Understanding the genetic codes in the bull sale catalogue
PURCHASING and introducing a new bull into a herd is often an occasion of excitement or anticipation for many beef
Producers welcome to attend AAABG genetics conference day
A DAY has been set aside for beef producer attendance at this month’s annual Association for the Advancement of Animal
Mort & Co fertiliser in demand ahead of summer crop
Mort & Co has leased this bulk storage at Gurley Station and is using it as a distribution point for
Livex market update: Trade volumes subdued despite lower prices
Falling northern Australian feeder cattle prices usually prompt an increase in export cattle shipments to Indonesia, but that hasn’t really
Soil carbon presents significant opportunities, but it is hard-going
The Fysh project at Mount Tom, near Gladstone, has become the fourth to receive carbon credits for sequestering carbon in
Weekly kill: Some grids slip another 10c/kg, north and south
WHILE some processors’ direct consignment grids in eastern Australia remain unchanged this week, other have shed-off another 10c/kg carcase weight,
Feedlot returns ‘pretty healthy’ through year end
Cattle leaving the yard from June through November are projected to have pretty healthy net returns, according to Kansas State
Industry groups welcome checkoff support
Last week Rep. Barry Moore, R- Ala., introduced legislation supporting commodity research and promotion boards. More commonly knowns as “checkoff”
Vytelle expands global presence | Beef Magazine
Vytelle, a precision livestock company, is progressing on their five-year plan to provide accessible, hormone-free, bovine in vitro fertilization to
Industry groups push for farm bill
Twenty trade associations representing various agricultural, food and environmental interest groups are urging Congress to pass a new farm bill