New Cattle Disease Guide launched for South Australian producers
A new guide has been launched to help South Australian cattle producers take action when faced with common cattle diseases
Weekly kill: Grids slide another 15-20c/kg, as heavier supply pressures
THERE’s been another 15-20c/kg lopped off most direct consignment slaughter cattle offers across eastern Australia this week, as heavier livestock
NVLX Wodonga 9 May 2023: Market fluctuates with selective buying
File picture of selling action at Wodonga. Yarding 1050 Change -450 Numbers were similar with almost half the offering cows
Indonesia’s FMD outbreak may open gates to cattle from Brazil
WITH foot-and-mouth-disease now endemic in Indonesia following last year’s outbreak, more reports are emerging that Jakarta may soon open its
Beef Australia extends warm invite to international visitors
Overseas delegates Zhao Qingfang from Lingfeng Butcher, and Philip Fan, Ausvidge Consulting, with Stanbroke Beef plant manager Jim Friis on
How MEQ Live is changing the game in cattle production
ENVIRONMENTAL concerns are increasingly highlighting the need for sustainable cattle production with the beef industry being driven by targets such
Pork exports largest in nearly two years as beef shows
March exports of U.S. pork were the largest since May 2021, according to data released by USDA and compiled by
Study reveals how grazing management affects cattle weight gain
Rotational or continuous grazing? Which system allows for more sustainable and profitable free-range livestock production? Ranchers often rotate cattle seasonally
Cattle feeders enjoying a hot run
April cattle feeding returns calculated by the Livestock Marketing Information Center (LMIC) soared over $300 per head in April as
MSU: Autonomous cattle herding possible game changer
It takes a team effort at Mississippi State’s Bearden Dairy Research Center to produce 369,000 gallons of milk every year