Sheep export ban would set ‘dangerous precedent’ farm groups warn
A letter signed by 25 Australian farming organisations has warned Agriculture Minister Murray Watt that the Federal Government’s policy to
Dalby sale 1 Mar 2023: Prices ease in larger yarding
Yarding 6414 Change +1381 Cattle were drawn from a large area with 519 from far Western Queensland, 634 from New
CPC staff gather to celebrate year of achievement + PHOTOS
CPC chairman Enzo Gregori addresses last night’s Management Conference dinner in Brisbane Leadership, trust, community, value-creation and health and safety
Calf prices strengthen, cattle herd shrinking
Texas’ cattle herd numbers continue to shrink, but calf prices remain strong, according to a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service expert. Future
Boehringer Ingelheim appoints King to lead U.S. cattle business
Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health USA Inc. announced today the appointment of Dr. Scott King as the new executive director of
NCBA calls again for immediate halt to Brazilian beef imports
Last week, Brazil reported another atypical case of bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) to the World Animal Organization for Animal Health
Cattle on feed inventories decline again
According to the latest USDA Cattle on Feed report published last week, feedlot inventories were below year-ago levels for the
NCBA announces staff promotion, new hirings
NCBA is pleased to announce the hiring of Rebecca Barnett as director of animal health and food safety policy in
Flax and balancing fatty acids in the diet for cattle
Fatty acids, like amino acids, minerals and vitamins, are nutrients required by beef animals for a lot of physiological functions
Before rebuilding your herd, rebuild your pastures during 2023
Providing ample, high-quality grazing delivers many far-reaching benefits — from reduced feed costs to a healthier, more productive herd. But