The March Cattle on Feed report showed February placements at 109.6 percent of one year ago. Placements were anticipated to be higher year over year, but the total was slightly above average pre-report expectations. February feedlot marketings were 103.4 percent of last year, close to expectations. February had an extra day due to leap year, which […]
SELECTION for improvement within a beef herd or a breed is dependent on several factors. The first is to have access to information which allows an individual producer to assess where the upper and lower levels of performance are within a chosen group of animals. In its simplest form, the information may be as basic […]
A former townie kid from NSW knew she was destined for life on the land, and after taking a risk and moving interstate, she has never looked back Click to check the original article.
Rose has been training her brumby Pearl for around seven months. Click to check the original article.
After the Shepherds sold their farm in 1989, Rob continued to grow his career as a farm manager working for Agricultural Investments Australia (AIA) on their properties, Wirrigai, Nundah, Kianga and Nigawalla in the Narromine district and at Gunnadilly at Quirindi. Click to check the original article.
Chris Clonan, Alfoxton, with judges Bruce Dunbabin, Mayfield, Tasmania, Richard House, Barloo, Gnowangerup, WA, Andrew Rayner, Grathlyn, Hargraves, Matthew Coddington, Roseville Park, Wambangalang, Ross McGauchie, Terrick West, Prairie, Vic. Picture by Rebecca Nadge Click to check the original article.
Held at Longreach’s Western Queensland Livestock Exchange, Roderick Binny of Glenlea Charolais, Casino, and the Horsley family of Hereward Beef, Longreach, offered up 32 bulls for their joint inaugural sale, and selling 28 for an average price of $5089. Click to check the original article.
Country Life’s columnist Agromenes believes the tide of public opinion is turning against vegetarian and vegan alternative foods. The past 12 months have been torrid for plant-based foods. Believing its own propaganda, the industry had expected to go from strength to strength until meat was a distant memory, only eaten in secret by a few […]
AAM has finalised the sale of its 14,074 hectare Sunshine Farms properties in the Lachlan Valley. Click to check the original article.
The majority of the world’s crops are grown in the northern hemisphere, and what happens in those regions is going to be the driver of pricing for the coming year. Click to check the original article.
A fair panel of buyers was present and in line with previous weeks a large number of onlookers were in attendance. Click to check the original article.
AAM Investment Group has sold its 14,074ha Sunshine Farms Aggregation in the Lachlan Valley of New South Wales for an undisclosed sum. A statement from AAM released today said settlement took place yesterday. The buyer is US-based Nuveen (Westchester). Already a large-scale owner of agricultural land leased mostly to local operators, Nuveen invests funds on […]