re stockers from 250 cents to 360 cents, medium weight cows lifted 50 cents and sold from 290 cents to 350 cents, heavy weight cows lifted 30 cents and they ranged from 280 cents to 330 cents. Light weight bulls sold from 380 cents to 430 cents. Heavy Weight Bulls lifted 10 cents and they sold up to 290 cents. Lambs Lamb numbers were similar to last week with approximately 8,000 Crossbred & Merino lambs offered. The yarding comprised of approximately 5,000 New Seasons lambs and all the regular local and interstate processor were in attendance. Quality dropped off again with numerous lambs now dry in the skin. Extra Heavyweight recently shorn crossbreds were again scarce and sold up to $224, heavy weights remained firm and they returned $170 to $180, heavy trades were also firm and they sold from $155 to $165. New Seasons crossbreds lacked much freshness and are drying off. Best Extra Heavy Weights generally held firm and mostly sold from $184 to $238, best Heavy weights returned $170 to $180, heavy trade weights ranged from $155 to $170, trade weights ranged from $140 to $155,ideal store New Seasons crossbreds were greater in number and re stockers and processors mostly outlaid from $135 to $145. Best Trade Weight New Season Mo Lambs sold from $145 to $172. Old Seasons Merino lambs were again scarce. Extra Heavy weight Merinos with a skin sold up to $200, Extra Heavy weight recently shorn merinos were too few to quote, best recently shorn trade weights returned $140 to $155. Ideal recently shorn and woolly store merinos sold from $120 to $135. Light to very light weight recently shorn and woolly merinos sold from $90 to $115. Best Merino Hoggets with a skin sold from $180 to $205 and best XB Hoggets up to $200. Sheep A similar sized yarding of approximately 4,000 sheep sold again to strong competition provided by all the usual local & interstate processors. Recently shorn heavy weight wethers were still scarce and the few available traded from $175 to $210, the few medium weights held firm to return $142 to $170, the few lightweight wethers yarded ranged from $110 to $120. Recently shorn heavy weight Ewes lifted $5 and ranged from $185 to $220, medium weights lifted $5 to $8 and they ranged from $155 to $175, light weight ewes held firm and they sold from $125 to $135.Rams remained unchanged Best shorn Rams sold from $120 to $140, best Woolly Rams sold up to $170. See more

12.01.2022 Week 21 Wool Report - Paul Noble Welcome to my Weekly Wool Report for Sale Week 21. A two-day sale this week saw a price decrease of 24 cents for the Southern A...WEX indicator, finishing at 1125 cents. Tuesday, the market fell back and Wednesday we saw the market steady. Quite a lot of business was done after the sale and on Thursday. This leads me to think that they are expecting wool to rise and were attempting to buy wool at this week’s price levels. The wool market is steadily increasing in a yoyo fashion but ultimately while the pandemic is still present, it will only be a steady rise and maybe flattening out from time to time. You would expect the wool market to be in more positive territory in the next month or so with the recess approaching and their winter at its height soon. Greasy stocks are also at a low in China which is always encouraging. Until then, we wait for confidence to build again and the availability of the vaccine. The market is expected to show gains next week. Sale Week 21: 20,280 bales were offered for sale over the two days, Sale Week 21. Passed in rates of 17.1% on Tuesday and 19.6% on Wednesday. The Southern Indicator over the two days decreased by 24 cents to finish 1125 cents. If you would like to receive Paul's full wool report every Friday, with more on currency news and China as well as Paul’s own summary for the week - please call or email him on the details below to be added to this group. p: 0409 487 017 e: [email protected] Disclaimer: The information in this report is general in nature and has not been prepared taking into account your personal circumstances. While Elders takes reasonable steps to ensure the accuracy of this report, Elders does not warrant that the information contained in it is true, up to date or correct. Before acting on any of the information contained in this report, you should undertake an independent review to verify it.

