The multi-breed sale offered Charolais, Angus, Simmentals, Simbrah, Brahmans, Limousins, Speckle Park, Braford, Fleckvieh, Murray Greysl, and their crosses, with bulls brought from across the central-west Queensland and as far afield as northern NSW. Click to check the original article.
Representing groups including the Sporting Shooters Associations of Western Australia (SSAAWA), WA Firearms Traders Association, Shooting Industry Foundation of Australia (SIFA) WA, West Australian Rifle Association, West Australian Pistol Association and the WA Clay Target Association, WAFCA’s Facebook page state’s that the organisation represents 85,000 of WA’s law abiding firearm owners. Click to check the […]
Challenges addressed by Border Leicester group Click to check the original article.
2023 RNA Paddock to Palate Competition weight gain phase completed. Click to check the original article.
Click on image fort a larger view CATTLE production businesses operating with a lower cost of production are still finding a profit margin at current market levels, despite the dramatic price falls of recent months, according to farm business management advisor Ian McLean, Bush Agribusiness. Based in Toowoomba, Bush Agribusiness works with hundreds of […]
THE Australian Agricultural Co will host a long lunch and charity auction as part of its ongoing fundraising effort for the Dolly’s Dream foundation in Brisbane next Thursday, 29 June. Dolly’s Dream was created by NT couple Kate and Tick Everett following the shattering loss of their 14-year-old daughter, Dolly, to suicide. The charity seeks […]
Weekly Grill podcast host Kerry Lonergan turns up the heat this week on international red meat advocate, Laura Ryan, the UK-based global head of the Meat Business Women group and co-founder of the Global Meat Alliance. Laura Ryan The anti-meat movement is one of the key challenges facing the global meat industry, Laura says, and […]
The Australian Organic Market Report 2023, commissioned by peak industry body Australian Organic and conducted by independent consulting firm ACIL Allen, shows ‘greenwashing’ continues to undermine consumer trust in the $2.6 billion industry, underscoring the need for regulation to protect consumers and certified organic producers. Click to check the original article.
Far North Queensland’s cattle, cotton and cropping sectors to benefit from multi-million investment Click to check the original article.
Heifers also saw an improvement while meatworks cattle struggled to meet the rates of the last sale. Click to check the original article.
Traffic is banked up for several kilometres back towards Moonbi. Click to check the original article.
While France is going gangbusters, another important global producer, the United States, isn’t so lucky with drought conditions affecting crop conditions. Click to check the original article.