Farm Progress America, March 11, 2024
Mike Pearson takes a look at what the WASDE report released by the USDA had to say about corn and
Feedgrain Focus: Prices plumb new lows
Fall armyworm has been attacking crops from Qld to Vic, including this corn crop in southern NSW. Photo: Barry Haskins
How Ceres Tag is building a connected ecosystem to empower
THROUGH a series of landmark collaborations and seamless integrations with prominent agtech systems, Ceres Tag is helping grazing businesses to
Australian ag ministers commit to joint statement on animal welfare
Commonwealth, state, and territory agriculture ministers have met and confirmed their commitment to jointly lead the renewal of the Australian
SE Asia Report: Live cattle exports play catch up after
123rd Edition: March 2024 Key points: Indonesian importers stock-up after recent pause in supply due to import issues. Comments by
Wagga sale 11 March 2024: Cattle prices decelerate
Yarding 6000 Change +600 In the sweltering autumn weather, a larger yarding of 6000 head was offered. Cattle prices decelerated
Meat processors move to mandatory video surveillance under in Animal
VIDEO Surveillance Systems will become a mandatory requirement from 2026 under the processing industry’s Australian Animal Welfare Certification System, the
This Week in Agribusiness, March 9, 2024
Part 1 Mike Pearson kicks off the show with a look back at Commodity Classic. He spoke with the new
Beef industry dominates results in 2024 Australian Organic Industry Awards
THE beef industry was strongly represented among the major category winners in the 2024 Australian Organic Industry Awards announced in
Heavier steers and heifers ease in value in 17,200 head
Part of a line of 93 Hereford x Angus steers 6-7 months averaging 201kg from Quirindi NSW that returned 398c/kg