Age is just a number for cows in this bull breeding operation
Varossa Brahman stud principal Brenton “BJ” Thomas says longevity in the female line is absolutely essential to a profitable operation. Click to check the original article.
Cow with calf top Dubbo store sale at $400
Cattle sold at firm rates compared to major markets. Click to check the original article.
Solid average for Tattykeel Poll Dorsets
The Oberon stud combined its stud and flock rams for the first time Click to check the original article.
Buyers came from far and wide for Kojonup ram sale
A big crowd turned up for a big ram line-up by the Heggaton family. Click to check the original article.
Equal top for John Wells Memorial sale
A rise in mutton prices during the week held up the market for older ewes at Jerilderie. Click to check the original article.
Mount Isa nuclear energy forum debates solutions to energy crisis | Queensland Country Life
“We are hurtling towards spending $1.5 trillion by 2030 and $9 trillion by 2050 if we are to continue on the delusional path to reach ‘net zero’ via batteries, wind and solar,” he said. “On Wednesday we had genuine experts in the room and streamed in, who explained to attendees what the nation could pursue […]
Producers encouraged to have their say on future research priorities
Grassfed beef and sheepmeat producers with a burning research challenge that needs attention are encouraged to have their say as part of Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA)’s producer consultation process. The initiative, which has already funded more than $50 million worth of projects, empowers producers to directly influence the on-farm research, development and adoption (RD&A) […]
September beef exports hit 98,713t, US demand continues to lead
AUSTRALIAN beef exports in September came off the three-and-a-half year high seen the previous month, but still reached 98,713 tonnes. Rates of adult cattle slaughter have continued to climb since July, driven mostly by rapidly deteriorating seasonal conditions forcing more cattle to market. August hit a 44-month record of more than 102,00t, with last month […]
Southern rain brings some optimism, but more needed to turn cattle market
RECENT rainfall has injected sorely needed relief into beef and sheep meat markets across Australia, underpinned by continued strong export figures (see today’s export figures). While the mutton indicator has seen its biggest week-on-week rise of 67c this week, clear trends have been hard to gauge in the cattle market, with this King’s Birthday public […]
Marianne North: The intrepid Victorian who climbed mountains and paddled up rapids to create unforgettable natural art
Victorian artist Marianne North braved jungle rapids, forests and mountains to capture the blowsy beauty of tropical plants on canvas. Carla Passino paints the life of a woman who defied conventions to forge her own path. door of the Marianne North Gallery at Kew Gardens in west London opens and three visitors make their way […]
Mount Isa nuclear energy forum debates solutions to energy crisis | North Queensland Register
“We are hurtling towards spending $1.5 trillion by 2030 and $9 trillion by 2050 if we are to continue on the delusional path to reach ‘net zero’ via batteries, wind and solar,” he said. “On Wednesday we had genuine experts in the room and streamed in, who explained to attendees what the nation could pursue […]
Recruitment: Could a health system overhaul help attract and retain more station staff?
Latest listings on AgJobs Central: Feed Truck Driver, Jondaryan – Qld (Stockyard) Livestock Export Operations Support (SAILS) Sales & Production Manager – Casino, Lismore & Far North Coast NSW Livestock Overseer – SA (Lucas Group client) Grower Marketing – Business Devt Mgr (Agricultural Appointments client) Genetics and Operations Manager, Allora – Qld (Repro Group) Chief […]