According to the chief executive, inappropriate grazing, drought, poor water infiltration, soil compaction, pasture dieback, unsuitable pasture species, erosion, weeds and pests contributed to bare ground potential and further compounded the major challenges land managers had with successful management of their country. Click to check the original article.
Farmers for Climate Action applaud the $310m Small Business Energy Incentive Click to check the original article.
Urea prices on the incline, while phosphorus and potassium prices continue to decrease after their peak in April 2022. Click to check the original article.
People with living memories of station life, traditional life, natural disasters, hunting or collecting, plants and animals connected to the Gilbert, Staaten, Norman and Mitchell River catchments are invited to share their stories in a recorded interview with Gulf Savannah NRM staff between now and early 2024. Click to check the original article.
About 2000 goats were yarded at Dubbo on Tuesday where boer nannies sold to a top of $160. Click to check the original article.
The investigation, which involved staff who were part of the management and care of the sick animals, looked into the water quality, which was confirmed as being within recommended limits for cattle consumption, and the paddock was also checked for any other non-natural sources of poison, of which none were found. Click to check the […]
Australia’s free trade agreement with the United Kingdom will start from the end of the month, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says. Click to check the original article.
Marsha Keily has started her new role as the ABBA general manager this week. Click to check the original article.
Although the crop coming is, for the most part, yet to be planted, this is where the grower and trader seem to be having the most engagement of late. Although cognisant of the BOM’s long-term rainfall forecast, it appears the current moisture profile combined with the high pricing environment is winning out and a tiny […]
Low Carbon Technologies (LCT), the industry-leading agricultural sustainability company and a division of Select Sires Inc., has hired Ron Schuller to focus on business leadership and marketing strategy. He will join an experienced team and help to manage the responsibilities and timelines associated with the Low Carbon Technologies USDA PVP, LCT Enrolled and the Low […]
Scientists have collaborated to produce the first gene-edited calf with resistance to bovine viral diarrhea virus, a virus that costs the U.S. cattle sector billions of dollars annually. The recent study published in PNAS Nexus results from a collaboration between the USDA’s Agricultural Research Service, the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, the University of Kentucky and industry partners, […]
May is upon us, and with it comes the weather uncertainty that is typical of the month, but also the assurance that summer is coming. The Memorial Day holiday at the end of the month will kick of the summer grilling season. Lots of attention is being focused on beef demand as the tightening of beef supplies […]