COVID tech offers path to quicker on-farm livestock breeding values
UQ Professor Ben Hayes with a $1000 portable genome sequencer. BETA testing of a portable on-farm livestock genomic breeding value
Cattle Australia constitution released ahead of special general meeting
State farm organisations and individual members of Cattle Council of Australia are set to decide whether the peak industry council
Strong rebound expected in Aussie beef production and exports next
THE US Department of Agriculture has forecast a strong rebound in Australian beef production and exports next year, as Australia
Speeding up cattle work in Victoria
A new set of cattle yards in Western Victoria is speeding up cattle work for Robert Abbott at Mt William
Heifers cheaper in 14,400 head online offering
This line of 104 Red Brahman steers 6-10 months averaging 222kg from Miriam Vale on the Central Queensland coast returned
This Week in Agribusiness, Sept. 10, 2022
At a recent seminar, Dan Basse, president, Agresource Company, reflects on market moves over the past year, as well as
NT’s Walhallow and Creswell return to the market, as deal
The Northern Territory’s 10,034sq km Walhallow Aggregation has returned to the market after a Sydney-based fund manager failed to
GAO report finds fraud likely in CFAP payments
During the pandemic, USDA through the Coronavirus Food Assistance Program provided producers $31 billion for various commodities. However, in reviewing a
Comparing beef cow Slaughter to 2011
A lot has been written about beef cow culling this year due to widespread drought in the Western half of
Study hopes to answer why consumers will pay $75 for
Why are consumers willing to pay high prices for steaks? A research project from Texas Tech University’s Davis College of Agricultural