8 Tips to stretch short hay supplies
By Dr. Jeff Lehmkuhler, University of Kentucky Did you go to feed your cattle and realize the hay supply is
Farm Progress America, February 8, 2024
Mike Pearson takes a look at a partnership for Climate Smart Commodity Grants– a series of grants available through the
Beef processor JBS poised to launch second shift at Dinmore
THE nation’s largest beef processor, JBS Australia, will shortly start a second production shift at the company’s huge Dinmore export
ICMJ a guaranteed return on investment for ag’s next gen
IF you asked agriculture fund manager and newly appointed Cattle Australia Chair Garry Edwards about the best investment he has
Ag Minister’s Tweet raises questions about who is representing farmers
Agriculture Minister Murray Watt meeting with Farmers for Climate Action in Canberra. Photo: Twitter/X WHO should have the power to
Multimillion-dollar project to improve planning capabilities for beef producers
Ten industry research and agtech stakeholders are partnering in a new $6.5 million project using Artificial Intelligence to improve on-farm
Dalby sale 7 Feb 2024: Yarding surges to 7228 head
Yarding 7228 Change +6454 Cattle numbers at Dalby increased by a massive 6,454 head to 7,228 following the very short
Steers to 461c/kg at Wodonga cattle sale
Competition for the 2500 cattle at the February Wodonga store cattle sale was solid, despite a patchy yarding and a
Managing wellness to mitigate BRD
We know BRD is the biggest health challenge facing the beef industry. Current animal health practices focus on managing sickness,
Getting your beef cattle one step ahead this spring
Good animal husbandry paired with vaccination and parasite management can help producers keep their animals and operations healthy. Click to