Good sale to build on with bigger things to come
Sam Broinowski at Vielun Pastoral Company was pleased to hold his first on-site sale and is looking for bigger and better things for next year. Click to check the original article.
Weaner steers top at 682c, average 565c at Gracemere | North Queensland Register
R and G Sutton sold Droughtmaster feeder steers for 446c weighing 480kg to return $2144/hd. J Baccon, Bajool, sold Droughtmaster steers for 538c weighing 367kg to return $1975/hd. R and L Cullen, Marlua, Calliope, sold a run of Brahman weaner steers to avg 560c topping at 318kg to return $1782/hd. S and S Jones, Bowen, […]
KO Angus top price bull sells to a Goulburn buyer
Overall, 59 bulls sold to a top of $20,000, achieving a sale average of $11,223 and grossing $673,400. Click to check the original article.
KO Angus top price bull sells to Goulburn
Overall, 59 bulls sold to a top of $20,000, achieving a sale average of $11,223 and grossing $673,400. Click to check the original article.
Fairview Black Simmentals top at $26,000
2022 Fairview Black Simmentals top at $26,000 to average $13,896. Click to check the original article.
Rodeo competition heats up
Competitors have just four more rodeos to get to the top of the standings. Click to check the original article.
Feedback sought to make carbon farming more accessible
THE regulator in charge of carbon farming is seeking feedback on the current framework for carbon projects in Australia. The Emissions Reduction Fund is a voluntary scheme that provides incentives for organisations and individuals to adopt new practices that reduce emissions or store carbon to ultimately earn Australian Carbon Credit Units. The Clean Energy Regulator […]
Depleted supply contributing strongly to young cattle price hike
The Eastern Young Cattle Indicator finished the week at 1014c/kg today, mounting an eye-catching recovery over the past three weeks from 886c at the end of July. The indicator (see graph) is now back up again above where it was this time last year. The most recent three-week, 129c/kg jump (worth about $257 on a […]
In Focus: The copyright lawyer who turned his hand to a 3,000-year-old artform
Jane Wheatley meets Nigel Calvert to discover how glassblowing fulfils him in a way that poring over hundreds of pages of legal fineprint could not. Glassblowing began with the Phoenicians 3,000 years ago and, according to Nigel Calvert, the process remains essentially the same. ‘It is still hot, physical, risky and painful: scoop up a […]
Strong competition for prime cattle at Blackall
Both the prime and store markets were considerably stronger across most categories. Click to check the original article.
Faces from the Cotton Industry Awards Night
After four years of being apart, the cotton industry was once again reunited for its conference at the Gold Coast this week, culminating in its awards dinner. Click to check the original article.
Indonesian students learn about biosecurity at Katherine Rural Campus
Students from Indonesia’s Gadjah Mada University have been studying at Katherine Rural Campus to foster understanding of Australian systems and processes when it comes to the livestock industry, biosecurity, and production systems. SIX students from Indonesia’s Gadjah Mada University have settled into their new surrounds in the Top End, as they begin a 10-week course […]