Welcome back to Livestock Now, a hub for Elders livestock news, insights, analysis, and support.
As we navigate through the challenges and opportunities that our sector holds, Elders Livestock Now remains a reliable hub for livestock news, insights, analysis, and support.
In our spotlight on winter, you can read about a Tasmanian client at the forefront of innovation and sustainability in their wool operations. From implementing regenerative grazing methods to collaborating with the University of Tasmania to monitor natural wildlife, their practices not only benefit the environment but have also improved the resilience of their business.
You’ll also find an update from independent market analyst Simon Quilty, who explains how the ongoing situation in the Middle East may affect Australian beef and sheepmeat prices. Plus, Elders analyst Richard Koch weighs in with outlooks for sheep and cattle markets.
Our next ‘Meat the Supplier’ article features Felicity Coventry from Woolworths’ meat procurement business Greenstock. Felicity manages livestock sourcing and producer partnerships, and in this Q and A style interview, she shares insights into the impact of consumer preferences on sourcing decisions, and how strong producer and processor relationships ensure a steady supply of high-quality meat products.
Plus, learn about the newly launched Elders Finance brand, bringing local, accessible banking products to rural Australia.
You’ll also find practical advice from our livestock production team relating to travel tetany prevention, green feed management and making the best of dry conditions.
I hope this initiative is valuable to you and your livestock business.
Dave Adamson
General Manager Agency
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"Werong" wool - maximising their clip with Elders
In the short video below, Ed Storey from "Werong" in Yass, NSW talks about working with his local Elders District Wool Manager Toby Haylock, and the benefits to his operation that Elders Wool is bringing.
Spotlight on: winter
Spotlight on: rural property
Are you looking to expand your operations or just want a change of scenery?
With offices, and listings, located across Australia, Elders Real Estate is your trusted name in rural real estate. View our feature property below.
"Tara Moira Aggregation" Trundle NSW
Tara Moira Aggregation is the largest contingent holding in the Trundle district.
Set on approximately 4327 hectares, the aggregation is a high performing mixed farming operation, with a modern 4,000 head lamb feedlot turning off up to 19,500 lambs a year.
The property is principally open, level Kurrajong country with the soil being predominantly red loams. Being over 95 per cent arable, the property has been producing high yielding winter cereals, oilseeds and pulses which are utilised through the feedlot and sold into the markets. Expressions of interest close: 2 July 2025.
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Introducing Alistair Mansfield
Alistair is the branch manager and district wool manager at Elders Broken Hill. who looks after clients across southern Queensland.
Introducing Toby Haylock
Toby is a District Wool Manager, based at Yass in NSW who supports wool producers across southern New South Wales.
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