Mike Pearson examines beef exports and the impact they are having on beef exports. Beef prices reached record territory. This did hamper beef exports. But the U.S. Meat Export Federation says there is still a lot to be excited about in the future. Beef exports remained robust in 2023. According to John Hinners, U.S. Meat […]
The Limousin breed has taken centre stage in the jackpot at Canberra. Click to check the original article.
Tom Parker Bowles meets the mother-and-daughter connoisseurs who supply ethically farmed caviar to the Crown. ’When I started out, I really didn’t like caviar,’ confesses Laura King with a smile. ‘In fact, I hated the stuff.’ Which wasn’t exactly the ideal start for a career spent selling the most expensive fish eggs on earth. But now, […]
Mr Taylor claimed the grand champion judge over the under 12 champion Joey Tindal, St Joseph’s Primary School, Wagga Wagga, 12 to 14 year winner Isaac Bennetts, TRAC, Wagga Wagga, 17 to 18 year champion Nicola Millar, Macquarie Anglican Grammar School, Dubbo, and 19 to 25 year winner Kasey Bogie, Mendooran. Click to check the […]
“Interestingly, during the consultation phase when the EIS was out for comment and consultation, they (Glencore) neglected to approach us. We actually approached them when we learnt about the project, that was the first contact we had with them despite us clearly having licences and activity local to their proposed injection point,” he said. Click […]
Solaris AI is set to be rolled out at Kidston and Collinsville. Click to check the original article.
“Inconsistent policy tools, cost burden for low volume water users, a lack of duly qualified persons (DQPs), and impractical telemetry and floodplain harvesting requirements are just a few of the barriers and despite these being outside of their control, water users continue to go to great lengths and considerable cost to comply, and where they […]
China has back buying our barley in a big way. Click to check the original article.
Clean sweep for St John’s College with back-to-back wins. Click to check the original article.
LIKE the stumping of Johnny Bairstow in the last Ashes cricket series, the British are claiming the moral high ground over the Australians once again. While the cricket rule book says in black and white that Bairstow was out, the tendency of some producers in the United Kingdom to make claims about beef industries across […]
A $400 million upgrade which involves sealing 457km of the Queensland Beef Corridor roads has been pushed back from a planned start date of 2025/26 until 2027/28, last week’s Senate Estimates hearings were told. Drawing attention to the issue in a media release today, Federal Member for the Central Queensland seat of Flynn, Colin Boyce, said […]
Far north canegrower said precinct stress worse than cyclones Click to check the original article.