Two years after one of the largest private paddock sales recorded in the country, some of its progeny have been sold in what’s thought to be the largest line of certified-organic cattle to be sold through a saleyard in Australia. Click to check the original article.
Henry Moore achieved international fame as a sculptor, despite once being denounced for promoting ‘the cult of ugliness’. And he also remained a most unassuming man, finds Laura Gascoigne, as two new exhibitions of his work prepare to welcome visitors. Sculptors are very rarely household names, but no one who lived through the 1960s could […]
Rising to the top of a tough field vying for the Lugsdin Memorial award for Best Parader at the National Shorthorn Show and Sale was 22-year-old Sarah Rayner, Kidman Downs Shorthorns, Baradine. Click to check the original article.
Ms Adams was named citizen of the year at the 2015 Australia Day awards, recognised for her many volunteer roles within the South Burnett community, including Murgon show society president for the year of 2018, whilst also volunteering for BlazeAid and being a part of the Tablelands Hall and Proston QCWA committees. Click to check […]
A HEATWAVE in the American state of Kansas has been blamed for thousands of cattle deaths in a feedlot in the south-west of the state. Videos have appeared on social media showing the dead cattle piled up in a yard, most of them finished black cattle. The video has drawn plenty of debate about how […]
A NEW tool has emerged online, which uses artificial intelligence to generate a sketch of subjects based on a phrase typed into a search bar. Artificial intelligence refers to computers which have been given the ability to solve problems like humans. In this case, the DALL-E-mini generator uses images from a series of large internet […]
ACT Education Minister Yvette Berry said ACT public schools would be able to access $20,000 for a secular welfare officer. Click to check the original article.
May was notable for the resumption of trade by the re-laucnched Northern Australian Cattle Company, with a small consignment loaded for Indonesia on the Nine Eagle (pictured) which was in port in Darwin on the last day of the month. ALMOST 60,000 cattle were exported from Australia in May, the largest monthly volume for the […]
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CATTLE Council has welcomed the 2022 Australian Beef Sustainability Framework Update which shows significant, ongoing improvements in the beef industry’s sustainability credentials. CCA’s environment and sustainability spokesperson Jenny O’Sullivan said the report (click here to view yesterday’s summary) showed steady improvement towards the red meat industry’s goal of net-zero emissions by 2030. “We’ve seen a […]
REGISTRATIONS are now open for the grainfed beef sector’s premier event, BeefEx. The Australian Lot Feeders Association’s biennial conference featuring a program filled to the brim with big ideas will be held at the Brisbane Showgrounds on October 18-20 this year. With more displays and information packed into the conference than ever before, […]
The yarding consisted of 72 bulls averaging 355.2c selling to a top of 550.2c, eight bobby calves averaging 350.2c selling to a top of 350.2c, 193 cows averaging 276.3c selling to a top of 340.2c, 323 steers averaging 437.7c selling to a top of 618.2c, 170 heifers averaging 380.2c selling to a top of 500c, […]