Weekly rainfall update + rainfall outlook 5 July 2023
A RAINFALL band which stretched across north-west into south-eastern Australia brought high weekly rainfall totals, with many daily and
Roma sale 4 July 2023: Rain slashes yarding to 2963
Yarding 2963 Change -5327 Rain across the supply area reduced the number of stock at the Roma store sale down
ABARES report examines agriculture’s extensive sustainability credentials
ABARES Executive Director Dr Jared Greenville said Australian agriculture can demonstrate strong sustainability credentials using global indicators when local context
Weekly genetics review: Are bull temperament scores misleading?
I WAS recently contacted by a bull breeder with several concerns around the issue of docility and selection for
Overlay project hopes to uncover new cow body composition traits
AGBU’s Dr Matt Wolcott is exploiting this opportunity to try to fill the crucial gap in understanding relationships around female
NVLX Wodonga 4 July 2023: Domestic buying activity patchy
File picture of selling action at Wodonga. Yarding 900 Change 0 The usual winter group of export and domestic buyers were
Agforce announces seven sub-committees – Beef Central
QUEENLAND’S peak agricultural group Agforce has announced a long list of sub-committees to help formulate policy positions in different areas.
US docuseries pitching cattle as “climate solution”
A NEW docuseries called “roots so deep you can see the devil down there” is being released in United States
Opinion: Yawning gap between retail and livestock price information disadvantages
Since February 2022, Australian cattle indicator prices have been in a downward trend with the fall accelerating over recent
While Canberra stalls on fake meat branding, plant ‘beef’ still
A few months before last year’s Federal election, Coalition and ALP senators sitting on the rural and regional affairs committee