NVLX Wodonga 6 June 2023: Processors selective in smaller yarding
File picture of selling action at Wodonga. Yarding 900 Change -243 Numbers fell slightly with just over 350 cows penned.
Land portfolio of 43,000ha across two states hopes for $400m
An institutional grade portfolio spanning close to 43,000 hectares across two states has hit the market with expectations of $400m.
Australia looks to free trade deal with EU
Fresh from the May 31 implementation of Australia’s free trade deal with the United Kingdom, a flying visit by senior
Successful Longreach College purchasers named, ag training future unknown
THE Queensland Government has named the successful tenderers for the former Longreach Pastoral College, with three producers from the local
Chris Howie: A good time to understand the emotional cycle
Mindset: Ben Crow is Ash Barty’s mindset coach. One piece I really like is “Don’t let your environment determine your
Controlling horn flies in cattle: Is garlic the answer?
Horn flies can become a major issue for cattle during the summer. Commonly used fly control methods include sprays, drenches
USDA hosting June listening sessions on Cattle Contracts Library
It has been a few months since the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service began the Cattle Contracts Library pilot program, and
Tyson Foods to lay off 262 Dakota Dunes employees
Tyson Foods plans to terminate 262 employees at its Dakota Dunes, South Dakota location. For those employees who chose not
Elders CEO Mark Allison ditches retirement plans, base pay up
ELDERS has announced Mark Allison will stay on as the managing director and chief executive officer of the company after
BreedPlan surpasses half a million genotypes per month
The Agricultural Business Research Institute (ABRI) has announced that over 500,000 genotypes are now passing through the BreedPlan evaluations each