Top 25 Lotfeeders: Sorghum departs as feedlot rations evolve
Intercollegiate Meat Judging Association students examine the ration at Mort & Co’s Grassdale feedlot last year. Photo: Eric Barker THE
Lean-in, pay more, says ex biosecurity boss
AUSTRALIA’S livestock industries should be asked to initiate and pay for more of the nation’s biosecurity effort, according to the
Weekly rainfall update + rainfall outlook 29 Mar 2023
Showers and rain continued across the tropical north. Intense rain and thunderstorms affected eastern NSW and northern Victoria during the
Roma sale 28 Mar 2023: Quality improves in smaller yarding
Yarding 5600 Change -1200 Cattle were mostly sourced from south west Queensland but included over 1000 head from northern NSW.
Rural Press Club breakfast to explore role of aid-funded ag
John Anderson AC FORMER Deputy Prime Minister John Anderson AC will chair a panel session at a breakfast in Brisbane
New Markets for State-Inspected Meat and Poultry Act reintroduced
Several U.S. senators have joined together to reintroduce the bipartisan, bicameral New Markets for State-Inspected Meat and Poultry Act to allow meat and
Weekly genetics review: How often should you change your bull
CHOOSING a bull breeder is a significant undertaking for any commercial cattle producer. The choice of a sire will be
ABRI launches extension service for BreedPlan and genetic technologies
The Agricultural Business Research Institute has launched an extension services arm, providing technical support and extension initiatives supporting the use
Behind-the-meter bioenergy systems being installed at JBS plants
One of the bioenergy skids being installed at JBS processing facilities A bioenergy system being installed at JBS Australia’s Beef
Weekly kill: Cattle supply starts to back-up, as short weeks
A SERIES of short processor working weeks during April is adding to cattle supply congestion as the first quarter draws