USDA awarding $1.9m for Agricultural Genome to Phenome Initiative
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture recently announced it is awarding $1.9 million to support
Merck opens animal health intelligence manufacturing facility
Merck Animal Health announced today the opening of a manufacturing facility for Merck Animal Health’s animal intelligence products in Baton
Farm Progress America, October 4, 2022
Max Armstrong reports on the work of the United Soybean Board. Funding for the organization comes from the soybean checkoff
Weekly kill: Weather again the key focus for upcoming cattle
WEATHER is again shaping as the key influence in processor access to slaughter cattle over the next ten days, with
Cattle Council members back transition to Cattle Australia
THE results of this morning’s Special General Meeting held by Cattle Council of Australia to determine the peak grassfed cattle
Feedgrain Focus: Big yields, lower proteins feature
Harvesting wheat this week north of Clermont in CQ. Photo: Brad Hallion THE collapsing protein outlook for Australia’s wheat has
Applications open for climate-smart farming scholarship
FARMERS For Climate Action has announced the opening of a new scholarship, which will offer 20 primary producers a series
Electric utes won’t deliver hay this year, NSW Farmers
Chinese car manufacturer has launched an electric ute for Australia. Photo: RACQ WHILE Australia’s first electric ute is set to
JBS to exit US plant-based protein venture
Planterra’s plant protein brand Ovo. PROCESSING giant JBS has decided to exit its plant-based protein venture in the United States,
Asparagopsis supply to cost between $132m and $1.6b, study finds
A NEW study has looked into the capital requirements of commercially producing the methane- reducing feed additive, red seaweed asparagopsis.