Livestock transporters to launch Effluent Code awareness campaign
The Australian Livestock and Rural Transporters Association (ALRTA), together with the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR), will launch a campaign
Australia’s May beef exports surge, in line with higher production
AUSTRALIAN beef exports surged sharply during May, in line with higher levels of production across the eastern states and
Clearance drops to 31pc in smaller, cheaper 12,693 head online
This line of 87 EU-eligible Angus steers 9-10 months averaging 338kg from Guyra, NSW returned $1385/head or 409c/kg on Friday.
Pasture conditions = Marketing Plan
A meteorologist in Lincoln, Neb., said we just wrapped up the second driest month of May ever on record. You all know how
Plant-based meat predicted to rebound
By Tatiana Freitas A maker of veggie burgers and plant-based meat products backed by a multinational joint venture expects demand
Debt ceiling deal may clear way for farm bill
This week’s bipartisan agreement to suspend the debt ceiling until 2025 in exchange for various spending reforms may directly impact
U.S. meat demand declining, still remains above pre-pandemic levels
U.S. consumer demand for meat peaked during the middle of 2022 and has been steadily dropping ever since, however while
What is the nature repair market and what does it
THE Federal Government is working towards monetising biodiversity, with its nature repair market currently going through parliament. While the market
Why some of the largest and healthiest koala populations are
SOME of the largest and healthiest koala populations in Queensland can be found in regional areas co-existing with cattle grazing
S3 Ep17: Value-added beef processor David Beak
TAKE a look in any supermarket retail chilled cabinet, and it’s evident that value-added meat products are rapidly soaking up