How these producers earnt the first large-scale soil carbon credits
Core samples being taken in a paddock to measure the amount of carbon in the soil. Photo: Carbon Link TWO
US regulator allows first sales of lab-grown meat
Two companies have received final US Department of Agriculture approval to sell lab-grown meat, opening the regulatory door to sales
Vale Simon Crean AO – Beef Central
Former Federal opposition leader and Primary Industries Minister Simon Crean is being remembered with deep respect on all sides of
From portioning to labeling: Showcasing Marel’s full-line solution
As the demand for easy-to-cook portioned meat products grows, food processors face the challenge of producing more value-added products while
Lighter steers and heifers show some gains in 9874 head
Part of a line of 86 Charolais x Angus heifers 12-13 months averaging 370kg from Breeza, NSW which returned $1270
Senate Agriculture Appropriations bill sets up fight with House
On Thursday, the Senate Appropriations Committee voted to approve the Fiscal Year 2024 agriculture appropriations bill. The legislation would fund
Purdue receives $1.4 million for cattle, swine research projects
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) has awarded three grants totaling more than $1.4
Cattle markets: Is it time for a new lesson?
Are we in good times or are we in terrible times? Some sell/buy cozeners are promoting the good times. Yet
Researchers look for ways to improve food animal quality of
Is it possible that how we raise farm animals can influence the quality of their products? Can improving the quality
A 20-year perspective on cattle prices
Click on image fort a larger view CATTLE production businesses operating with a lower cost of production are still