US professor Frank Mitloehner, an animal scientist who works on the effects of animal agriculture on air quality, has emerged as a prominent scientific voice in public discussions around the issue of livestock and greenhouse gas emissions in recent years. Professor Mitloehner works with the livestock sector to reduce the emissions it produces, while also […]
Professor Richard Eckard MEAT & Livestock Australia is set to host its Casino MeatUp forum in less than two weeks, with parasites, pasture dieback and carbon on the agenda. The event was postponed from its original schedule in September, with the December 6 set as the new date. Despite the delays, the program has remained […]
DIRECTOR, TANDARRA PARTNERS For the past 45 years, I have held rural property management, executive and senior management positions across all mainland states in areas of; beef cattle & sheep breeding, growing and lot feeding, meat retailing, small seed growing, irrigated fodder, and the further processing and exporting of primary products such as meat, grain […]
Allied Beef recorded the top throughput of cattle on AuctionsPlus for 2021-22 financial year. Photo: AuctionsPlus Facebook TWO Queensland livestock agencies have won awards for the highest throughput of cattle on online selling platform, AuctionsPlus for the financial year ended June 30. The marketing platform this week released its results from the 2021-22 financial year, […]
“Great improvement has been made in practice change programs in recent years, but the report provides a timely reminder that extension providers need to provide ways for producers, each with their individual needs, circumstances and cultural backgrounds, to come together on shared learning pathways.” Click to check the original article.
Patient airlifted in significant leg and arm injuries near Ballandean. Click to check the original article.
Traffic is backed up while more than half-a-dozen fire trucks respond to the emergency. Click to check the original article.
The event, as its name might suggest, has been designed to encourage and support families to enrol their children in school or early childhood education. It’s been backed by the Mount Isa City Council and Traeger MP Robbie Katter after educators identified an enrolment gap amongst school aged children. Click to check the original article.
Numbers were up at Wodonga but prices followed a softer market trend Click to check the original article.
Beef steers topped at $2269 and 626c/kg, while their heifer counterparts sold to $1830 and 504c/kg at the Boyanup store cattle sale last week. Click to check the original article.
When complete, the area will include upgraded barbecue facilities, a bar and space for food trucks, a children’s playground, storage for water sports equipment, a segregated swimming area, a carpark and a shared pedestrian path and cycleway to connect the dam with the town. Click to check the original article.
“Before installing Christmas lights, check that wires, fittings and lights are in good working order and if they appear to be faulty or you have concerns, either have them checked and repaired by a qualified technician or simply throw them out,” Mr Hilder said. Click to check the original article.