How producer is doing carbon neutral beef
The Mathie family of Wybalena at Holbrook in the Eastern Riverina are producing carbon neutral beef. Click to check the original article.
Mount Isa Flying Doctors transport 990 patients over twelve months, report shows | North Queensland Register
“As we prepare to enter the 95th year of the Flying Doctor, we remain committed to transforming, innovating, and expanding our services to ensure we’re able to lead the way in delivering healthcare to Queenslanders, no matter where they live,” she said. Click to check the original article.
Scenic Rim dairy farmers in a better position thanks to milk price increase | Queensland Country Life
In its Global Dairy Quarterly Q4 2022 – Walking the Tightrope into 2023, Rabobank said while the Australian consumer had shown resilience in the face of cost-of-living pressures, signs of dairy demand weakness are emerging as a willingness and ability to spend on discretionary items softens. Click to check the original article.
Lowering cow costs leads to improvements
Rising input costs are affecting how all farmers and ranchers look at their operation and for young cattle producers like Josh and Lacey Zuck it becomes very important in how they can continue to grow or if they have to cut back their herd. The couple are raising their twin girls in northeast Iowa near […]
Grubs emerge en masse for first time in a decade
A one-in-10-year problem has hit wheat crops with the later season attracting grubs into wheat. Click to check the original article.
Light weight yearling steers sell to 610c, average 542c at Dalby | Queensland Country Life
Light weight yearling steers returning to the paddock sold to 610c and averaged 542c/kg. Yearling steers in the 280 to 330kg range to restockers averaged 507c and made to 563c/kg. Medium weight yearling steers to feed made to 500c to average 455c, with a good sample in the same weight range returning to the paddock […]
Elders Springing Heifer Sale tops $4100 at Boyanup | Farm Weekly
Values topped at $4100 at this years Elders Springing Heifer Sale at Boyanup last week and with the top-priced pen of seven PTIC Angus-Friesian heifers syncro AI mated to a Limousin bull to calve from January 20 to February 9, 2023, offered by KS & EN Roberts & Co, Elgin, were Elders Boyanup representative and […]
Worst ads: Inspired Unemployed among most annoying ads of 2022
What ads gave you headaches in 2022? Ad Standards, an Australian advertising watchdog which manages the complaint resolution process of the self-regulation advertising system in Australia, has revealed the top five ads Aussies hated most – and why. Executive director Richard Bean said it had probed over 250 ads in 2022 that were flagged under […]
Primitive thinking risks future growth
“The world is run by those who show up”. A famous quote and right on the money. Click to check the original article.
More biosecurity staff hit the ground in Queensland
Biosecurity in Queensland has had a staffing boost. Click to check the original article.
WA citrus bound for Bangkok shelves
Thailand is a growing market for Western Australian agrifood exports. Click to check the original article.
The value of Vitamin A
According to Dr. Greg Hanzlicek, with the Kansas State Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory (KSVDL), Kansas had an unusually high number of stillbirth cases and weak born calves in the spring of 2019. After many laboratory tests, it was concluded that the problem stimmed from a lack of energy, protein, Vitamin A, or combinations of all of […]