mRNA project aims to rapidly produce cattle disease vaccines
MEAT & Livestock Australia has funded a project to produce and test mRNA vaccines that can be rapidly mass produced
NVLX Wodonga 2 May 2023: Cow prices vary with selective
Selling action at Wodonga. Yarding 1500 Change + 300 Numbers lifted substantially with half the offering cows in all weights
Weekly kill: Qld grid prices steady, some rises in southern
SOME regions of southern Australia have seen direct consignment grid prices kick 20c/kg this week, while there has been no
Australian Export Award applications now open
The long-running awards program recognises the outstanding and invaluable contribution our exporters make to Australia’s economic prosperity. Since the inaugural
Inverell agency merges with AWN, expanding the network
AWN has today announced the expansion of its network with Inverell-based livestock and property agency, C.L. Squires & Co, trading
April beef exports slump, due to sequence of holiday-shortened processing
IT was not surprise that the sequence of public holiday-shortened working weeks during April had a significant impact on
Ag industry groups agree on Greenhouse Gas reporting framework
AUSTRALIAN agriculture now has a common framework for greenhouse gas accounting, helping support sector-level baselines, reporting and communication of a
Southeast Grazing Exchange connects farmers, ranchers
A new University of Florida project aims to “play matchmaker” between ranchers with livestock and landowners with grazing space. The Southeast Grazing
Global beef market outlook | Beef Magazine
The latest “Livestock and Poultry: World Markets and Trade” report issued by USDA’s Foreign Agricultural Service in April provided updates and
Breeding soundness exams critical for uncovering potential problems
Cold temperatures and wind can result in damage to bulls’ ability to produce viable semen. Bull breeding soundness exams offer the