Gulf councillors plead for Qld Budget flood recovery funding
COMMUNITY leaders from the flood-devastated Gulf of Carpentaria have travelled to the Queensland State Parliament to plead the case for
More feed additives show promise in reducing livestock methane
WHILE much of the methane-reduction focus has been centred on seaweed asparagopsis and 3NOP, scientists from the University of Queensland
AgForce calls for urgent step change in ag education
AgForce is calling for an urgent step change in ag education, following the controversial sale of Longreach Pastoral College. As
Bigger yardings continue in online trading, with heifers trending higher
Reflecting the big declines seen recently in F1 Wagyu values, this line of 99 Wagyu x Angus heifer weaners 9-11
Constant change is a part of cattle marketing
We were fortunate to catch a couple of rains this week. As dry as we were and with the wind
Cluster fence expansion poses opportunities for threatened fauna
The endangered Bridled Nail-Tailed wallaby is one of many native species which could benefit from cluster fencing. VAST tracts of
Feedgrain Focus: Planting ramp-up kills volume
A change of shift in canola planting west of Esperance, WA. Photo: Tom’s Brook Farm PRICES for northern feedgrain have
AMIC rejects call for mandatory CCTV in meat plants
Farm Transparency Project activists in the Benalla abattoir. Source – Farm Transparency Project, Facebook. A CALL for mandatory video surveillance
Restocker steer-to-heifer premium at highest level since the drought
ALTHOUGH prices for yearling steers are usually higher than those for yearling heifers, the premium for restocker yearling steers has
S3 Ep11: The goat market cycle, with Western Meat Exporters’
Goats used to be the supplementary commodity that ‘helped pay the annual boarding school fees’ for many livestock operators in