This Week in Agribusiness, June 11, 2022
Mike Pearson joins us from the World Pork Expo in Des Moines, Iowa and is joined by Courtney Knupp, National
Online offerings fall 13pc, with most categories easing in price
From Muttaburra, western Queensland, these 133 Droughtmaster and Droughtmaster cross feeder steers 17-20 months averaging 409kg returned 518.3c/kg or $2120
Paddock-ready technologies to shine in NSW ‘Big Tech, Big Ideas’
LIVESTOCK producers in NSW have a fantastic opportunity to hear from agtech founders and see demonstrations on the latest
Feedgrain Focus: Prices moves mixed and moderate
Crop conditions vary hugely in Queensland and northern NSW, with many early planted crops like this ValiantCLPlus wheat near Condamine
Analyzing trades, but first a rant
I am going to use, maybe abuse, my station on this platform and start with a rant this week. Anyone
Farm Progress America, June 10, 2022
Max Armstrong recalls the anniversary of Doug Bichler’s farm accident. The Linton, N.D., farmer’s accident in June 2017. Max recalls
AA Co’s fundraisers muster up $126,000+ for Dolly’s Dream
AA Co head of pastoral, Michael Johnson, left, and chief executive Hugh Killen, right, with successful Dolly’s Dream charity bidders
Mid-year projections: National herd rebuild to advance and mature following
Key points: Slaughter numbers have been revised down to reach 6.15m head in 2022, driven by processor capacity and supply
Already high beef price putting pressure on carbon neutral premiums,
Angus Gidley-Baird FIRST-mover companies across the world are taking steps to meet their emissions reduction goals and beginning to release
BeefUp forum heads to Georgetown next week
A Beefup Forum has been announced for the Georgetown Region over two days on June 14 – 15 at the