Essential role of livestock recognised in UN global agrifood roadmap
The United Nations has released a “global agrifood road map” at the COP28 conference in Dubai which aims to eradicate
Woolies chief to front Senate Inquiry into retail prices
Woolworths Marrickville Metro. 30th January 2018. Photograph Dallas Kilponen/PPR NATIONAL retailer Woolworths has confirmed the company’s group chief executive Brad
50pc rebates for smart farming tech available through $30 million
Applications are open for Round 1 of the Albanese Government’s new On Farm Connectivity Program (OFCP) to increase the uptake
Last chance to contribute to producer survey to help build
THERE’S only a few days left for beef producers to contribute to Meat & Livestock Australia’s 2023 Beef Producer Intentions
Online listings hit 13-month high; steer prices trend lower
From Eidsvold, QLD this run of 58 Santa heifers 19-22 months averaging 310kg returned $1110 or 359c/kg and will travel
This Week in Agribusiness, Dec. 9, 2023
Joining Mike to talk about dairy in schools, Claudia Larson, National Milk Producers Federation, talks about the Whole Milk for
November beef exports slip sharply to 93,802t
THERE was a sharp decline in Australia’s monthly beef exports for November, due to a variety of reasons. Total volume
FDA releases annual antimicrobial use report
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s Center for Veterinary Medicine has published the 2022 Summary Report on Antimicrobials Sold or
Protect your share when cattle prices are high
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week I taught a marketing school. As I was driving to the conference center I
Investment boost for cattle rail yards in NW Qld
A $3 million funding injection to improve cattle loading yards for rail services at Cloncurry, Hughenden, and Maxwelton has been