This Week in Agribusiness, September 30, 2023
Part 1 Mike Pearson kicks off the show with a conversation with Ted McKinney, CEO, National Association State Departments of
Shifting trends in feeder cattle and grain prices, and days
FEEDER cattle and feed grain prices are usually inversely related, meaning when one increases, the other decreases and vice-versa. There
Feedgrain Focus: Market softens on forecast rain
This wheat crop at Allora on the Darling Downs is a few weeks away from harvest and is on target
Further falls in young cattle categories in 10,513 head AuctionsPlus
From Molong, NSW these 154 unweaned Angus steers split across two even lots aged 6-7 months and averaging 224kg returned
Nebraska Ranch receives Certified Angus Beef commercial award
Some progress can be seen. Replacing old barns with new ones, buying a hydraulic chute, or those first calves after
Publication details comparison study on winter cow care
Best management practices for winter care of the cow herd aren’t always evident, especially when those unfamiliar with raising livestock
This market is the time to make money in cattle
When I concluded last week’s post I mentioned the market is being extra generous right now, and this week was
Keep forage nitrate toxicity in mind this year
Jason Hartschuh, Ohio State University Extension This year has been a weather rollercoaster with multiple spells of drought and flooded
S3 Ep34: Cattle Australia acting CEO, Adam Coffey
Weekly Grill podcast host Kerry Lonergan this week sits down with Cattle Australia’s acting chief executive, Queensland beef producer
Scientists suggest changes to Australia’s soil carbon methodology
William Edge, Shutterstock Australia’s plan to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 relies heavily on carbon credits. These