For 45 years, Mr Foote has held rural property management, executive and senior management positions across all mainland states in areas of beef cattle and sheep breeding, growing and lot feeding, meat retailing, small seed growing, irrigated fodder and the further processing and exporting of primary products such as meat, grain and fodder. Click to […]
For 45 years, Mr Foote has held rural property management, executive and senior management positions across all mainland states in areas of beef cattle and sheep breeding, growing and lot feeding, meat retailing, small seed growing, irrigated fodder and the further processing and exporting of primary products such as meat, grain and fodder. Click to […]
One active case of the virus was being monitored at Mount Isa Hospital as of December 15. Click to check the original article.
With the huge amount of young cattle going through the system, values were in line with recent sales at Boyanup. Click to check the original article.
Local Land Services is reminding people not to camp on travelling stock reserves (TSRs) these summer holidays. Click to check the original article.
Export cattle were in short supply but were firm on last week’s rates. Click to check the original article.
The northern live-ex trade is possibly as busy at the moment as it had been at any point this year. Click to check the original article.
F1 Senepol x Brahman cow and calf at Manbulloo (near Katherine, NT). THE results of a study on the long term performance of females in the Senepol crossbreeding project undertaken by the NT Department of Industry Tourism and Trade (DITT) were recently published in the Animal Production Science journal. The results give northern cattle producers […]
Household power bills have risen by 20-30pc in many parts of Australia. Click to check the original article.
Slaughter steers sold to 330c, average 279c, steers 500-600kg reached 378c, average 368c, steers 400-500kg sold to 462c, average 406c, steers 330-400kg reached 480c, average 436c, steers 280-330kg made 622c, average 485c, steers 200-280kg sold to 622c, average 517c, and steers under 200kg sold to 592c, average 515c. Click to check the original article.
In a Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) trial at Xantippe looking at nitrogen for very early sown canola, it was discovered that while increasing rates of nitrogen fertiliser, particularly urea, led to increased yield, it also caused an increase in emissions from the crop. Click to check the original article.
Historic Central Tablelands farm makes just over $4 million at auction finishing today. Click to check the original article.