Dropping Like Flies-Prussic Acid in Cattle
As the year progresses many producers look to move cattle to alternative pasture.Unfortunately, certain weather conditions, including drought or frosts,
Farm Progress America, June 27, 2022
Max Armstrong looks at the challenge of rising input prices that farmers face. Max looks at the rising cost of
How the agtech sector is navigating connectivity issues
AS THE livestock industry becomes more reliant on technology to automate tasks and improve production systems, connectivity is still proving
Vale Les Brownlie – Beef Central
Pioneering Australian meat scientist L.E. (Les) Brownlie passed away on 20 June, aged 85. Mr Brownlie’s contribution to the modern
‘Hand-to-mouth’ biosecurity funding must end: NFF
A long-term, sustainable biosecurity funding pipeline to help protect agriculture, communities, the economy and the environment must be a top
Grassland Society returns to in-person conference in 2022
In his previous work as an agronomist, Gippsland beef producer Tim Wilson saw how farmers went wrong when cutting corners
Cattle Australia: Where is it up to?
For more than a decade grassfed cattle producers in Australia have been calling for a more democratic system of national
Feedgrain Focus: Southern cereals ease, north holds
Harvesting sorghum near Capella in Central Queensland this week. Photo: Michael Vaughan, ADM SOFTNESS in offshore markets and ready availability
Meet the next wave of rural property practitioners in a
Nick Houston feels privileged to have seen a lot of Australia in his seven years working as a registered rural
Buyer hesitation evident in 19,076 head online offering
From Chinchilla, Queensland, an offering of 214 Santa PTIC cows, drafted into mobs 2-7 years or 8-10 years, averaging from