Govt passes bill to make carbon income available for Farm
THE Federal Government has this week passed legislation making tax changes to allow Australian Carbon Credit Units to be classified
Carbon gamechanger with govt to make first large-scale issuance of
Core samples being taken in a paddock to measure the amount of carbon in the soil. Photo: Carbon Link THE
BioZyme welcomes three new team members
BioZyme recently announced that Eric Heerlein, of Saint Joseph, Missouri, and Jacob Johnson, of Ruth, Mississippi, and Justin Doubet have
Select Sires adds Ann Marie Magnochi to communications team
Ann Marie Magnochi, of Footville, Wisconsin, has been hired by Select Sires Inc. as a communications specialist. In this role,
Feral Swine Eradication Act introduced in the House
Rep. Barry Moore (AL-02) has introduced H.R. 3984, the bipartisan, bicameral Feral Swine Eradication Act, with co-author Rep. Jasmine Crockett (TX-30). This legislation extends
Food inflation gives consumers a gut check
It’s summertime but the grilling isn’t easy. As families across America prepare to celebrate the Fourth of July with the
Margin calls in a rapidly rising market
The feeder cattle market has been on a tear since fall of 2022. In most markets, heavy feeders are selling
Experts seek to mitigate effects of dry weather on cattle
An impending drought caused by lower-than-average rainfall in the spring and summer seasons could result in inadequate forage yield for
More than 1000 scientists sign Dublin Declaration
Presenters at the two-day summit on the societal role of meat in Dublin included Declan Troy, Jason Rowntree, Willhelm Windisch,
Big backlog of beef in Asian importing markets could take
There’s a growing stockpile of beef in cold storage in Australia’s key Asian export markets – due largely to the