Farm Progress America, August 15, 2022
Max Armstrong looks at global demand for milk and dairy products while supply issues continue. Max shares insight from Ben
Feedgrain Focus: South firms as rain limits trade
Conditions of wheat crops across Australia are mixed this year, with this crop of Vixen wheat at Badgingarra in WA
Meat processors poaching competitors’ staff with financial inducements
CREDIBLE reports have emerged over the past week of Queensland red meat processors offering significant financial inducements for meatworker staff
Time to be open if FMD resourcing not adequate, and
THE mainstream media stampede might have moved on, which has calmed the issue somewhat, but at the same time, the
Australian experts to strengthen international animal health
The Office of the Chief Veterinary Officer (OCVO) has seconded four staff to work overseas – one at the FoodCattleman gets married and wins bareback title – all in
Fred Osman and Kyla Dolen walking through a guard of honour after marrying at the Mount Isa Rodeo. Photo Isa
Solar pumping means water can be sustainable, as well as
Summary: Rob and Melinee Leather Owners, Barfield Station Dawson Valley, Queensland For Rob and Melinee Leather, owners of Barfield
This Week in Agribusiness, August 13, 2022
Don Tourte, Farm Progress, joins Max to give an update on the progress for this year’s Farm Progress Show to
AuctionsPlus offerings collapse to only 5153 head
From Winton, Western Queensland, this line of 312 Charbray and Charolais x steers 14-28 months averaging 419kg returned $2160/head –
Consumers still buying meat in face of inflation
Inflation will continue to be the top challenge to retail meat demand for the foreseeable future. Retail meat and poultry