Agents were taking bids from all parts of the selling arena at the Casa Toro Simmental bull sale at Roma on Friday, which was reflected in the eventual sale average and clearance. Click to check the original article.
A year on from the death of Queen Elizabeth II, we remember the late monarch. ‘My heart has been with you all,’ wrote Elizabeth II last summer, in her message of thanks in the aftermath of her Platinum Jubilee celebrations. On September 8, a year ago today, reaction to the news of the Queen’s death […]
The 555 hectare Central West NSW property Omagh View has the ability to perform as a top class farming and/or grazing operation. Click to check the original article.
Latest listings on AgJobs Central recruitment page: Livestock Buyer – Vic (SAILS) General Manager – WA (Beilby Downing Teal client) Aggregation Manager, Gragin NSW (Faulkner Farming) Operations & Compliance Manager NSW (Rimfire client) Program Coordinator, Innovation NSW (Rimfire client) National Communications Manager, Melbourne VIC (Rimfire client) Industry Engagement Coordinator, Melbourne VIC (Rimfire client) Livestock […]
A MIX of algae scooped out of a Victorian waterway and a species of amphibious grass plucked from a stream have both been found to reduce methane production by up to 24 per cent, in world-first research by a team led by Deakin University’s Centre for Regional and Rural Futures and funded by AgriFutures Australia. […]
OIL giant Shell has reportedly joined the list of companies pulling back from the voluntary carbon market – joining other major companies like Nestle. Several media outlets have reported the company’s “quiet withdrawal” of its plan to spend US$100m on purchasing carbon credits each year. The move from Shell follows other companies, including meat supply […]
There are encouraging signs today that Indonesia is on the cusp of lifting its suspension on cattle exports from several quarantine holding yards across northern Australia. While formal confirmation had not been received by Beef Central’s publishing deadline on Friday, reports indicate that Australian and Indonesian Government officials meeting Jakarta have been making strong progress […]
Australian young cattle and slaughter cattle prices have continued to descend during the first eight months of 2023. In this week’s podcast, regular markets commentators, RMA’s Chris Howie and Ep3’s Matt Dalgleish face the big questions: Are we at or near the bottom of the price cycle? What impact will the forecast drier spring have on […]
The 2023 Mount Isa Trade Excellence Award winners. Back row left to right: Malachi Munns, Sharon Perry, Cody Cherry-Ackerly, Jennah Thompson, Travis MacMillan and Kason Macnamara. Front row left to right: Lianna Woodsbey, Shyniah Heness, Mirari Villanueva and Carlo Garcia. Click to check the original article.
Cryna Poultry has a productive capacity of more than 2.32 million-plus birds annually. Click to check the original article.
Building on a robust first-half performance, July exports of U.S. pork continued to outpace year-ago levels, according to data released by USDA and compiled by the U.S. Meat Export Federation. Beef exports took a step back in July, posting the lowest volume since January, but export value per head of fed slaughter again exceeded $400. […]
DOMESTIC consumers are increasingly putting red meat in their trolley as retail prices push back against the inflation trend being seen more generally at the supermarket checkout. Meat & Livestock Australia says it has analysed the relationship between prices seen for livestock at the saleyards, and prices of red meat at retail. Throughout this year, […]