Bull care after the breeding season
On occasion, athletes experience injuries or stresses on their body that require them to rest and recover. This is a
Cattle on feed dips below year-ago
The latest Cattle on Feed report was the first month in 2022 that feedlot inventories were below year-ago levels.The report was largely
Farm Progress America, October 26, 2022
Max Armstrong reports that robotic milkers could expand more quickly in the dairy industry. Max shares work by two researchers
Parliamentary inquiry into food security launched
THE Australian Parliament’s Agriculture Committee has today commenced an inquiry into food security in Australia and is calling for submissions
Livestock sectors back budget’s biosecurity commitments
SAFEMEAT Advisory Group chairman Andrew Henderson. AUSTRALIA’S livestock sector has come out in support of the Federal Government’s biosecurity investments
How Frasers Transport has reduced emissions by 23pc
ONE of Australia’s largest livestock transport companies has recently completed an extensive fleet replacement program in an attempt to reduce
Ireland confident genetics and breeding can help meet 25pc methane
ICBF technical director Dr Andrew Cromie and Australia’s Dr Rod Polkinghorne at the ICBF’s bull progeny testing centre at Tully
Microwave beef and lamb fat measurement tool being road-tested
Murdoch University research engineer Venkata Pamarla, left, demonstrates the microwave system for environmental engineer Manikiran Kaur Virk. A HAND-HELD microwave-based
McDonald’s visits Australian cattle businesses with a focus on sustainability
ONE of the world’s highest profile buyers of Australian beef last week went on-farm in Central Queensland to better understand
Budget’s $134m biosecurity funding ‘first step’
THE ALBANESE Government has failed to deliver a clear sustainable biosecurity funding stream in last night’s Federal Budget, prompting an