McKinlay Shire hopeful to secure a locally-based doctor for outback town
McKinlay Shire Council has its fingers crossed to secure a locally-based doctor in the small outback town of Julia Creek. Click to check the original article.
Riverina’s Coota B&S ball canned as insurance proves impossible | The Land
“The liability has just become too much and organisations can’t afford them. Going back only 15 years ago I think there were 75 to 150 a year- there was quite a few and then all of a sudden the liquor license, the insurance, the rules and regulations those sorts of things just smashed the events […]
Riverina B&S ball canned as insurance proves impossible | The Land
“The liability has just become too much and organisations can’t afford them. Going back only 15 years ago I think there were 75 to 150 a year- there was quite a few and then all of a sudden the liquor license, the insurance, the rules and regulations those sorts of things just smashed the events […]
Traditional African breed up for bids in Australian first
The multi-vendor sale will be conducted online via AuctionsPlus. Click to check the original article.
Timora presents 4000 breeding cow opportunity | Pictures
Gulf country property Timora Station has been running about 4000 breeders, removing all of the calves at weaning. Click to check the original article.
Tamworth dairy farmer overcomes water woes
On-farm feed storage is key to protecting a Tamworth dairy farm. Click to check the original article.
Randy Blach receives CAB Industry Achievement Award
Always focused on the data and how it can deliver solutions earned Randy Blach the 2022 Industry Achievement Award, recognized at Feeding Quality Forum in Kansas City. In 1980, Randy Blach put his Colorado State University animal science degree to work at CattleFax as a market analyst. It was a way to help bring value […]
Lighter Cattle Drive Increased Feedlot Placements During July
The August 1st Cattle on Feed report was released on August 19 and showed feedlot inventories declined seasonally but remained above year-ago levels. As James mentioned last week, drought continues to play a key role in the movement of cattle into feedlots this summer. Placements again exceeded expectations driven by large placements of lighter-weight cattle. Related: 5 Trending […]
Be prepared fo | Beef Magazine
On top of high fuel costs, current inflation, and high input costs, beef producers have had to deal with drought and extreme heat. Heat stress is normal for cattle in Kentucky because most of our cattle graze endophyte-infected fescue but the early onset this summer may cause some serious issues with pregnancy rates and calving […]
Purdue launches dashboard to track meat sentiment
Purdue University’s Center for Food Demand Analysis and Sustainability has added a meat sentiment dashboard to its roster of free-access food system dashboards. The new dashboard, updated weekly, shows the sentiment and volume of meat and meat alternative mentions in social media and online news. Users may explore the sentiment and volume of #Meat mentions […]
Saving the curlew: How the Duke of Norfolk is joining efforts to bring them back from the brink
With the curlew–that wader with a haunting call–now almost extinct in the South of England, Simon Lester meets the Duke of Norfolk, who is hoping to pull them back from the brink on his West Sussex estate. Photographs by Sarah Farnsworth. How exciting to hear the evocative burbling of the enigmatic curlew deep in the […]
An ‘immensely rare’ recently renovated 11 bed Manor House, close to Port Isaac in Cornwall, that looks as good as it sounds
Exquisite interiors, magical gardens and grounds and a wonderful private setting — yet located just moments from the North Cornish coast —make Treharrock Manor a captivating property that is sure to entice buyers looking for their own slice of Cornwall. Guests will be spoilt for choice with 11 bedrooms at Treharrock Manor, close to Port […]