Staff safety suggestions recognised at ACC
A new safety gate traffic-light system, a customised grain scoop, lighter-weight gumboots and concave mirrors for better visibility were some
Farm Progress America, October 31, 2022
Max Armstrong recalls his first trip to Brazil nearly 40 years ago when the discussion focused on the amazing potential
Tug-of-war with beef supply and demand
There remains a high probability for elevated cattle prices in 2023 due to tighter beef supplies, even as the outlook
Ideology taking over science in some global markets, TropAg conference
Federal Government special ag advisor Su McCluskey at the TropAg conference in Brisbane. AS GOVERNMENTS across the world set ambitious
Chilled beef airfreight shipments launched into San Francisco
Fifteen tonnes of high quality chilled Australian beef was loaded as part of the first airfreight consignment leaving Brisbane Airport
Carbon confusion shines through at Clermont conference
AS PRESSURE ramps up on the cattle industry to reduce emissions, a group of Central Queensland producers have taken a
Hancock Ag outlays about $150m on Wee Waa aggregation
GINA Rinehart’s Hancock Agriculture has purchased three irrigated cropping properties in the Wee Waa region of New South Wales, in
Indonesian live cattle trade at the crossroads
The live cattle trade between northern Australia and Indonesia has been an amazingly successful international trade phenomenon for most of
Seasonal climate outlook Nov 2022-Jan 2023
Rainfall is likely to be above median for most of eastern Australia, with the highest probabilities occurring in November. Below
Four new research projects could reduce methane emissions by 20-30pc
RESEARCHERS are working on projects that could reduce methane emissions in Australia’s $14.6 billion beef cattle industry by as