University of Kentucky researcher aims to shed light on influenza
A University of Kentucky researcher is working to uncover the mysteries of an elusive pathogen and determine its potential to
Opinion: Producers lose share of the beef retail dollar spend
A NUMBER of Senate inquiries into the meat supply chain and in particular the beef supply chain recommended tools to
What is insetting and how is different to offsetting?
IF YOU have been to an industry conference or a field day in the past year, it is likely that
Selective buying evident in 8505 head AuctionsPlus catalogue
These 92 Angus and Angus x Santa heifers 8-10 months averaging 296kg from Roma, Queensland returned $840/head or 284c/kg on
Feedgrain Focus: Prices firm amid limited selling, dry week
A thriving crop of wheat growing on South Australia’s Upper Eyre Peninsula. Photo: Glen Ridge Partnership PRICES have firmed this
NSW government secures 37,000ha grazing property for National Park expansion
THE New South Wales state government will establish a 100,000ha area of National Park in the state’s northwest, following its
Australia stresses disease-free status after Indonesia suspends four trade facilities
File image of export cattle in an Australian pre-export quarantine facility. The Australian Government is moving to assure international
This Week in Agribusiness, July 29, 2023
Mike Pearson talks with Aaron Harries, V.P. Research & Operations – Kansas Wheat about the challenges that have come during
British physicist behind GWP* addresses Australian cattle sector
Cattle Australia CEO and Oxford University professor Myles Allen in Canberra on Friday. OXFORD University Physicist Myles Allen, the independent
Livestock producers reminded to protect against anthrax
North Dakota’s state veterinarian says the state’s first reported case of anthrax this year is a reminder to livestock producers