Mechanic and spare parts shortage creating major disruptions in ag
A GLOBAL shortage of spare parts is starting to have a serious impact on the agricultural industry, with lengthy delays
Feedgrain Focus: Markets sag as shorts disappear
A welcome week of mostly dry weather across eastern Australia has allowed grain to move with very few rain interruptions.
Clearance rates subdued in 19,261 head online offering
These 49 Angus steers 10-11 months averaging 308kg from Book Book, NSW, returned 717c/kg or $2210 – headed to a
This Week in Agribusiness, June 18, 2022
Mike is at the desk this week, and kicks off the broadcast talking about farm policy, including some cattle pricing
Beef Empire Days showcases industry’s best
There are no halters and no fitting chutes. Just pens of fat cattle straight from the feedyard, and a judge
Qld launches one-stop FMD, LSD information portal
A new, online one-stop information portal for Lumpy skin disease (LSD) and foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) preparedness is now available to
Is it all doom and gloom
My daughter finally got to play in a basketball tournament last weekend. Her final game was on Sunday morning and
Tips for keeping cattle feeding areas clean
Recent rains and rising temperatures have led to a need for cattle producers to clean feeding areas, says Kansas State
Red meat exports drive value back to corn, soybean growers
Record-level red meat exports of $18.7 billion in 2021 had a major impact on the corn and soybean industries, according
Is Twiggy Forrest positioning for a takeover bid for AA
IS Western Australian mining magnate Twiggy Forrest positioning himself for a takeover bid for the world’s largest beef producer, the