After years of product development and field testing, AgBoost has announced the global commercial expansion of its cloud-based data analysis platform that helps cattle producers interpret genomic data for selective breeding, health, market value, and nutrition management. Despite a 65% increase in U.S. beef herd productivity over five decades, according to USDA, rising demand for […]
Australians have been debating nuclear power since the 1950’s. The nation’s sole nuclear plant in Lucas Heights, Sydney, was built to test materials for their suitability to use in future power reactors however it was only used to make medical radioisotopes for several years before being decommissioned. Click to check the original article.
Australians have been debating nuclear power since the 1950’s. The nation’s sole nuclear plant in Lucas Heights, Sydney, was built to test materials for their suitability to use in future power reactors however it was only used to make medical radioisotopes for several years before being decommissioned. Click to check the original article.
Australians have been debating nuclear power since the 1950’s. The nation’s sole nuclear plant in Lucas Heights, Sydney, was built to test materials for their suitability to use in future power reactors however it was only used to make medical radioisotopes for several years before being decommissioned. Click to check the original article.
Australians have been debating nuclear power since the 1950’s. The nation’s sole nuclear plant in Lucas Heights, Sydney, was built to test materials for their suitability to use in future power reactors however it was only used to make medical radioisotopes for several years before being decommissioned. Click to check the original article.
Many farmers are more cautious about borrowing as they face more seasonal and market volatility. Click to check the original article.
Well breed cattle with plenty of weight attracted strong bidding at Maitland store cattle sale. Click to check the original article.
The working dog has had its profile elevated in recent years by the TV program Muster Dogs. Click to check the original article.
Portrait photographer Millie Pilkington joins James Fisher on the Country Life podcast. Millie Pilkington is one of Britain’s best-known portrait photographers, with her work regularly appearing in Country Life as well as dozens of other publications. We were truly delighted that she joined James Fisher on the Country Life podcast this week to talk about […]
By Mark Eisele, president of the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association In Washington, there is a little-known government board called the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS). Its purpose is simple—review foreign transactions for their national security implications in the U.S.—but today this committee has new importance for protecting America’s farmland and food […]
The cash steer market peaked last fall at $1.85/lb. on November 1 in the Southern Plains. Last week, cash steer prices traded from $1.83/lb.-$1.86/lb. in the south. Prices in the North were stronger, edging up to $1.88/lb. tops in Nebraska and $1.895/lb. for a top in Iowa. Dressed trade was reported at $298.00/cwt. with unconfirmed […]
In his recent State of the Union address, President Biden touched on a topic close to the hearts of U.S. consumers: food prices. In this election year, we can expect high food costs to come up repeatedly, with candidates from both parties invoking price gouging, shrinkflation, and corporate greed. But who do consumers blame? And […]