Vic farmers take to Melbourne with tractors to protest transmission
Victorian farmers have taken to the streets of Melbourne to protest renewable energy plans they say would result in prime
National Hay Award winners announced after year of tough conditions
The Radcliffe family won the best lucerne visual score at the National Hay Awards. HAY growers from across Australia have
Angus feeder premiums nosedive, driven by dry conditions and flat
THERE’S been a substantial decline in price premiums seen for Angus feeder cattle over equivalent flatback feeders in recent weeks.
Weekly rainfall update + rainfall outlook 16 August 2023
EARLY in the week, a cold front brought rainfall totals of up to 20 mm in south-west Western Australia and
Roma sale 15 Aug 2023: Dry conditions reflected in yarding
Yarding 6010 Change +1212 Interim Report. Dalby Agents yarded 6,010 head. Cattle were drawn from far Western Queensland, NSW and
First sex-sorted semen lab for beef opens for business in
NORTHERN Australia’s first facility designed to produce sex-sorted semen for artificial breeding work has opened for business in Rockhampton. STGenetics
Anthrax cases rise in North Dakota
North Dakota cattle producers are being encouraged to vaccinate their herds for anthrax as cases continue to rise in the
Rancher urges Congress to address wildfires through grazing, land management
Dr. Dave Daley, a leader in the California Cattlemen’s Association, Public Lands Council, and National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA) recently
Certified Angus Beef recognizes beef quality researchers
Certified Angus Beef created the Dr. Bobby VanStavern Award for Beef Quality Research to recognize and support student researchers focused
Farm Progress America, August 15, 2023
Mike Pearson takes a look at the most recent farmland value survey released by the USDA and finds out how