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Buffalo industry raises concerns about “culling for carbon” study
Northern Territory live export buffalo at the Noonamah yards. About 11,000 head are exported live each year. Photo: NT Buffalo
Zoetis releases new implant applicator Exact10
Zoetis has announced a new advanced implant applicator designed specifically for user ease and precision. The Synovex Exact10 applicator features
5 Trending headlines not to miss in beef
Here are five stories trending in the beef business. The most recent drought monitor was released today. It’s no secret
Animal product contraband hit record levels at LA/LB Seaport
Fiscal Year 2022 marked the busiest year ever for U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agriculture specialists at the LA/LB
Early herd rebuilding could happen through the bred cow market
The USDA Cattle Inventory report showed a 4% reduction in beef cows, a 6% decrease in heifers held back for
Biden nominates Torres Small for deputy agriculture secretary
President Biden has tabbed Xochitl Torres Small to be the next deputy secretary of agriculture. She will replace Jewel Bronaugh
Kangaroo fecal microbes could reduce cow methane emissions
Baby kangaroo feces might help provide an unlikely solution to the environmental problem of cow-produced methane. A microbial culture developed
Helping farmers, ranchers plan ahead critical for biosecurity
This week during the 2023 Winter Policy Conference National Association of State Departments of Agriculture members supported creating new incentives to assist
Former chief scientist says better carbon communication is needed
AUSTRALIA’S former chief scientist says the country’s carbon industry needs to improve its communication to maintain trust in the wider