Qld Govt backs Beef 2024 to tune of $2.25m
Less than one year to go until Beef 2024. Palaszczuk Government supporting event with $2.25M. Beef 2021 broke attendance records
USDA, University of Kentucky break ground on forage research building
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack participated this week in a groundbreaking ceremony for a new $65.9 million research facility, known as
Carbon footprint of lab-grown meat potentially worse than beef
Lab-grown meat, which is cultured from animal cells, is often thought to be more environmentally friendly than beef because it’s
Low methane genetics could have more benefits than emissions reduction
Dr Sam Clark, Associate Professor in Animal Genetics, at Tullimba Research Feedlot. A RESEARCHER examining the genetics of livestock-related methane
Weekly rainfall update + rainfall outlook 24 May 2023
A low pressure system on the east coast near Moreton Bay impacted the Queensland and New South Wales coasts earlier
$5500 fine for traveller to Brisbane with plant seeds
Image: DAFF A traveller has been stung by what the Department of Agriculture describes as Australia’s toughest biosecurity infringement to
Charters Towers sale 24 May 2023: Reduced rates for 2028
Yarding 2028 Change +1275 Combined prime and store sale: Quality was mixed with a good supply of heavy prime cows and
Beef Mates program designed to drive versatile Aussie product into
Australian beef will take centre stage over the next week as a group of international chefs converge on Sydney and
Roma sale 23 May 2023: Numbers lift as pasture declines
Yarding 7161 Change+ 2261 The declining quality of the pasture and vendors choosing to wean straight into the saleyards
NCBA lays out legislative priorities
Association president urges lawmakers to address nine key issues. Click to check the original article.