Twenty trade associations representing various agricultural, food and environmental interest groups are urging Congress to pass a new farm bill this year. The groups recently launched a campaign called “Farm Bill for America’s Families: Sustaining Our Future.” The campaign’s website includes information about the legislation and a call for the public to get involved. “The […]
The Foundation for Food & Agriculture Research and the American Association of Veterinary Medical Colleges has announced the 13 recipients of the 2023 Veterinary Student Research Fellowship. This unique fellowship creates opportunities for veterinary students around the world to conduct research advancing global food security, sustainable animal production and environmental sustainability. Veterinarians trained in animal science […]
The U.S. Meat Export Federation has just completed its Latin American Product Showcase in Cartagena, Colombia, where U.S. red meat exporters connected with 220 importers from throughout Central and South America and the Caribbean. This was the 11th edition of the event, which was first held in Panama in 2011. The showcase was made possible […]
The enchanting Chyverton Estate spans across 233 acres in the heart of Cornwall, at the centre of which is a magnificent stone manor house and a haven of diverse gardens, deeply embedded in rich Cornish history. If there was ever a place to celebrate Georgian design, the Chyverton Estate is surely it. Travelling through the […]
Remolea Poll Herefords sale reaches a top of $21,000 and an average of $7256 at its annual bull sale. Click to check the original article.
If the job is worth doing, it is worth doing well, is the philosophy of this 91-year-old farmer. Click to check the original article.
‘For most regional students, further study requires them to relocate.’ Click to check the original article.
The owners of Australia’s most northern roadhouse have decided to sell. Click to check the original article.
Firebelly Em won Australia’s longest camel race by a nose at Boulia witnessed by 3300 travellers flooding the tiny town. Click to check the original article.
Farmers reminded an El Nino ‘alert’ not a drought declaration. Click to check the original article.
A total of 2726 head were up for judging and sale in Clermont last Friday. Click to check the original article.
This wheat crop in the Narrabri district of northern NSW is in good stead, despite the dry season. Photo: Matt Norrie WHEAT and barley prices have firmed by up to $15 per tonne in the past week in the northern market based on a lack of grower selling, and dropped $5-$10/t in the south as […]