Wagyu Association signs deal to track emissions across its membership
THE Australian Wagyu Association has announced a two-year partnership allowing its members to measure their animals’ carbon footprint and giving
Weekly rainfall update + rainfall outlook 31 October 2023
SEVERAL low pressure systems moved across southern Australia during the week, resulting in widespread rainfall totals up to 10 mm
MLA annual report 2022-23: Income and expenditure down, reserves reduced
Meat & Livestock Australia’s retained earnings reduced by a further $20.2 million in 2022-23, bringing down the organisation’s overall retained
Weekly kill: Grids stable, as throughput continues to grow
DIRECT consignment slaughter grids across eastern and southern Australia are basically unchanged this week, although many processors are now heavily
NVLX Wodonga 31 Oct 2023: Full field of spring buyers
File picture of selling action at Wodonga. Yarding 1500 Change +500 A full field of spring buyers were at the
Feeder steer indictor threatens to fall through 200c/kg, for first
Click on image for larger view SALEYARDS feeder steer prices are in danger of falling below 200c/kg for the first
NCBA, Purdue Extension to host Indiana BQA training programs
The Beef Quality Assurance (BQA) training and certification program will be offered in 17 Indiana counties this November. In partnership
Republican Reps urge Speaker to pass farm bill
Newly elected Speaker Mike Johnson has been on the job for five days. His colleagues are already pushing him to
Study finds moderate cattle grazing has no effect on sage
Sage grouse and cows can coexist on the same land without declines in greater sage grouse nest success or insect
U.S. Meat Export Federation to honor Branstad, Westman
Terry Branstad, former U.S. ambassador to China and longtime governor of Iowa, has been selected to receive the U.S. Meat