Feedgrain Focus: South sinks, north lifts
This wheat crop in the Narrabri district of northern NSW is in good stead, despite the dry season. Photo: Matt
Exporters express cattle concerns about a live sheep precedent
Live export in-market consultant Byron O’Keefe – advocated for a better understanding of market concerns. OFFSHORE concern about the potential
Livestock price falls drive NAB rural index lower
Livestock prices continue to place downward pressure on the NAB Rural Commodities Index, which has fallen for the eighth consecutive
The biggest killers on Australian farms
New data shows 55 people died as a result of farm accidents in Australia last year. That number was 20
Conference shows cautious optimism in soil carbon + PICS
Professor David Rowlings addresses the soil carbon summit as Ben Sawley from Agrimix watches on. ALMOST a month after the
Young cattle prices slip in larger 8245 head AuctionsPlus offering
From Drillham, Queensland these 67 Hereford and Black Baldie weaned heifers 6-9 months averaging 278kg returned $700/head, or 252c/kg. Their
Report seeks to find solutions to chronic vet shortage
PROVIDING tax or university study debt relief through a bonding scheme for veterinarians working in rural and regional areas is
Is the breeding stock business right for your cattle operation?
Last week I began this series of sharing my thoughts on selling the cows and getting into stockers because an
NCTA, UNL collaborate with meat processing industry to boost training
The Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture (NCTA) has received a $644,489 grant from the USDA to provide a targeted curriculum
Farm Progress announces new broadcast director
Agricultural media leader Farm Progress continues to enrich its offerings, as long-time broadcaster Mike Pearson takes over the reins to