Industry confidence propels Murdeduke Angus bull sale top result
Bidders set a frenetic pace as soon as the first Angus bull entered the ring at Gracemere’s CQLX selling complex. Click to check the original article.
Industry confidence propels Murdeduke Angus bull sale result
Bidders set a frenetic pace as soon as the first Angus bull entered the ring at Gracemere’s CQLX selling complex. Click to check the original article.
Herd bull secures top price honours at Clay Gully Simmental sale
Spirited bidding from the stands saw a black Simmental herd bull secure top price honors for the day. Click to check the original article.
Advance Annual Bull Sale proves popular with local buyers in Roma | Queensland Country Life
A large portion of the bulls were sold to buyers from the Roma area, as well as Taroom, Injune, Mungallala. Wallumbilla, Glenmorgan, Dalveen, Eidsvold, Mitchell, Toowoomba, Guluguba, Augathella, Warwick, Richmond, Hughenden, Mount Abundance, Dulacca, Morven, and Bouldercombe. Click to check the original article.
Outback town firms as new cotton gin prospect favourite
A north west council confirmed it is in discussions with potential gin operators. Click to check the original article.
The true mark of genius of Jane Austen’s Persuasion? Even when its bad, it’s still pretty good
Even costume drama fatigue can’t rob Jane Austen’s Persuasion of its power, says Jack Watkins An audible groan rose up in certain quarters at news of the dramatisation of yet another Jane Austen novel. What, not Austen again? The latest film of Persuasion was launched on Netflix this month to decidedly lukewarm reviews, although these […]
The premiership quarter that appears bright | Grain Wrap
Spring has sprung and with that arrives finals footy as well as a critical time in the calendar for growers and industry alike. Click to check the original article.
Webinar: Selection of ‘super cattle’ with better external parasite resistance
BREEDING for external parasite resistance is seen as a sustainable alternative to control cattle tick and buffalo fly due to widespread resistance to drugs and the lack of effective vaccines. The efficient genetic selection for external parasite resistance requires the availability of biomarkers for the accurate identification of cattle resistance to these ectoparasites. The Queensland […]
Bourke abattoir to re-open for goats and sheep in September
The Bourke abattoir. Image – LAWD. BOURKE’S $60 million abattoir will re-open to process goats and sheep from 13 September, two years after it closed. New owner South Australian-based Thomas Foods international will re-open the abattoir to process six-way goat and some light sheep for domestic and overseas markets. TFI’s national smallstock manager Paul Leonard […]
Fed Govt announces biodiversity credit scheme
THE Albanese Government has announced a biodiversity credit scheme aiming to increase the scope of carbon farming projects. Similar to legislation introduced by the previous Coalition government, the scheme will give biodiversity certificates to landholders who restore or manage local habitat, which can then be sold to other parties – operating in a similar way […]
Prime lamb producers benefit from processor support | The Land
Mr Adrian McCorkell, Director, InterAgri Group (GMP’s strategic sales partner) reported trade volumes and value across 19 markets globally as well as a foundation of domestic customers, all of whom are enjoying the premium GLQ5+ lamb offering. Australia, the United States and Middle East were called out as key growth markets for the brand, with […]
CCA statement on transition to Cattle Australia
The Cattle Council of Australia has today provided the following statement on the process to create the new peak industry body Cattle Australia: Cattle Council of Australia (CCA) remains focused on finalising the Constitution for the new peak industry body, Cattle Australia, in preparation for its first democratic Board elections in November 2022. As the […]