Littleproud says veto powers on carbon farming have passed
A CONTROVERSIAL bill put forward by The National Party to allow the agriculture minister to veto certain carbon projects on
Scrapping global agricultural subsidies and tariffs reduces emissions improves food
Improving food security, promoting global growth and cutting emissions can be achieved through the removal of agricultural subsidies and tariffs,
Chris Howie: We’re starting to see store steer prices run
Quick comparison against October 2020 Wet with grass – same Lambs hooks $7.20 to $7.60, Sale yard price around $8.00
Weekly kill: Southern cow grids lift, as short supply continues
There have been some rises in direct consignment cow grid offers in southern Australia over the past week, but the
The essential role of meat and dairy in healthy diets
Leading scientists from around the world have shed light on how flawed data and lack of substantive evidence is being
QLD ag accountants Bentleys launches carbon fund
Prominent Queensland-based agribusiness accounting and advisory firm Bentleys has launched its own Carbon Fund, after taking a minority interest and
MLA and Cibolabs to launch free satellite mapping this November
Phil Tickle A NEW project giving producers across the country free access to satellite pasture maps is set to go
Second delivery of FMD vaccines arrive in Indonesia
An additional 3 million doses of foot and mouth disease (FMD) vaccine doses supplied by the Australian Government have arrived
Branding and vaccination of fall born calves
Cool nights, warm days and rain showers sure beat the weather we had this summer. At the same time, those
Cattle market update | Beef Magazine
In the 14 weeks from mid-July to mid-October, the volume of feeder cattle in the combined weekly cattle auction summary