Beef Spectacular Feedback Trial 2024: Crossbred success for Millner family
Blayney Charolais breeders continued success in feedback trial. Click to check the original article.
PFAS contamination in beef has a Queensland cattleman warning it could put our export markets at risk | Queensland Country Life
“Last year, we actually sold our stud for a number of reasons – obviously I’m getting older and it was very dry, but ever since we bought the place and found out that the water was contaminated, my wife, Beth, said ‘we shouldn’t be running breeders because they were going to be there for 10 […]
U.S. beef export outlook for 2024 shows promise
With December export levels yet to be known, beef exports were down about 12-13% in 2023. While this sounds negative, U.S. Meat Export Federation Chief Executive Officer Dan Halstrom says 2023 is still probably going to be the second-largest year ever for U.S. beef exports, behind 2022. The highlights for the year are really two-fold, […]
Nutrien Classic Challenge prizes head to Queensland
Two of Queensland’s horse training stars won big at the Classic overnight. Click to check the original article.
Photos from day four of the Nutrien Classic Campdraft and Sale
See who made it out to AELEC on Monday. Click to check the original article.
Stud cattle entries for Beef 2024 extended
The deadline for the stud cattle entries for Beef 2024 has been extended marginally, but time is fast running out to lodge a nomination if you want to be part of Australia’s biggest beef event. Click to check the original article.
Texas & Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association launches new foundation
Texas & Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association, the oldest and largest livestock association in the Southwest, has launched the TSCRA Leadership Development Foundation, a new 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization to develop future land and livestock stewards and leaders. The TSCRA Leadership Development Foundation will support high school and college programs, internships, young professional development opportunities and grant […]
Speckle Park triplets and fixed time AI on Blair Plains farm | North Queensland Register
“(The) fixed time AI program; using the preferred genetics..tightening the calving pattern and getting a much more even weaner drop. At the moment, if we join over 90 days, which suits us in this country, and with pulling our cows into a structured calving period, structured marking period, structured weaning period, it helped us big […]
South Australian studs pay top price at Lorelmo poll Merino sale | The Land
The two $5500 top-priced rams with Elders Walcha branch manager Tom Henry, Eddy Cordingley, Lorelmo stud, Paul Dooley, auctioneer and Bill Walker, Classings sheep classing and breeding consultancy, Murray Bridge, South Australia. Picture by Simon Chamberlain Click to check the original article.
Nufarm boss says Australia must catch up to farm-grown avgas boom
Fuel crops can generate a huge global market opportunity for Australia. Click to check the original article.
Why did the Cootamundra sheep and lamb saleyards close? | The Land
“It is the belief of the Cootamundra Associated Agents, that due to the very low sheep numbers coming into the yards, and the upcoming introduction of sheep tagging (IED), it is no longer financially viable to utilise the yards for the sale of stock,” he said. Click to check the original article.
Feedlot feedback key to becoming a "preferred supplier"
Following the data trail from breeding through to processing is recouping lost profits and accelerating change within the beef industry. Click to check the original article.