Next generation of livestock judges crowned at the Ekka
It was an action packed day at the Brisbane Showgrounds. Click to check the original article.
It was an action packed day at the Brisbane Showgrounds. Click to check the original article.
With dry weather and short pastures, Missouri cow-herd owners face tough culling decisions. One way to match cows’ needs to available grass is to sell cows. However, University of Missouri Extension Beef Nutritionist Eric Bailey says give careful thought to which grass eaters go first. Under drought stress, identifying those cows becomes urgent. The first cut is simple, Bailey […]
Cattle producers may be surprised when their calves show signs of respiratory distress during the summer before they are weaned, said the veterinarians at the Kansas State University Beef Cattle Institute on a recent Cattle Chat podcast. “Signs of pneumonia in calves include rapid breathing, laying down and being reluctant to rise, and having a […]
Drought advanced rapidly across Oklahoma in July. At the end of June, the Drought Monitor showed that 30.76 percent of the state was in some stage of drought (D1-D4) with another 15.15 percent abnormally dry (D0). Four weeks later, the July 26 Drought Monitor map showed that 100 percent of the state was dry with 99.81 […]
Ranches across the American West could make their grazing practices more sustainable through a virtual fence system being developed through a joint University of Idaho project. Newly awarded federal funding last month kickstarted a four-year field project for researchers at U of I and Washington State University to test the safety and efficacy of a […]
DROUGHTMASTER cattle breeders from across Australia will pause to reflect on six decades of progress and achievement this week. It was during a low-key meeting convened during Townsville show in July 1962 that 14 foundation Droughtmaster breeders came together under a gum tree to form a new breed organisation, later to grow into one of […]
Anticipation builds for new-look one-day McIntosh & Son Mingenew Midwest Expo. Click to check the original article.
With the $34,000 top-priced bull is Bald Blair principal, Sam White with Joe and Helen Wagner, Boorook Station, Tenterfield, auctioneer Paul Dooley and Elders Stud Stock, Brian Kennedy with (kneeling) Joe Wagner junior and Boorook station manager, Toby Knox. Click to check the original article.
FARM profitability is determined by multiple factors. In a beef breeding business, factors such as survival and growth of calves through to sale weight are considered among the major influences. Critical to these two areas is cow weaning rate (CWR) which is defined as number of calves weaned per cow joined annually. Research conducted […]
THERE have been many adjectives used in recent weeks to describe the results of the 2022 spring bull sales so far – “outstanding”, “exceptional”, “exciting” and “amazing” among them. However you choose to describe the results, there can be little doubt the bull sales across NSW and southern Queensland during July and early August […]
It’s taken years of detailed restoration work to return Charlton Court back to its former glory as a singular mansion home, and the results were well worth the wait. Penny Churchill takes a look. In the garden of England, Will Peppitt of Savills Country Department is handling the sale, at a guide price of £6.5m, […]
2022 Seifert Belmont Reds bulls top at $46,000 and 89 bulls average a massive $18,494. Click to check the original article.