The Australian Agricultural Co appears to be weathering the current challenging meat and livestock market conditions better than might be expected. The company presented first half 2023-24 (ended 30 September) financials to the market this morning, delivering an operating profit of $30.1 million, down from $38.3m a year earlier. This was supported by an increase […]
Offers of more than $2.7 million are being sought on the 353 hectare property Knockane. Click to check the original article.
CSIRO Armidale Connected: Celebrating Country, Community and Agriculture Click to check the original article.
Highlights in the November/December edition of BEEF include: – A market outlook: Bull market on hold by Dennis Smith– The feed calf value of beef X Holstein and Holstein feedlot steers– Wildfire smoke exposure on finished cattle feed, water intake– Impact of lice on cattle performance, producer profits– Evaluating dietary roughage inclusion– Semen quality in […]
Cattle from all over the eastern seaboard were entered in the feedback trail. Click to check the original article.
Yarding 3810 Change +1147 The trend of larger numbers into the market continued at Dalby with supply increasing by 1,147 head to 3,810. Export buyer attendance was not as good as the previous week however all the regular feed and trade operators plus restockers were present and active. Light weight yearling steers returning to the paddock […]
This opinion piece was put together by the authors of the Dublin Declaration, a document signed by more than 1000 scientists recognising the essential role of meat, in response to a series of campaigns aiming to discredit their cause. The article is shortened from the full version, which can be found here. All authors’ names […]
Fresh falls of rain have lifted parts of the Clarence Valley to resume restocker interest. Click to check the original article.
Making the announcement on Friday afternoon, Agriculture Minister Mark Furner and Environment Minister Leanne Linard said commercial fishers would receive generous financial assistance, including buybacks, reskilling and financial advice following the announcement that gillnet fishing in the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area would be phased out by mid-2027. Click to check the original article.
Making the announcement on Friday afternoon, Agriculture Minister Mark Furner and Environment Minister Leanne Linard said commercial fishers would receive generous financial assistance, including buybacks, reskilling and financial advice following the announcement that gillnet fishing in the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area would be phased out by mid-2027. Click to check the original article.
Queensland and northern NSW have parked the headers and are done and dusted. Click to check the original article.
Cotton grower, Aaron Kiely, steps into the president’s role at QFF, taking over from cane grower Allan Dingle. Click to check the original article.