S3 Ep32: Addressing the labour crisis in the bush, with
This week’s Weekly Grill podcast focusses on the labour ‘drought’ sweeping Australian agriculture. Host Kerry Lonergan has conversations with two
Recruitment: Smaller ag businesses at greater risk due to skilled
Latest listings on AgJobs Central recruitment page: Case Ready Manager – WA (Harvey Beef) Station Manager, Minderoo – WA (Harvest
Norco launches AR game to give kids a taste of
Having a ball: Cows at play in real life, and below, how they are depicted in Norco’s Cows Play augmented
Dubbo sale 14 Sep 2023: Dry conditions keep numbers rolling
Yarding 6723 Change + 1023 As the weather remains dry numbers keep rolling in with a yarding of 6723. It
Vic farmer receives $52,000 in fines
A Tahara West farmer has been convicted and fined a total of $52,000 after pleading guilty to animal cruelty charges
Livestock traceability system gets $22.5 million database boost
Australia’s livestock traceability system will get a technological boost to meet growing consumer demand, while improving the nation’s biosecurity, food
Cattle cycle contraction spurs record-high cattle futures
Low herd numbers, in part due to drought in cattle-producing regions, have sustained high prices of late, signaling the throes
Five new meat consumer segments
What makes today’s meat consumers tick? That’s the question Midan Marketing has been striving to better understand since their first
Tyson Foods donates $2.5m to Feeding America
Tyson Foods is reinforcing its commitment to help end hunger with a $2.5 million donation to Feeding America partner food
Survey reveals impact political ideology has on consumer food perceptions
Consumers generally remain more optimistic about food prices compared to a year ago. However, individuals self-identified as having liberal political