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APMVA reveals fall armyworm Emergency Use Permits requests. | Queensland Country Life

2020: Winter cereals, cereal grains, fall armyworm pheromone monitoring traps located in peri-urban areas, in-crop and natural areas, herbs, cotton, sweet corn, various vegetables, citrus, soybean, pulses, chickpeas, ornamentals, tropical and subtropical fruits inedible peel, macadamias, berry fruit, coffee, pistachios, forage brassicas, grapes, pome fruit, stone fruits, various vegetables, almonds, grapes, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, […]

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Beef Australia 2024 judges and schedule revealed | The Land

Ring five will be a hive of activity with the 31 Fleckvieh judged by Grame Hopf at 9.30am, followed by 21 Murray Grey judged by Kurt Wise, Southend Murray Grey stud, Katanning, Western Australia, at 11.30am, while the 12 Romagnolas will be judged by Shane Bishop, Garglen Brahmans, Moura, at 12pm, and Paraguan beef industry […]

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Are beef producers interested in cooperative business models?

Key considerations, especially for smaller-scale and new beef producers, are the constraints on processing capability and marketing. Cooperative business models are one approach. But are beef producers themselves interested in this approach? “Producer-based cooperative marketing and processing have been embraced in some sectors of animal agriculture, some for many years,” says David Beede, PhD, editor […]

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Biennial Silage for Beef Conference set for June 20

Leaders in beef cattle nutrition, silage management and agricultural research are convening for the 5th Biennial Silage for Beef Conference on Thursday, June 20, 2024. The event will equip beef producers with actionable insights and strategies to optimize silage quality, enhance cattle performance and bolster the bottom line. Hosted by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Iowa […]

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Consistency is key to continued value in the beef industry

In the beef industry, consistency is key to, well, just about everything. From sire and AI choices to ration options to market opportunities, producers can add value at each production stage based on their decisions. Garrett Englin, cattle buyer for JBS USA, said consistency is key for packers, too. Speaking at the 2024 Feedlot Forum […]

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Best practices for calf processing and branding

By Jesse Fulton, UNL Extension Calving is just underway across the country, which means calf processing and branding (if applicable in your area) is just around the corner. For those who may not be calving already or those looking for good calving reading material, it is good to revisit some calving best management practices. Previous […]

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February pork export growth widespread; beef export value climbs 10%

Fueled by growth in the Western Hemisphere, South Korea and Australia, U.S. pork exports posted another excellent performance in February, according to data released by USDA and compiled by the U.S. Meat Export Federation. Beef export volume was slightly lower year-over-year, but export value climbed by 10%. Mexico still the pacesetter for U.S. pork exports […]

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The Badminton Horse trials at 75

Country Life’s Kate Green joins the podcast to talk about the tale of how the world’s best three-day eventing competition came to be. Kate Green isn’t just the Deputy Editor of Country Life magazine. She’s also one of the country’s foremost equestrian journalists, having worked at four Olympic Games as well as countless other top […]

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How to create a serene, yet hard-working kitchen

Plain English worked with antique dealer Robert Young to make this traditional kitchen with an effortlessly relaxing colour scheme that marries perfectly with the views over beautiful gardens. The owners of this Grade II-listed, 18th-century Cotswold-stone house were keen to make sure their new kitchen had a timeless feel, so, with the help of architect […]

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