Weekly property review: Creeping hesitancy among investors a sign of
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Groups raise questions about grassfed cattle restructure process
A group of cattle producers has sent an open letter to the chair of the Grassfed Cattle Industry Restructure Steering
Weekly rainfall update + rain outlook 29 June 2022
A SERIES of cold fronts and low pressure troughs brought rainfall to southern Australia during the week Strong westerly flow
Cattle industry could easily comply with methane pledge, professor
A PLEDGE to reduce methane emissions by 30 percent within the next decade has been leading plenty of discussion in
Historic Avon Downs on the Barkly celebrates 100 years under
STAFF and visitors on one of the Barkly Tableland’s iconic cattle stations paused for a few hours this afternoon to
Biosecurity top of mind as Murray Watt plans Indonesia visit
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High court denies hearing for beef checkoff
The Supreme Court of the United States denied R-CALF USA’s lawsuit against 13 state beef councils and the beef checkoff.
Strong demand for U.S. beef in Taiwan
While U.S. beef exports to Taiwan set a new value record last year ($668 million), volume declined slightly from the
Good enough to drink? | Beef Magazine
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Farm Progress America, June 28, 2022
Max Armstrong reports on the upcoming acreage report which will show USDA’s look at what was planted. Max shares that