Mr Adrian McCorkell, Director, InterAgri Group (GMP’s strategic sales partner) reported trade volumes and value across 19 markets globally as well as a foundation of domestic customers, all of whom are enjoying the premium GLQ5+ lamb offering. Australia, the United States and Middle East were called out as key growth markets for the brand, with […]
The Cattle Council of Australia has today provided the following statement on the process to create the new peak industry body Cattle Australia: Cattle Council of Australia (CCA) remains focused on finalising the Constitution for the new peak industry body, Cattle Australia, in preparation for its first democratic Board elections in November 2022. As the […]
The event focused on education and was well received by those who attended and stimulated engaging conversation on road safety. Click to check the original article.
Steers under 200kg reached 480c to average 478c, steers 200 – 300kg sold to 480c, averaging 375c, steers 300 – 400kg topped at 436c and averaged 359c. Mickeys 200-300kg sold to 302c, average 218c. Heifers under 200kg topped at 336c and averaged 303c, and heifers 200 – 300kg sold to 422c, averaging 315c. Click to […]
Mount Isa Multicultural Festival will return this Friday to celebrate the cultures and traditions of New Zealand and the Pacific Islands. Click to check the original article.
Four feed system, each day randomized positioning DUBBED the ‘calfeteria trial’, the purpose of the experiment is to determine which ration cattle find more palatable and more likely to eat, and how the formulation they choose impacts reductions in methane generation. Feed analyses in the lab where they test homogenous mixing of the feed supplement […]
Wheat crops like this one are powering along in Victoria’s Wimmera region. Photo: Ryan Milgate MARKETS for feed wheat, barley and sorghum have softened this week to prices that most growers are not prepared to take, while consumers have ratcheted back their buying in the hope of further falls. Overshadowing the market is the groaning […]
De Rosas Highway Motors, Waroona, co-founder and local farmer Nick De Rosa, 81, with the first two six-metre Farmet Softer speed tillers imported by his company. Still to be unpacked and prepared for sale, they are mounted back to back on a steel frame for shipping. De Rosas and Great Western Machinery, Geraldton, have been […]
Fertiliser to correct soil deficiencies is often not as expensive as initially projected. Click to check the original article.
Katter’s Australian Party Leader and Traeger MP Robbie Katter said the move, which was supported by Mount Isa City Council but opposed by the KAP, was short-sighted and threatened the viability of small, independently-owned businesses like corner stores, green grocers and IGAs. Click to check the original article.
Condamine property Moraby will be auctioned online by Nutrien Harcourts GDL on September 29. Click to check the original article.
As I referred to last week, there is now a greater than 50 per cent chance that a La Nina will return for the third consecutive summer, with current consensus that there is at least a 70pc chance of a La Nina in November-December and this is likely to mean that at least the eastern […]