Moving into the post-pandemic era, an issue facing many industries is the U.S. labor shortage, and the meat processing industry is no different. Twenty-seven state agriculture departments operate state meat and poultry inspection programs enabling agriculture departments to be in a prime position to hear producers’ and meat processors’ needs for improving meat processing capacity. With fewer workers […]
Unlisted Holt Place is a fantastic Georgian property located in the Chichester Harbour Area of Natural Beauty and is on the market for the first time in 35 years. Annunciata Elwes takes a look. Not seen on the market for 35 years, Holt Place was once a duck-shooting lodge on the nearby Goodwood estate—sold in […]
The award-winning Melbourne resident went on to enjoy a 27-year plant industry research career with CSIRO and a further 17 years at Murdoch University, which included activity on chromosome structure and function in avian red blood cells, Drosophila, subclover, barley, rye and wheat. Click to check the original article.
Max Armstrong offers some history on the Farm Progress Show, which celebrates its 69th year. The show got its start in 1953 when the germinated to bring equipment to one place for farmers to get a look at the latest tools. The first show was in Vermillion County, Ill., on October 2, 1953 which drew […]
Farmers attracted to latest spray rig from Goldacres at Dowerin GWN7 Machinery Field Days. Click to check the original article.
Off a ram with an “illustrious” show career, according to Mr Rayner, the ram was the 2022 Sydney Royal Show champion ultrafine August-shorn ram as well as the grand champion ultrafine ram three weeks ago at the Australian Sheep & Wool Show, Bendigo, Vic. Click to check the original article.
Top price bull Cree Nacho S128 (PP), with Cree Santas stud principal Shaun McGuigan, Randell Spann, Elders Studstock, Andrew Cavanagh, KellCo Livestock, and first-time buyers Bruce and Jo Russell, Grassbrook, Carrie Russell, John Noble and Marney, 4mths, , New South Wales. Picture by Ben Harden Click to check the original article.
Shearing is underway at Wattle Downs with a team of inexperienced young guns to get the wool in bales. Click to check the original article.
Two Mount Isa sisters have turned their love for western fashion and the outback into a clothing label. Click to check the original article.
Angus x composite NSM heifers COMPOSITE breeding systems have had variable popularity in the Australian beef industry. For some of the larger pastoral companies including North Australian Pastoral Co, Australian Agricultural Co and others, as well as some southern-based producers, composites have been a mainstay of production since the 1990s. However, a properly managed composite […]
In recent weeks Beef Central has highlighted several outcomes from the recent Australian Brahman Breeders Association conference held during the Brisbane Ekka. The conference presenters offered a range of take-home messages which have value not only for Brahman breeders, but they also have application for beef producers more broadly. Perhaps one of the strongest themes […]
Middle East sovereign funds are increasingly running their ruler over the Australian agriculture industry in an effort to shore up their own food security, agribusiness guru David Williams says. Mr Williams, who has overseen some of Australia’s biggest agribusiness deals, told The Australian Ag Podcast – out today – that there had been increased investment […]