Wellard announces first-half net profit
Despite challenging conditions for the Australian livestock export trade in the second half of last year, publicly listed livestock shipping
Cairns Group farm leaders target trade-distorting support measures
Chair of the Farm Leaders and National Farmers’ Federation (Australia) President, David Jochinke, has stressed the importance for MC13 to
Red meat dietary research ‘skewed by observational studies’, independent review
An independent review of evidence on the contribution of red meat to adult nutrition and health has highlighted that large
Feedgrain Focus: Slow fert access, low prices stifle selling
Late arrival of imported fertiliser for this year’s winter crop is keeping a lid on grower deliveries of wheat and
USDA reports slightly higher feedlot inventory
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has released the February “Cattle on Feed” report, revealing a feedlot inventory totaling 11.8 million
Determining success for yourself
When I was younger and still riding bulls I got sick and tired of people asking me if I was
ABS Global, 605 Sires + Donors announce strategic partnership
605 Sires + Donors, one of the fastest-growing beef reproductive facilities in the country, and ABS Global, a world-renowned leader
Steers steady to firmer in 18,343 head AuctionsPlus offering
This line of 72 Droughtmaster steers 12-16 months averaging 284kg from Emerald, QLD returned 405c/kg on Friday and will travel
Farm Progress America, February 23, 2024
Mike Pearson tells listeners about the data collected in the latest ag census by the USDA. The ag census information
WA livestock producer receives penalty for animal cruelty
An 86 year old Narrogin Valley livestock producer has been fined $34,000 (suspended for 12 months) and ordered to pay