Ag groups say farm bill extension isn’t enough
The ag world breathed a collective sigh of relief last Thursday when President Biden signed a continuing resolution that also
50-year milestone reached by live exporter, Austrex + PICTURES
Francisco Romano, Lennart Ephraim, Pollo Scasso, Paul Mason and Nicolas Secco at Friday night’s Austrex 50th anniversary gathering in Brisbane
US study tour a chance to look where Australia’s cattle
WHILE Beef Central’s 2024 US study tour is heading to some of the most significant parts of the beef supply
Italy bans ‘frankenstein’ meat, Beyond Meat woes worsen
Italy has banned meat grown in labs using animal tissue cells, and has also placed a ban on the use
“It was going to bloody roar wasn’t it”: ‘Fear of
Flying through smoke in his own helicopter above fire lines, Central Queensland cattle producer James Speed has been alerting local
CQ megafire: When big smoke takes over rural fires, local
THE scalded black scars from a massive blaze that burned across 430,000 hectares of Central Queensland will diminish in time,
Wagga sale 20 Nov 2023: Feedlot and store orders increase
Cattle numbers at Wagga saw a significant decline, dropping to 3550, although the quality of offerings remained consistently fair to
Five new directors for processor R&D body AMPC
THE Australian Meat Processor Corporation, the research & development service delivery provider for the red meat processing sector, has a
This Week in Agribusiness, November 18, 2023
Max Armstrong talks about turkey prices and shares the top turkey producing states in the U.S. This week on
‘Cattle on Feed’ more friendly than expected
After the surprising “Cattle on Feed” report last month, USDA’s November report was more friendly than expected. The report showed