What would a national livestock standstill entail?
IT is an eventuality that will hopefully not materialise, but were foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) to make its way from nearby
Autumn drenching makes for mixed bag of fodder crops
While the logistics of planting have been difficult, plenty of oats crops are still in the ground in Northern NSW.
Can Texas property be landlocked?
A recent Waco Court of Appeals decision in Fort Worth & Western Railroad Co. v. Albert offers an important reminder that property
Feeding steam-flaked corn to cattle reduces enteric methane emissions
According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, agriculture accounts for about 10% of America’s greenhouse gas emissions, and enteric (intestinal)
Got flies? | Beef Magazine
One of the realities of beef production in Oklahoma is dealing with significant fly populations. The Oklahoma beef cattle industry loses
Michigan invests more than $2.3 million in livestock research
The Michigan Alliance for Animal Agriculture is investing more than $2.3 million in 26 new research and outreach projects in 2022.
Shipping reform bill could pass in June
U.S. House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, D-Md., said the House will vote in June on the Senate’s version of the
Summer annuals could hit the spot for your grazing plans
Summer annual forages such as sorghums, sudangrass and millets, typically require at least 60-degree soil temperatures to germinate, require less
Beef Cow Slaughter Continues Unabated
Through the end of May, beef cow slaughter for the year-to-date is 15 percent higher year over year. With nearly half
Record exports conceal ‘cost of farming’ crunch
The latest Government figures show agricultural exports reaching a record $64.9 billion in 2022-23, but National Farmers’ Federation President Fiona