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Access to finance biggest driver for Tyson Foods’ carbon target

Ian McConnel THE sustainability director of one of the world’s largest meat processing companies says it is likely producers will need to know their carbon number by 2030 – calling for National Vendor Declarations to include the information. Tyson Foods’ Ian McConnel, who is the president of Global Roundtable for Sustainable Beef, told a Droughtmaster […]

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Grains Australia set to focus on oats and pulses | Farm Weekly

When it comes to oats, the preliminary planning for the basis of a classification system is underway, with the organisation having commenced discussions with InterGrain, the Australian Export Grains Innovation Centre and the Grains Industry of Western Australia Oat Council. Click to check the original article.

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Researchers to investigate cattle tick issues in WA

Scientists from the Murdoch University Harry Butlers Institute’s Centre for Biosecurity and One Health have been awarded $150,000 to better understand the species of ticks on and near cattle farms in Western Australia. They’ll investigate the risk of tick-associated cattle diseases, along with preventing the entry of other threatening species into the state. A detrimental threat […]

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Challenge to industry productivity: Let’s strive to make the ‘extraordinary’, ‘ordinary’

THE dramatic differences in feedlot performance between elite cattle involved in this year’s RNA Paddock-to-Palate grainfed performance competitions, and everyday cattle being handled by export processors was highlighted during last week’s awards presentation dinner in Brisbane. Despite atrocious feeding conditions over autumn and winter due to wet weather, the best of the feedlot weightgain performers […]

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