Managing calving in muddy conditions
By Lindsay Waechter-Mead, DVM, University of Nebraska Extension Mud conditions in calving areas can lead to health concerns in both
Feedgrain Focus: Prices ease despite FAW threat
Sorghum harvest is under way on some Downs farms, where earlier-sown crops appear to have escaped fall armyworm damage. Photo:
Australian hay the highest quality in years, says Feed Central
AUSTRALIAN farmers have made their best quality hay for a decade with feed and visual tests easily outstripping the previous
Northern cattle trade to Indonesia sets sail for 2024
A consignment of cattle delayed in a pre-export quarantine feedlot since mid-January sailed from Darwin for Jakarta on Saturday following
Wagga sale 19 Feb 2024: Market stalls with reduced bids
Yarding 5700 Change -1650 In a smaller yarding of 5700 at Wagga, the market stalled as buyers offered considerably reduced
Rising cattle prices boost rural commodity index
Rising cattle prices, now around 60 percent higher than their October lows, have underpinned a strong rise in NAB’s Rural
Improving soil carbon potential through healthy soils
HEALTHY soil is the cornerstone of a thriving and resilient farm, and livestock producers who are looking to understand the
This Week in Agribusiness, February 17, 2024
Mike Pearson and Max Armstrong are joined by Marshall Coyle, Kentucky State Fair Board, at The National Farm Machinery show
Prices soften in 20,585 head online offering
These 58 Angus steers 12-13 months averaging 308kg from Baradine, NSW returned 400c/kg or $1230/head on Friday Commercial stock offerings
Red Angus Association of America promotes Oliver
The Red Angus Association of America recently announced the promotion of Rachael Oliver to assistant director of commercial marketing. In