Farm Progress America, September 26, 2022
Max Armstrong reports on the work being done by farmers in the path of hurricanes heading to the U.S. Farmers
Tax implications of forced cattle sales amid drought
Drought and high feed prices forced many producers to sell off portions of their beef herd to survive, a move
Shifting land-use could pressure Australian beef production
COMPETING land use could pressure Australian beef and lamb production capacity in coming years, a recent analysis shows. The battle
NT’s Maryfield and Limbunya make $175m, with carbon a factor
IN a separate land/cattle deal worth a combined $175 million, the extensive Northern Territory grazing properties Maryfield and Limbunya have sold to
Australians feel good about red meat industry and want to
Key points: Perceptions of the Australian red meat industry is strong, with 3 in 5 Australians feeling good about the
School holiday travellers receive FMD reminder
Travellers should remain vigilant of the risks posed by foot and mouth disease (FMD) and other pests and diseases when
Switzerland votes down proposed ban on factory farming
SWISS voters have rejected a proposal to ban intensive livestock farming, with a public referendum held at the weekend. According
ICMJ partners with Mort & Co to train future meat
The ICMJ Mort & Co Intensive Education and Development Week brings together university students selected from the talented pool of
Where one stands on livestock issues is a function of
When it comes to the environmental footprint of livestock production and the consumption of livestock-derived foods—milk, meat and eggs—Jimmy Smith,
10pc lift in online offerings, despite rain impact
From Wandoan, Queensland, a line of 160 PTIC heifers 16-24 months, drafted into different breed groupings and weights, sold from