Processor Cedar Meats denies administration rumours, as it seeks to
VICTORIAN small stock processor Cedar Meats has moved to dispel concerns its business would be disrupted by delays in finalising
Holograms enlisted in fight against foreign disease incursions
Eye-catching holograms are being used by the Department of Agriculture to draw airport travellers’ attention to key biosecurity messages. Travellers
44 Farms International Beef Cattle Academy now accepting applications
Applications are now open for the 44 Farms International Beef Cattle Academy 2022-2023 online certification program. Applications for this comprehensive certificate
Growing demand for marbled, grain-fed U.S. beef in ASEAN region
Steady export growth for U.S. beef, expansion of Korean and Japanese barbecue chains, increasing demand for home meal replacement at
UNH: Practicing silvopasture could reduce climate consequences
Land use change, like cutting down a forest to make way for agriculture, can be a major contributor to climate
Farm Progress America, June 21, 2022
Max Armstrong ponders what might happen to the food supply because of the minds in the harbors of Ukraine that
Ag groups critical of proposed SEC climate rule
Agricultural groups offered widespread criticism to the Securities and Exchange Commission proposed rule on climate-related disclosures. The comment period closed
Weekly genetics review: Changing the metrics to aid improvement on-farm
GENETIC selection offers producers long-term and cumulative changes within their herd – however the challenge is to have a clear
Bull Breeding Soundness Evaluations: a producer’s best investment insurance +
BULL Breeding Soundness Evaluations may represent just ‘one snapshot in time’, but they are the best insurance beef producer can
Missouri FFA Star Farmer finds success in beef cattle business
With every step through the green pastures, Lexi Koelling talks cattle. “She was my show heifer,” she says, motioning toward