U.S. beef exports to Central America have gained momentum in recent months, fueled in part by promotional activities funded by the Beef Checkoff Program. Lucia Ruano, U.S. Meat Export Federation (USMEF) representative in Central America, recently updated cattle producers and other industry leaders on these activities. She cited BBQ Fest Costa Rica as a valuable […]
Kansas State University’s Animal Sciences and Industry Department will host Cattlemen’s Day 2024 on Friday, March 1, at Weber Hall in Manhattan. A highlight of this year’s event will be Richard Linton, K-State president, who will discuss K-State’s strategy for the future. The program begins at 10 a.m. with Linton followed by ASI Department Head […]
The blog has been making a comeback, and if you’re keen to give it a try then these photo and video editing tools will help you on your way. In the early 2000s, it was impossible to go online without coming across a blog. These informal, conversational-style websites or pages were once the go-to way […]
Mike Pearson Avian influenza continues to pose a threat to poultry farms worldwide. USDA Health Inspection Service reports fresh HH5N1IP outbreaks in six states: Ohio, Minnesota, Michigan, California, South Dakota and Nebraska. And there are growing concerns in Indiana, Iowa and parts of the southeast region of the United States. Utah was certified bird flu […]
“Those really good stock horses with plenty of speed are the best…I’ve got heaps of horses, but Princess is my new one. She’s one that I bred, her bloodline has been in my family since my uncle played. She’s a thoroughbred stockhorse black mare, five years old. She’s really fast and light, but she’s controllable […]
From the live export ban decimating confidence in the sheep industry, a tough season in grain production, the very real threat of the Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act, to the ongoing risk of lumpy skin and foot and mouth disease to our near north – the challenges last year seemed to be never-ending. Click to check […]
Two of country cricket’s best are in elite company. Click to check the original article.
Ballin’ on the Balonne RFDS fundraiser gallery Click to check the original article.
Excellent quality cattle yarded at Wangaratta for first sale of the year. Click to check the original article.
The Potter family wanted Mission House to be a place where people could reconnect with nature. Click to check the original article.
The rain threatened but the Inverell Cup was run and won. Click to check the original article.
Up to $100,000 for producers, small businesses and not-for-profits to allow for the continuation of operations, including paying wages, rents or rates, purchasing items such as fuel, fodder and water, or for the transportation of livestock and produce. Click to check the original article.