Cold stress increases a cow’s energy requirement and can pull down her body condition. Thin cows can result in weak calves being born in the spring and/or poor breed up. Winter storms have already swept across the Plains, giving indications this could be a long, cold winter for cows already thin due to summer drought […]
FDA’s recent approval of cultivated chicken from Upside Foods set a positive tone for the adoption of cultivated meat and other innovative food in global markets. One month after the FDA’s approval, the AgFood Future Center of Excellence (AGF) and the Agriculture Food Partnership (AFP) co-organized an online event where, for the first time, regulatory […]
Max Armstrong reports on an annual report looking at pesticide residues of foods for 2021 from USDA. The testing program tested more than 10,000 samples more than 90% were fresh and processed fruits and vegetables. The program also looked at corn for grain and butter and over 99% of samples tested had residues below tolerances […]
New movie stays largely true to Tim Winton’s classic fable. Click to check the original article.
Despite more than six months passing since The Land reported the NSW Government was compulsory acquiring the grounds of the second longest running show society in NSW, the future of the Penrith Showgrounds is still up in the air. Click to check the original article.
Joe Gibbs recounts a dinner party which he will never forget. And neither will you. Before Christmas, a seasonal invitation blew in on the west wind from the Lovelorn Laird. It was a summons to a pow-wow in his mountain fastness on the 33rd of the month, a date that I felt was stretching the […]
Jenny Gordon, El Kantara, Longreach, is an administrator of the WGTR group celebrated a “cool and green” Christmas having received some of the highest rainfall totals in more than a decade with 890 mm transforming her 22,000 hectare property from dry to luscious. Click to check the original article.
Jenny Gordon, El Kantara, Longreach, is an administrator of the WGTR group celebrated a “cool and green” Christmas having received some of the highest rainfall totals in more than a decade with 890 mm transforming her 22,000 hectare property from dry to luscious. Click to check the original article.
Those that fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it. Although lessons from the past may not always ward off doom, they can provide insights. Click to check the original article.
Mr Rankine said the inflow to the Darling River system has mostly come from the flooding in the Central West and Orana towns last spring, while some of the water volumes flow onto the Lachlan River system, but the floodwater inundating the far west has come from the flooding events in Wellington, Dubbo, Moree, Gunnedah […]
The Gympie-region Brahman breeder was reportedly trampled by the bull on Monday morning. Click to check the original article.
The sale, which will start at the new time of 11am and be interfaced on AuctionsPlus, will be a full curfew sale and along with this, all the calves will be weaned for a minimum of 10 days and treated with Bovi Shield, meaning all the work will be done for buyers and the calves […]