10.01.2022 Dublin Market Report - Matt Ward Sale Date:17/11/2020 Cattle A larger yarding of approximately 460 liveweight cattle sold again to excellent competit...ion from all the usual local buyers and re stockers. There was also 125 open auction Calves yarded. A large consignment of Cows and Calves once again from the EP made up the bulk of the offering. Heavy Calves $1100 - $1300 Medium Calves $900-$1050 Light Calves $550-$800 Bobbies $250 to $450. Vealer steers sold to re stockers from 440 cents to 480 cents, and equivalent vealer heifers sold to re stockers from 440 cents to 478 cents. Light weight yearling steers lifted 9 cents, and they returned from 440 cents to 480 cents, light weight trade steers traded from 410 cents to 460 cents, heavy weight steers suitable for the trade held firm and they ranged from 380 cents to 440 cents. Light weight yearling heifers were again keenly sort after and they sold from 420 cents to 467 cents, trade weight heifers eased 20 cents and they traded from 390 cents to 430 cents, heavyweight heifers to the trade lifted up to 20 cents and they mostly ranged from 350 cents to 410 cents. Grown steers sold from 340 cents to 360 cents and grown heifers sold from 330 cents to 350 cents. A smaller yarding of Cows were again fuelled by excellent re stocker demand, light weight cows sold to re stockers from 250 cents to 340 cents, medium weight cows held firm and sold from 290 cents to 343 cents, heavy weight cows also held firm and they ranged from 280 cents to 336 cents. Light weight bulls sold from 380 cents to 430 cents. Heavy Weight Bulls lifted 8 cents and they sold up to 290 cents. Lambs Lamb numbers retreated with only approximately 5,000 Crossbred & Merino lambs offered. All the regular local & interstate processor buyers were in attendance and prices were firm to dearer. New Season Crossbreds topped @ $218. Extra Heavyweight recently shorn crossbreds were again scarce and sold up to $218, heavy weights lifted up to $10 and they returned $180 to $195, heavy trades lifted $5 and they sold from $165 to $175. New Seasons crossbreds again lacked much freshness and continue drying off. Best Extra Heavy Weights generally held firm and mostly sold from $190 to $210, best Heavy weights returned $170 to $180, heavy trade weights ranged from $155 to $170, trade weights ranged from $140 to $155,ideal store New Seasons crossbreds were scarce and re stockers and processors mostly outlaid from $135 to $145. Best Trade Weight New Season Mo Lambs sold from $145 to $165. Old Seasons Merino lambs were again scarce. Extra Heavy weight Merinos with a skin sold up to $200, Extra Heavy weight recently shorn merinos were too few to quote, best recently shorn trade weights returned $155 to $165. Ideal recently shorn and woolly store merinos sold from $125 to $142. Light to very light weight recently shorn and woolly merinos sold from $95 to $115. Best Merino Hoggets with a skin sold from $170 to $246 and best XB Hoggets up to $200. Extra Sheep The biggest yarding for some time of approximately 5,500 sheep sold again to very strong competition provided by all the usual local & interstate processors. Recently shorn heavy weight wethers lifted $10 and they traded from $200 to $240, medium weights lifted up to $15 to return $160 to $185, the few lightweight wethers yarded ranged from $110 to $130. Recently shorn heavy weight Ewes lifted $5 to $10 and ranged from $195 to $250, medium weights lifted $10 and they ranged from $165 to $180, light weight ewes lifted $10 and they sold from $130 to $145.Rams lifted $10 Best shorn Rams sold from $130 to $150, best Woolly Rams sold up to $190. See more

07.01.2022 HUGE Tumby Trough Summer Special!! A huge range available at great prices. Call Kim on 0428 536 456 or call in to the branch to have a look for yourself.

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01.01.2022 Weekly Wool Report, Sale Week 19 - Paul Noble Welcome to my Weekly Wool Report for Sale Week 19. A two-day sale this week saw a price increase of 49 cents for t...he Southern AWEX indicator, finishing at 1153 cents. Due to the public holiday Tuesday, the 2-day sale was held Wednesday and Thursday. Wednesday, the market saw great increases in all microns and descriptions and then on Thursday the market came back nearly half the gains as on Wednesday. My observation is the orders are mostly getting fulfilled on the 1st day of sale and the 2nd day there is still an abundance of wool, resulting in the competition weakening, discounted and wool passed in as reserves are not met. Wool trade or the offer board is a good tool to have wool for sale in the first sale day. A lot of people ask me about the tariffs being placed on Australian goods and is wool going to be one of them. Most of the tariffs that are being put in place are produce they can source from other parts of the world or can simply go without as they are a luxury item. Wool is one of the greatest Employers in China and the quality and quantity of wool we grow cannot be sourced anywhere else in the world. Middle class China is becoming more ethical on their purchases and there is increasing evidence they are going away from synthetics due to the environmental issues produced while processing them. Wool is the logical answer here. Sale Week 19: 17,810 bales were offered for sale over the two days, Sale Week 19. Passed in rates of 2.7% on Tuesday and 16.9% on Wednesday. The Southern Indicator over the two days increased by 49 cents to finish @1153 cents. If you would like to receive Paul's full wool report every Friday, with more on currency news and China as well as Paul’s own summary for the week - please call or email him on the details below to be added to this group. p: 0409 487 017 e: [email protected] Disclaimer: The information in this report is general in nature and has not been prepared taking into account your personal circumstances. While Elders takes reasonable steps to ensure the accuracy of this report, Elders does not warrant that the information contained in it is true, up to date or correct. Before acting on any of the information contained in this report, you should undertake an independent review to verify it.