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The Australian Livestock Markets Assocation is the peak national advocacy body working to improve the long-term sustainability of the saleyard and lairage industry in Australia.

Fit To Load: It's Everyone's Responsibility

The auction system that operates in saleyards is an important component of the Australian agriculture sector with transactions setting the current market benchmark in quality and price.

Upcoming Events

Nov
22
Fri
10:00 am Tamworth Store Cattle Sale
Tamworth Store Cattle Sale
Nov 22 @ 10:00 am
Don’t miss the only fortnightly store sale in NSW at the number 1 cattle selling centre in NSW 2021/2022 Check our Facebook page or website for more details including the latest listings and sale reports
Nov
26
Tue
7:30 am Warwick Cattle Sale
Warwick Cattle Sale
Nov 26 @ 7:30 am
Please check with your local agent or facility to confirm sale dates.
8:30 am South Australian Livestock Excha...
South Australian Livestock Excha...
Nov 26 @ 8:30 am
Lamb and sheep sales are conducted every Tuesday commencing at 8:30am. The cattle sale will commence 30 minutes after the conclusion of the sheep sale.

Animal Welfare Training: Next Stop Queensland!

On 26 July, the Naracoorte Saleyards hosted the Animal Welfare for Saleyards Training course, which was well supported by saleyards employees and agents, and most attendees are well on their way to receiving their certificates. 

Following the success of the Naracoorte session, we would like to be able to expand this valuable training to Queensland. We are currently seeking expressions of interest from both attendees who wish to participate and saleyards interested in hosting future workshops - possibly a northern venue and a southern venue to reduce travel for those who wish to attend.  

If this is something that interests you and your staff, please complete this quick survey to help with planning or scan this QR code.

Is the animal fit to load?

When transporting livestock, it’s essential that they are prepared and managed in a way that reduces stress and minimises risks to animal welfare.

Producers, agents, transporters and buyers must understand their roles and responsibilities when transporting livestock to comply with the Australian Animal Welfare Standards and Guidelines for the Land Transport of Livestock and relevant state and territory legislation. To view the guide click here.

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