Producers of young cattle and lambs have been the big winners out of this week's widespread rainfall.
The eastern young cattle indicator has bounced back from a mid-October low, up nine cents a kilo to $293.75.
In Victoria and South Australia, where rain was heaviest, yearling steer prices are up nearly 20 cents a kilo.
Nationally, sheep and lamb prices are up by 20 to 30 cents a kilo.