EU approves Dutch plan to buy out livestock producers
The European Commission has approved, under EU State aid rules, two Dutch programs with a total budget of around 1.47
McDonald’s says its Australian beef is deforestation free
GLOBAL burger giant McDonald’s says it is no longer sourcing Australian beef linked to deforestation in line with its goal
Cost-of-gain in feedlot cattle lines up with feeder cattle prices
FEEDER cattle prices and the cost-of-gain in grainfeeding those animals have lined-up again, for the first time in three years.
More illegal meat intercepted at an Australian airport
Another two passengers have had their visas cancelled and have been fined $3300 each after failing to declare meat, grain
Weekly rainfall update + rainfall outlook 3 May 2023
A low-pressure system swept across south-west WA from 25 May and then through the Australian Bight, and reinforced cool, unstable,
Roma sale 2 May 2023: Almost 10,000 yarded
Yarding 9756 Change (on two weeks ago, no sale on Anzac Day last week) +2043 The cattle were drawn
2023 beef production forecasts | Beef Magazine
USDA’s World Agricultural Outlook Board (WAOB) publishes the monthly World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) report. The report contains
North Dakota Governor signs corporate farming bill
North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum has signed a bill, which modernizes the state’s corporate farming law to encourage growth in the animal agriculture sector.
Strong rebound in demand for U.S. beef in Mexico
U.S. beef exports to Mexico are off to a strong start in 2023, with shipments through February climbing 15% from
Steps to take before moving cattle to summer pastures
As native grasses turn green in May, many beef producers will often transition the cow-calf herd to grazing pastures for