FMD ‘uncontrolled’ in Indonesia as higher biosecurity fines mooted
Minister for Agriculture Murray Watt. HIGHER fines for breaching Australia’s biosecurity laws are being investigated following the detection of confirmed
When ‘FMD fragments’ fuel full blown fears
AUSTRALIA thankfully does not have foot and mouth disease, but headlines that followed yesterday’s media conference by agricultural minister Murray
50kg of CO2 to 1kg of beef, how common is
PRELIMINERY results from a soil carbon project in Central Queensland have been generating plenty of discussion in the past week,
QLD strengthens efforts over emergency animal disease threats
WITH close to half the national cattle population within its borders, Queensland has strengthened prevention and preparedness efforts in response
Ag groups back Beagle Brigade Act of 2022
More than 50 prominent agricultural, livestock, veterinary and trade organizations are calling for the passage of H.R.8432, the Beagle Brigade Act
NARA: Rendering makes our food footprint smaller
Last week President and CEO of the North American Renderers Association Kent Swisher testified before the U.S. House of Representatives Select Committee on
Tyson to pay $10.5m in cattle contract lawsuit
Tyson Fresh Meats, a subsidiary of Tyson Foods, will pay a cattle feeder $2.57 million in damages as well as
Wildfire threat persists, fueled by drought, triple-digit temperatures
With 99% of Texas experiencing some level of drought, critically to extremely dry vegetation and critical fire weather continue to
Expanding your Herd? Beware of Johne
What is Johne’s Disease? Johne’s (pronounced Yo-knees) Disease is a slow, progressive disease of adult cattle characterized by profuse, watery
Checking pregnancy status early can help with culling decisions
Many hopeful parents eagerly watch for the result on a home pregnancy test because they know that answer will likely