APHIS update ensures ability to export amid FAD outbreaks
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) announced April 5 an updated Veterinary Services form 16-4
Strong February for U.S. pork exports, beef exports below year-ago
U.S. pork exports remained robust in February, achieving double-digit increases over last year in both volume and value, according to
Restricted numbers over Easter week in online trading
This line of 111 Angus steers 6-8 months averaging 243kg from Holbrook, NSW, returned 536c/kg or $1300/head on Thursday and
OTC to prescription: What might GFI 263 mean for you?
GFI No. 263 goes into effect in June moving 91 antibiotics from over-the-counter to prescription status. Click to check the
Virtual fencing for beef cattle
The ranch is a grass factory, and while physical fences last for generations, they lack the ability to be dynamic.
Central Qld producers win Federal Govt biosecurity award
Central Queensland’s Owen and Brigid Price have won biosecurity producer of the year at a Federal Government awards ceremony. Photo:
Top 25: No 6 – Stanbroke Feedlot
Stanbroke Feedlot Location: Chinchilla, Qld One-time capacity: 50,000 head Annual turnoff: Over 100,000 head 2015 position: 8 (25,000 SCU) 2003
Ceres Tag signs distribution agreement with Swiss company
AN Australian satellite ear tag company has signed a distribution agreement with a Swiss Government-owned company to promote the automated
SE Asia Report: Reduced demand despite lower cattle prices
111th Edition: April 2023 Key Points: Ramadan kicks off around the Islamic world Despite reduced cattle prices in Australia reduced
Brahman-type feeder and slaughter cattle copping big price penalties
THERE’S been a big shift in pricing distinction in feeder and slaughter markets between Brahman-type cattle carrying some hump and