Meet the school girl who has designed female friendly fencing pliers
Lily Seaton-Cooper has redesigned fencing pliers to be more ergonomic, comfortable and safe for women. Click to check the original article.
Bonnydale Black Simmentals Roma sale reaches $28,000 high | Queensland Country Life
Other volume buyers active during the sale included Baronga Cattle Company, Roma, which purchased three bulls at an average of $14,666, Foyleview Pastoral Company, Mitchell, which purchased five bulls at an average of $15,200 and the Lamb family, Taroom, which purchased five bulls at an average of $10,200. Click to check the original article.
Shipping record broken
CBH breaks its annual export shipping record on back of a bumper harvest. Click to check the original article.
US imported grinding beef market softens, but demand remains solid
Australian grinding beef prices into the US are currently at their lowest level in a year when measured in Aussie dollar terms, as the drought-afflicted US beef industry last week notched up its largest weekly kill for the year. Prices for 90CL imported grinding cow beef last week and the week before into the US […]
Council demerger to go ahead
Council elections for the two new councils are expected to be in September 2024 Click to check the original article.
Strong competition for bulls at Charters Towers
Cattle comprised a few finished heavyweight ox with most yarded being feeder types. Click to check the original article.
Demand for cheap beef growing, Rabobank
Global demand for cheaper cuts of beef is expected to increase in the year ahead as rampant inflation and slowing economic growth see consumers trade down, Rabobank says in a newly-released report. Angus Gidley-Baird And Australia – as one of the largest exporters of beef ‘trimmings’ (the cheaper meat cuts which remain after prime cuts […]
Opinion: Former president warns against ‘rebadged’ Cattle Council
OPINION It is an unfortunate situation that we are now seeing the Cattle Council board takeover the Grassfed Cattle Industry Restructure process and attempt to create a new Peak Industry Council that will merely be a rebadging of Cattle Council. NT cattle producer and immediate past president of Cattle Council of Australia Markus Rathsmann. The […]
Global beef summit to tackle meat misinformation
BEEF industry leaders from across the world are holding a summit in the Irish capital of Dublin to address anti-meat rhetoric and help attract scientists to the industry. The 19-20 October event has coincided with new emissions legislation introduced in Ireland, which has some producers worried they will need to cull livestock. A group […]
Weekly rainfall update + rain outlook 31 August 2022
COLD fronts at the start and the end of the week brought rain to southern and eastern Australia, while persistent moist onshore flow resulted in heavy rainfall over central parts of the Queensland coast late in the week. Weekly rainfall totals of around 50 to 100 mm were recorded over elevated areas in eastern Victoria, […]
Beef, bling and bowties: Women Of Lot Feeding frock together + PICS
Protein Production Vets’ Lachlan Strohfeldt. WOLF treasurer Amanda Moohen and founder Alex Strohfeldt. THE Women of Lot Feeding “Beef Bling and Bowtie Ball” has become one of the most popular events on the feedlot industry calendar, with 300 guests attending this year’s event at Toowoomba’s Clifford Park on Saturday night. In welcoming guests, Women of […]
Curry, mine carts and more at the Cloncurry Beat the Heat Festival | The North West Star
“It is an explosive event, testing competitors skills and endurance over the length of the course. From dodging a teammate’s wayward whip crack, to banging dog spikes, to scoffing some curry, the Mine Cart Rally has it all. The crowd can be assured there will be plenty of thrills and spills!” Click to check the […]