A year on from JBS cyber attack, what has agribusiness
A YEAR on from the infamous JBS cyber attack, what has agribusiness learned about digital security? While the company’s South
Kay’s Cuts: Throw another burger on the barbie
A monthly column written for Beef Central by US meat and livestock markets commentator, Steve Kay, publisher of US Cattle
NT cattle and buffalo booked for first Longreach sale in
A REVAMPED Western Queensland saleyards is set to hold its first sale in a long time, with the majority of
Drought raises questions about when, how to cull cattle herds
As current drought conditions in western Oklahoma decline past what they were in 2010 and 2011, cattle producers across the
Merck Animal Health announces Arovyn is available
Merck Animal Health announces that Arovyn (tulathromycin injection) is now available to veterinarians prescribing tulathromycin, which is used to control
Farm Progress America, May 24, 2022
Max Armstrong shares some insight on how farm groups and their work together has changed. He points to the American
Weekly kill: First quarter production back almost 6pc on last
NINETEEN weeks into the 2022 slaughter season, and the beef industry is still searching for its first national weekly processing
Soil carbon aggregators expecting to yield credits this year
Agriprove’s Matthew Warnken, CSIRO’s Cara Stitzlein, agronomist David Bushell and Carbon Link’s Andrew Gatenby address the Carbon Farmers of Australia
April cattle exports figures – Beef Central
Australia exported 37,913 cattle in April, according to latest DAWE data, taking total numbers shipped so far in 2022 to
Mexico suspends import duties on pork, beef and poultry
As part of its effort to combat food price inflation, the Mexican government has suspended import duties on pork, beef