Looks can be deceiving. Those white spring flowers that dot many Midwest pastures are toxic to humans and animals. Your first instinct may be to kill the weed by spraying pastures, but one university Extension specialist warns against it. Poison hemlock is one of the first weeds to green up in spring, and it grows […]
Inside the coastal resort that is now home to one of Queensland’s biggest Wagyu operations. Click to check the original article.
The program supports expert information with video case studies of local business owners. Click to check the original article.
Buchanan Park will come alive with displays and events for this year’s show which celebrates its 40th anniversary. Click to check the original article.
PIONEER northern cattle industry veterinarian John Armstrong passed away on the weekend, aged 85. Over more than 50 years, John showed a deep love of the northern cattle industry, particularly the iconic ‘big runs’ and the people who operated them. His influence and contribution extended well beyond animal health issues and other veterinary matters to […]
CANADA’S health authority has created a beef with its cattle industry over proposed new labels to put a health warning on mince. The new labelling requirements put forward by Health Canada are an attempt to limit sodium, sugars, saturated fats and trans fats in diets – ultimately aiming to reduce obesity and chronic non-communicable diseases, […]
THE Australian Beef Sustainability Framework has today released its 2022 report card, showing an increase in groundcover and pain relief and decrease in CO2 emissions. Key findings of the report include 6pc Natural Resource Management (NRM) regions achieved healthy groundcover thresholds in 2021 39 million tonnes of food waste was recovered and diverted from landfill […]
“Wow, is this a prank?” was the reaction of a Mount Isa grandad after being told he won over $1 million Gold Lotto win. Click to check the original article.
A new tool is helping egg farmers trace eggs back from point of purchase to the date and location that the eggs were laid. Click to check the original article.
With the formation by the rural co-operative companies of the Australian Stud Stock and Land, and known as Austock, Ashley, as an auctioneer worked along side David Marshall, who was the general manager Sydney, John Collier, based in Tamworth and John Atkins who covered the Victorian and Riverina business. Click to check the original article.
NAB expects Australia’s agribusiness sector to invest more in Farm Management Deposits (FMDs) to manage risk and build business resilience amid rising farm input costs and interest rate movements. NAB Executive Regional and Agribusiness Julie Rynksi. Data released in NAB’s Regional and Agribusiness Horizons Report shows agribusinesses deposited 20.6 percent more into transactional accounts year-on-year […]
A cotton grower who road tested a spray hazard warning system encounters ‘scary’ results. Click to check the original article.