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Jacob Kerrisk and Michael Coggan, Elders, whose client JT and SG Walker, Yass, NSW, sold the top-priced pen for $100 at Yass last week. Picture supplied

Producers are opting to sell lambs at lighter weights.

There's a current shortage of lambs weighing more than 30 kilograms carcase weight

Wayne Busiko, Benayeo, Vic, was checking out market conditions with his agent Mat MacDonald, SAL Naracoorte. Picture by Kiara Stacey

Wet conditions has increased buyers confidence in the sheep market at Jamestown yesterday.

Prices rise for second to last Jamestown sale for 2023

Lucy Morrissey, Texas, Qld, and Colin Fawcett, Mount Pleasant. 

Well-presented crossbred lambs reached Mount Pleasant's market top.

Mt Pleasant offers solid yarding at second to last sale for 2023

Nutrien Ag Gawler Georgia Sergejevs and Debbie Newlands, Reeves Plains, looking at sheep at Jamestown. 

Jamestown sheep market had improved returns at its sale on Thursday.

Jamestown sheep attract stronger competition

Elders Lameroo's Jarryd Finch, blue ribbon winners Anthony and Jayne Gregurke, Parrakie, Border Leicester Society's Neil Kroehn and judge Anthony Hurst, Avenue Range. Picture by Liam Wormald 

While substantially back on the prices of the past two years, there was still some positive sentiments at the first-cross ewe lamb sale at Naracoorte.

Mallee ewe lambs in demand at first-cross ewe lamb sale

George Millington, Emma Weston and Neil Jackson have been appointed directors of Australian Wool Innovation.

Impoverished AWI's three picks for its board win through but a fight over grower levy payments is already looming.

Another fight is looming over grower payments to AWI

Mutton returns continued on a downward trend inline with other markets as buyers took advantage of cheaper lamb prices.

Solid competition at Mount Pleasant market

Lachie James (middle) of Coolawang Pastoral Co, Mundulla West, is presented with the best presented pen blue ribbon from judge George Millington, Collinsville Stud Merinos, Hallett, and Australian Border Leicester Association representative Neil Kroehn.

Year-on-year returns for first-cross ewe producers were cut in half at Naracoorte on Thursday, though the damage on medium to lighter types was not as bad as anticipated.

First-cross ewe returns take a hit at Naracoorte

Warrawee Park's Michael Allen, Maddie Willoughby, Simon Allen and Sean Morton with buyer Tim Merrett, Merrett Livestock, Millicent(back left) and Elders Keith's Steven Doecke and the $200 ewes. Picture by Catherine Miller   

Check out who was out and about at the state's saleyards in October.

All the action at SA's October livestock markets | PHOTOS

Jeremy Boddington and Renea Virgo-Boddington stand in the paddock with some of their ewe lambs, which will be offered in the Naracoorte blue ribbon first-cross ewe lamb sale. The Boddingtons say the lambs are as good as they have ever been. Picture by Catherine Miller

Prices at the Naracoorte blue ribbon first cross ewe sales are likely to drop back to levels not seen for close to a decade but agents say there are likely to be opportunities for those who back the lamb job long term.

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