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Lambs rare in WA
18 Jul 2007

Retail prices for lamb in Western Australia have risen by around 15 per cent over the past year and could go up another 10 per cent in the next few weeks. The drought has pushed sheep prices to a 5 year high and a shortage of lambs has caused two processors to cut their operations back to four days a week. Lambs were sold earlier in the year so that farmers could avoid high grain feed prices which means that production is now 20 per cent below this time last year.

The West Australian, 18/07/2007

Previous News Items:
17 Jul 2007 | Pet pig predicament
16 Jul 2007 | More grain to ease prices
12 Jul 2007 | Mac Bank chases sheep
12 Jul 2007 | Meat and milk going up
11 Jul 2007 | Cruelty charges over waterless sheep


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