GAB carbon capture an example of climate policy’s “unintended consequences”
Terry McCosker talking on a panel session at the McIntyre Ag field day. AS THE Queensland Government assesses a proposal
Southern Qld field days hears of upcoming legume resources +
Attendees of the McIntyre Ag Alliance field days looking at the legumes on Monte Cristo Station. GROWING interest in legumes
New chair for North Australia Beef Research Council
The North Australia Beef Research Council has appointed Darwin-based agribusiness consultant Paul Burke as its new Chair. Mr Burke follows
Could Australian live export feeder cattle find their way to
THERE’S a growing belief around the industry that at some time in the next year or so, Australian feeder cattle
Illinois project creates first insulin-producing cow
An unassuming brown bovine from the south of Brazil has made history as the first transgenic cow capable of producing
Texas A&M Veterinary Emergency Team returns from wildfire deployment
By Jennifer Gauntt, Texas A&M University School of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences After eight days of providing veterinary medical
Be prepared for calf colostrum needs following wildfire
One of the impacts of the recent wildfire in Texas and western Oklahoma is the reality that some surviving heavily
Thawing method does not have impact on beef palatability
Thawing does not seem to have an impact on the quality of beef by the time it hits the consumer’s
The importance of vitamin A for calf health
By Emma Reints, Iowa State University Vitamin A is critical in reproduction, growth, and health in cattle. Though green grass
Weekly property review: Smaller agencies thrive in busy trading environment
Hughes Pastoral’s Tumbar Station in Central Queensland was transacted through a boutique scale property agency THEY often say bigger is