Weekly kill: Grids starting to buckle, under the weight of
AFTER an unbroken sequence of ten weeks where there was little or no change in direct consignment offers from eastern
Farm finances boom but costs forecast to bite, says ABARES
AVERAGE cash income for specialist Australian beef farms is estimated to have increased to $255,000 in 2021–22, around 90pc above
Riverina portfolio could make circa $50m + VIDEO
Spanning 28,079ha and ideally suited to sheep and cattle, Toronga could make $28-$30 million THE prized Riverina pastoral portfolio of
Sudden departure for AA Co’s MD and CEO, Hugh Killen
AUSTRALIAN Agricultural Co managing director Hugh Killen has resigned from the company, in a dramatic development this morning. In a
UFL/IFAS to use artificial intelligence to assess livestock mobility
University of Florida scientists want to assess livestock mobility faster and more accurately, ultimately helping farm animal health and production. To
APHIS seeks project proposals for foreign animal disease response
The USDA’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service is continuing to advance animal disease preparedness and response through its farm bill animal
USDA invests further in enhancing key ports
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced plans June 16 to increase capacity for exporting chilled and frozen agricultural commodities at the
Beef Prices Supported by Other Proteins
The question of beef demand for the remainder of this year is an interesting comparison to exceptionally strong wholesale and
Farm Progress America, June 20, 2022
Max Armstrong shares news of the development of a new potato – the Dakota Russet – which has been under
How do we mitigate heat stress in feedlots?
Summers in the Midwest are hot. That’s just a fact of life that farmers and livestock producers work around every