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翻訳をお願い致します。 私は今畜産に携わる仕事をしています。 そのため海外の情報も知りたいのですが、恥ずかしながら私は英語が全くできません。 そこで、どなたか以下の記事を翻訳していただけないでしょうか? よろしくお願い致します。 「Northern rain tightens cattle market」 The heavy rain across northern and central Queensland was the feature of livestock markets this week, impacting cattle movements from paddock to processors, as flood impacted parts of NSW and Victoria continue to dry out. Reduced cattle and lamb yardings for the week helped to lift prices for most categories, with the EYCI up 3¢,395.5¢/kg cwt,while heavy lambs increased 13¢, to 453¢/kg cwt. A very wet week across much of Queenaland again disrupted the cattle market, with the Longreach sale cancelled and reduced numbers at Dalby and the Roma prime sale on Thursday . In response, prices were mostly higher this week, with trade steers(330-400kg lwt)in Queensland jumping 19¢ on last week, to average 390¢/kg cwt. Nationally, medium cows averaged 5 ¢ higher,at 298¢/kg cwt. Lamb prices edged higher across all but the lightest category this week, with yardings nationally back 16% on the previous week and 19% year-on-year. Trade lambs nationally averaged 8¢ higher,at 469¢kg cwt, with prices in SA averaging 33¢ higher on last week. However, reflecting the higher numbers of last week, and the steady supply of lambs goings direct to works, over-the-hooks prices were back 10¢ this week, averaging 458¢ nationally for heavy lambs. Another small positive for exporters this week was the decline in the A$, trading near 1 4US$ -its lowest level since mid-January. Hopefully this will help to add some impetus to export demand, with beef and veal exports for the first two weeks of March just exceeding 40000tonnes swt(DAFF)
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