Research to explore new sorghum cultivars’ potential for beef, dairy
Sorghum is a productive and versatile annual crop used worldwide for livestock feed. Until now, the plant, which originated in
New soil carbon credit issuance becomes Australia’s largest ever with
Core samples being taken in a paddock to measure the amount of carbon in the soil. Photo: Carbon Link NORTH
No surprises in ‘Cattle on Feed’
There were no surprises in USDA’s latest “Cattle on Feed” report released Friday. USDA Livestock Analyst Mike McConnell said the
FTC, Department of Labor partnering on worker protection
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) announced a new agreement to strengthen the FTC’s
Farm Progress America, September 25, 2023
Mike Pearson tells us the latest cattle herd numbers collected by the USDA. The USDA released the latest Cattle on
Ballandean Station: A legacy of agriculture and sustainability
Nestled in the heart of Queensland’s Granite Belt, Ballandean Station is a living testament to Australia’s rich agricultural history.
Beefbank expands meat program for charity
Beefbank Ltd and Foodbank Australia have announced a national partnership, aimed at meeting the growing demand for much-needed protein, to
“Iceberg” potentially Australia’s largest ever ox, dressing out to 854kg
Iceberg spent about 1000 days in Josie and Blair Angus’ Sondella feedlot to return a carcase weight of 854kg. A
Anthrax confirmed in South Dakota beef herd
Anthrax has been confirmed in South Dakota for the first time this year in a beef herd located in Ziebach
Australian meat judging hopefuls take on intensive training
A GROUP of talented university students from around the country are converging in south-east Queensland this week for an intensive