“I urge all travellers with holidays planned for the Kimberley to keep their bookings or postpone until the time is right, rather than cancel, and I implore everyone to add a trip to the Kimberley to their travel plans for 2023 to explore the incredible experiences this part of our beautiful State has to offer,” […]
Values increased from the previous week at the Boyanup WALSA weaner sale. Click to check the original article.
“My arms felt like they were going to fall off I was fighting for it that long but when it floated on the bottom step I knew the battle was finally over,” Tyler Mason said. Click to check the original article.
“I always say that I’ve never found a town with more friendly people than you find in Mount Isa.” Click to check the original article.
Conservationists are in search of properties around the central west where they can install high-tech nesting boxes to help boost a population of cockatoos devastated by the black summer bushfires. Click to check the original article.
This producer isn’t complaining about being being waterlogged since Christmas. Click to check the original article.
Exports will be a key driver for cattle and beef markets in 2023. How export demand holds up will be influenced by what happens in currency markets. Beef export data continue to show overall growth, but with a high level of economic uncertainty worldwide, headwinds remain strong. Data for U.S. beef exports are reported in […]
The U.S. economy will progressively slow through the first half of 2023. Fears of a recession are still high and still warranted. Behind the economic showdown are interest rate increases intended to combat swiftly rising. But with the unemployment rate at a 53-year low and inflation trending lower, forecasts are turning a little less gloomy. […]
Did you miss some news this week? We’ve got you covered. Here’s a collection of the top headlines in agriculture. Farm Futures releases 2023 acreage projections The battle for acres is already underway! This year a surge in projected wheat acres and pricey inputs will likely keep a lid on corn and soybean acreage. Farm […]
“A new chapter” is a phrase I heard several times the past week. Some people I talked to had just got out of the cattle business and were trying to figure out what that next chapter would look like. Other people I talked to were beginning a new chapter in their life and part of […]
One common way that cattle producers enter into the direct beef sales world is by selling a live calf to the consumer and then delivering the calf to a custom processing facility where it will be processed. As we discuss in detail in our “Where’s the Beef? Legal & Economic Considerations for Direct Beef Sales,” […]
British textile businesses are collaborating with far-flung artisanal communities, finds Amelia Thorpe. As did so many business owners, Andrew Cussins, founder of Sofas & Stuff, had a challenge on his hands. ‘Cast your mind back to the beginning of the first lockdown,’ he says. ‘As a furniture retailer with lots of bricks-and-mortar shops that were […]