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Fiona Simson talks trade deals, transmission lines and the trends
Fiona Simson addressing the National Press Club on her last day as NFF president. Photo: National Press Club OUTGOING National
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Weekly kill: Some Qld grids shed another 10c/kg
AFTER stabilising a little over the previous fortnight, direct consignment grid offers from some large operators in Queensland have lost
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Better access for chilled meat to Middle East
Better market access has been gained for Australian chilled meat products headed to the Middle East, after a union of
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Weekly rainfall update + rainfall outlook 24 October 2023
A LOW pressure system developed on 20 October and moved towards Tasmania; it deepened and intensified on 21 October bringing
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City backgrounds no barrier to ag achievement
Queensland Chief Biosecurity Officer Dr Rachel Chay (left) and Rangers Valley data and operations officer Maddie Fryer. What advice would
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Kimberley Meat Co plant heads to sale, as original founder
Kimberley Meat Co plant near Broome WESTERN Australia’s Kimberley Meat Co beef processing plant near Broome will be sold, as
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University of Missouri, Missouri Department of Agriculture helping producers find
University of Missouri Extension (MU) and the Missouri Department of Agriculture (MDA) are helping livestock producers find hay. Their websites
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Ensuring high cattle prices longer
Higher placements and reduced marketings resulted in an October 1 feedlot inventory of 11.58 million head, 0.6 percent higher than
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Managing Medusahead grass with cattle
A multi-year study involving University of Idaho researchers has found allowing late-fall and winter grazing on rangeland heavily infested with
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Farm Progress America, October 23, 2023
Mike Pearson examines the state of the cattle industry here in the USA. After 3 years of drought and high
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Business award salutes processor ACC’s three year business transition
A MAJOR change of direction by Australia’s largest family-run beef supply chain saw Australian Country Choice recognised at the Lord
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Leather industry to crack the whip on sustainability at COP
The global leather industry has joined forces to push for greater recognition of its role in slowing down the fast
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