Sustainable tick of approval for Northern Rivers sugar growers
Sustainability cornerstone for Sunshine Sugar a united effort by historic cane-growing co-operative. Click to check the original article.
Global nature-based investment needs to increase to $8.1t by 2050, Colliers
A REPORT released by global real estate and professional services company, Colliers, has highlighted developing investment into “nature based solutions” as an opportunity for agriculture in the coming decades. Colliers’ Agribusiness Transaction Services, based in Brisbane, has been involved in some major carbon and environment-related agribusiness transactions in recent years. This month it has released […]
Senate inquiry to probe Glencore’s proposed GAB carbon capture
A SENATE inquiry will be set up to probe a controversial proposal from mining giant Glencore to truck waste carbon dioxide from a Southern Queensland power station and pump it into an aquifer of the Great Artesian Basin. The proposal was put to the Senate by One National leader Pauline Hanson last week before […]
Weekly kill: Weather again challenges processing operations, as price hold up
WEATHER is again challenging supply chain logistics for beef processors in Queensland and northern NSW, in the run through to the Easter break. Most of Queensland and parts of NSW have received at least 25mm in the past week, with large parts of both recording 50-100mm and considerably more in places. It’s put a huge […]
Weekly rainfall update + rainfall outlook 26 Mar 2024
SEVERE Tropical Cyclone Megan made landfall as a Category 3 system on 18 March on the south-western coast of the Gulf of Carpentaria, south-east of Port McArthur in the Northern Territory. The system was downgraded to a tropical low on the 19th, as it moved westwards across the interior of the Northern Territory towards Western […]
Wagga sale 25 March 2024: Rainfall re-energises restockers
Today’s market at Wagga highlights the resurgence of restockers as the leading trend, fuelled by favourable rainfall patterns in northern regions, With a reasonable turnout of 3365 head of cattle, there was a noticeable influx of lighter weight breeds suitable for restocking purposes. Feedlots emerged as dominant players across most sectors, propelling prices to higher […]
Botulism blamed for live-ex cattle deaths en route to Indonesia | North Queensland Register
Cattle can be vaccinated for botulism. However, according to a Northern Territory government advice sheet, surveys have found that around 30 per cent of supposedly vaccinated animals in the Territory had no protection, with cattle missed at mustering a factor contributing to vaccination failure. Click to check the original article.
Botulism blamed for live-ex cattle deaths en route to Indonesia | Farm Weekly
Cattle can be vaccinated for botulism. However, according to a Northern Territory government advice sheet, surveys have found that around 30 per cent of supposedly vaccinated animals in the Territory had no protection, with cattle missed at mustering a factor contributing to vaccination failure. Click to check the original article.
Botulism blamed for live-ex cattle deaths en route to Indonesia | The Land
Cattle can be vaccinated for botulism. However, according to a Northern Territory government advice sheet, surveys have found that around 30 per cent of supposedly vaccinated animals in the Territory had no protection, with cattle missed at mustering a factor contributing to vaccination failure. Click to check the original article.
Botulism blamed for live-ex cattle deaths en route to Indonesia | Queensland Country Life
Cattle can be vaccinated for botulism. However, according to a Northern Territory government advice sheet, surveys have found that around 30 per cent of supposedly vaccinated animals in the Territory had no protection, with cattle missed at mustering a factor contributing to vaccination failure. Click to check the original article.
Gai's lady fits the slipper
Namarari wins the Tullibigeal Cup. Click to check the original article.
WA Stud Merino Breeders Forum | Farm Weekly
During the forum attendees heard from Australian Wool Innovation (AWI) general manager marketing and communications Laura Armstrong and AWI national manager of wool harvesting Craig French, along with Steve Noa, The Merino Polo, Marion Lewis, The Livestock Collective, Zoey Durmic, The University of WA scientist and Darren Spencer, WA Shearing Industry Association. Click to check […]