Fall armyworm has been attacking crops from Qld to Vic, including this corn crop in southern NSW. Photo: Barry Haskins PRICES have plumbed new lows for the season as thin export demand allows values to sink in line with hefty falls overnight in futures values. Domestic consumers are mostly out of the market on ample […]
THROUGH a series of landmark collaborations and seamless integrations with prominent agtech systems, Ceres Tag is helping grazing businesses to unlock unprecedented levels of efficiency, sustainability and productivity. Ceres Tag, renowned for its state-of-the-art animal monitoring platform leveraging direct-to-satellite technology, has formed collaborative alignments with several leading agtech innovations including AgriProve, Cibo Labs, Mapipedia, and […]
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Commonwealth, state, and territory agriculture ministers have met and confirmed their commitment to jointly lead the renewal of the Australian Animal Welfare Strategy (AAWS), and to develop a National Statement on Animal Welfare. The announcement also coincided with the formal launch and commencement of public consultation on the renewal of the AAWS. The national statement […]
123rd Edition: March 2024 Key points: Indonesian importers stock-up after recent pause in supply due to import issues. Comments by Indonesia’s new President-elect Prabowo Subianto raise questions about how his incoming government views Australia’s role in cattle supply. General increases in meat and food staple pricing across the region continue to put pressure on consumer […]
Yarding 6000 Change +600 In the sweltering autumn weather, a larger yarding of 6000 head was offered. Cattle prices decelerated as processors and feedlots operated at notably lower levels. All regular buyers were in attendance ad active. Quality ranged from fair to good, with notable lines of well-bred steers and heifers. Fewer cattle under 500kg […]
The family are restocking after a challenging few years. Click to check the original article.
Fourteen participants were put through their paces at a barrel racing clinic in Dallarnil. Click to check the original article.
At the National Droughtmaster Female Sale, the 15-month-old calf Waringle Anna from the 17-year-old cow sold for $4500 to the Howard family, Benjamin stud, North Aramara. Dr Dingle sold five females under the hammer with the sixth heifer selling later at his property. Click to check the original article.
Interest in the company’s digital and scientific expertise is such that it is rebranding itself as not just a drone company. Click to check the original article.
Weaner steers were $50 to $60 a head cheaper, while prices for weaner heifers were $40 to $50 softer. Click to check the original article.
There have been 4,798 proactive activities in Mount Isa and 160,406 proactive activities completed by Police and Police Liaison Officers across the state, including hotspot patrols, shopping centre and business walkthroughs, bail compliance checks, community engagements and service station drop-ins. Click to check the original article.