Littleproud calls for govt to settle live ex class action
LEADER of The Nationals David Littleproud has called on the Federal Labor Government to end 12 years of anguish for
Food inflation slows in CPI’s June 2023 quarter
THE latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics, released today, shows food inflation slowing in
Carbon neutral vs climate neutral – what’s the right gear
CSIRO research has put the relevance of the red meat industry’s target to reach “carbon” neutrality by 2030 back in
AA Co’s biggest shareholder charged with insider trading
UK-based billionaire Joe Lewis, who holds more than 50 percent of the shareholding in Australian pastoral giant, the Australian Agricultural
Female slaughter ratio climbs above herd liquidation ‘tipping point’
Click on image for a larger view THE proportion of female cattle involved in weekly national slaughter has exceeded
Vitamin A concerns in the Southern Great Plains
Vitamin A is considered by many nutritionists and veterinarians to be the most important supplemental vitamin required in beef cattle
Canada to establish a vaccine bank for foot-and-mouth disease
As part of the annual conference of Federal, Provincial and Territorial Ministers of Agriculture, Canadian Ministers confirmed their commitment to
How are this year’s early spring bull sales holding up?
AS the end of July approaches, the spring bull sales have settled into a rhythm across eastern Australia. So far,
Weekly genetics review: A deeper dive into the issue of
FATNESS, or the ability to finish, is often a focal point for many producers in their selection decisions. The
Vet shortage showing in online marketing of livestock
Paul Holm speaking at last week’s RMA network conference on the Gold Coast. A SHORTAGE of vets is showing its