Robust January for U.S. pork exports, slow start for beef
U.S. pork exports, which posted a strong finish in 2022, maintained momentum in January, according to data released by USDA
Northern stations evacuated as the area is hit with major
Gallipoli Station in the Northern Territory has been evacuated, like many others in the area. Photo: Murray Brennan NORTHERN Australia
Qld man who pleaded guilty to re-identifying cattle escapes conviction
A QUEENSLAND man who was charged with a string of stock stealing offences in 2020 has escaped conviction and had
Recruitment: Has ag seen the worst of the labour shortage?
Latest listings on our recruitment page, Jobs Central: Commercial Feedlot Manager – Gunyerwarildi Station Opportunity – Multiple Positions AA Co
Dubbo sale 9 Mar 2023: Mixed quality in 4030 head
Yarding 4030 Change +180 It was a mixed yarding with some good runs of well finished heavy weight steers, heifers,
Traditional cattle ‘traders’ returning to the market, as prices soften
THERE’S been evidence of cattle traders or ‘dealers’ returning to the market over the past month or two, as the
SE Asia Report: Livex markets’ uncertain road to ‘new normal’
110th Edition: March 2023 Key Points: Indonesian market slow in lead up to Ramadan and Lebaran with 100,000 ton frozen
Welfare and efficiency benefits Qube’d with new Darwin loading ramp
A NEW loading ramp for export cattle at the Darwin port is delivering a big efficiency dividend, while also upholding
S3 Ep6: Australian Beef Sustainability Chair, Mark Davie
This week’s podcast features an interview with Australian Beef Sustainability Framework chair and Central Queensland beef producer, Mark Davie. “Through
Black Vulture Relief Act introduced in Congress
It’s not hard to find a cattle producer who has had a problem with black vultures and the threats and