Steady export growth for U.S. beef, expansion of Korean and Japanese barbecue chains, increasing demand for home meal replacement at retail and growing consumer interest in food, nutrition and culture point to developing opportunities for U.S. beef in the world’s 4th most populous country. U.S. beef exports increased from 10,783 metric tons valued at $39.4 million […]
Land use change, like cutting down a forest to make way for agriculture, can be a major contributor to climate change by releasing greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. Researchers at the University of New Hampshire recently studied a practice known as silvopasture which intentionally preserves trees in pastures where livestock graze. They found that compared […]
The Swan Hotel in Newby Bridge recently celebrated the opening of its new multi-million pound Holte Spa. Emily Anderson checks in and spaces out The Swan, a white-washed 17th-century coaching inn, occupies an idyllic position along the River Leven, framed by the Lakeland Fells. The Holte Spa is a really special addition to this already […]
It will include; 3R Livestock (Hereford and Angus), Loomberah, Bluestone Beef (black composites), Blackville, Booragul (Angus), Piallaway, Bungalla (Shorthorns), Manilla, Cascade (Poll Herefords and Angus), Currabubula, Harlees (Limousin), Loomberah, Hardigreen Park (Santa Gertrudis), Wallabadah, Haras (Simmental), Manilla, Heart (Angus), Timbumburi, King Creek (Limousins), Currabubula, Killain (Angus), Tamworth, Mala-Daki (Simmentals), Tamworth, Nagol Park (Shorthorns), Tamworth, Omega […]
Agricultural groups offered widespread criticism to the Securities and Exchange Commission proposed rule on climate-related disclosures. The comment period closed June 17 and ag groups had already previously asked for additional time to offer their insight into a rule that they say would be nearly impossible for family farms to comply with today. The proposal […]
Max Armstrong ponders what might happen to the food supply because of the minds in the harbors of Ukraine that could take months to resolve. Max points out the country was the fourth largest exporter of grain prior to the Russian invasion. The danger of those sea mines, planted by both countries, could hold up […]
Last Monday, Kent Egerton-Warburton was one of 47 Western Australians named in the Queen’s Birthday Honours and one of 428 Australians awarded an OAM. Click to check the original article.
Paddock to Palate celebrate 25 years and is the richest of its kind in Australia. Click to check the original article.
Penny Churchill takes a look at Hayne Old Manor, an elegant estate surrounded by truly picturesque gardens and grounds. Lindsay Cuthill of Savills quotes a guide price of ‘excess £6 million’ for secluded, Grade II-listed Hayne Old Manor, which stands in 70 acres of gardens, grounds and parkland in a magical hidden valley on the […]
The squad was made up of two players from the ACT Brumbies, 12 NSW Waratahs, seven Queensland Reds, five Melbourne Rebels and four from the Western Force, and according to Ms Button, they were very impressed with the sleeping quarters, oval, pool, dining and meeting facilities offered at the college. Click to check the original […]
GENETIC selection offers producers long-term and cumulative changes within their herd – however the challenge is to have a clear objective to focus on when making selection decisions. Without a clear objective, or a defined starting point, the opportunities for genetic improvement go unrecognised, or are underwhelming for cattle business operators. The lack of clear […]
BULL Breeding Soundness Evaluations may represent just ‘one snapshot in time’, but they are the best insurance beef producer can buy to ensure a bull purchase can do the job he’s been hired for. Bull breeding soundness evaluation (BBSE) is the subject of a new Youtube video produced by FutureBeef’s YouTube channel. Futurebeef is a […]