Australian ICMJ team wraps up US tour as runners-up at
THE Australian Inter-Collegiate Meat Judging team has capped-off its three-week tour of the United States red meat industry by finishing
Republicans announce House Agriculture Committee members
The House Republican Steering Committee announced its recommendations for GOP members to serve on the House Agriculture Committee. They include
Scott identifies key farm bill issues
House Ag Committee Ranking Member David Scott, D-Ga., identified five key issues he plans to prioritize in the upcoming Farm
Preparing for winter calving | Beef Magazine
Calving during the winter months can present some unique challenges. Cold and/or wet weather, higher birth weights, fewer hours of
Record low hay stocks this winter
Two years of drought have severely depleted U.S. hay stocks. The recently released December 1 hay stocks from USDA showed total
Farm Progress America, January 17, 2023
Max Armstrong reports on the marching orders issued to lobbyists from delegates from the American Farm Bureau Federation. Max shares
Equal record for MSA grading compliance in 2022
THE return to better growing conditions and superior weight-for-age was an underlying factor in record-equalling Meat Standards Australia grading compliance
NVLX Wodonga 17 Jan 2023: Market gains traction after correction
Yarding 1500 Change 0 Numbers were similar and quality was improved. The market found some traction after last week’s big price correction.
Roebuck Export Depot donates $30,000 worth of hay to Kimberley
THE big blue and white Bowman Transport Truck was the very last vehicle to cross the Fitzroy River, as the
Ag Minister flys out in push to finalise trade deals
Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Murray Watt is travelling to London and Berlin this week for trade-focused talks with