Restockers look for feeder steers at Mareeba
There was a very limited number of prime cattle to quote on with majority of the yard being store cattle. Click to check the original article.
Weaner steers reach 411c at Moreton
Weaner steers reach 411c at Moreton Click to check the original article.
Retired Mount Isa miner urges mates to get free lung check
The service will be in Mount Isa on March 4 and 5. Click to check the original article.
Police investigating ATV theft in the Southern Tablelands
Police are appealing for information following the theft of an all terrain vehicle (ATV) from the state’s Southern Tablelands. Click to check the original article.
Elders boss is frustrated with imbalance in agriculture
“It seems to me that society is more binary than it’s ever been, in public discourse,” says Mark Allison. Click to check the original article.
Expectations grow for good in-crop rainfall through 2024
Chances of a return to a wetter La Nina period increase. Click to check the original article.
Court for Toodyay property owner for Aboriginal Heritage Act breach. | Farm Weekly
In what could prove to be a landmark case for Western Australian farmers, Toodyay property owner Tony Maddox will be in court today, Thursday, February 22, defending a charge of breaching the unamended Aboriginal Heritage Act 1972, due to works he has done on a creek crossing. Click to check the original article.
USDA forecasts ‘very, very small growth’ for U.S. meat and poultry
Total U.S. meat and poultry production is forecast only fractionally higher in 2024 — up just 0.1% to 107 billion pounds — as each commodity faces its own set of challenges. Lower feed costs, more hay and diminishing drought in some areas have failed to incentivize the U.S. beef cattle sector to start rebuilding. Giving […]
Elders Live Animal Export Certification Scandal revealed | Queensland Country Life
According to the external investigation report, dated February 6, 2014: “In October 2013, the Elders Internal Audit division discovered several suspicious emails that indicated employees of the Elders trading team had forged documents relating to the export of cattle and sheep”. Click to check the original article.
Elders Live Animal Export Certification Scandal revealed | Farm Weekly
According to the external investigation report, dated February 6, 2014: “In October 2013, the Elders Internal Audit division discovered several suspicious emails that indicated employees of the Elders trading team had forged documents relating to the export of cattle and sheep”. Click to check the original article.
Elders Live Animal Export Certification Scandal revealed | The Land
According to the external investigation report, dated February 6, 2014: “In October 2013, the Elders Internal Audit division discovered several suspicious emails that indicated employees of the Elders trading team had forged documents relating to the export of cattle and sheep”. Click to check the original article.
Elders Live Animal Export Certification Scandal revealed | North Queensland Register
According to the external investigation report, dated February 6, 2014: “In October 2013, the Elders Internal Audit division discovered several suspicious emails that indicated employees of the Elders trading team had forged documents relating to the export of cattle and sheep”. Click to check the original article.