AS part of the Federal Government’s National Soil Carbon Innovation Challenge, the University of Queensland and a group of collaborating partners is leading critical research to enhance Australia’s soil carbon accounting capabilities to achieve its emissions reduction goals, in line with the Paris Agreement. The $4.3 million two-year research project is geared to advance […]
THE grassfed cattle industry’s peak representative body has doubled down on its push for a review of the industry’s goal to become carbon neutral by 2030, with the board last week meeting for the final time this year. In one of its biggest policy announcements since forming last year, Cattle Australia has been calling for […]
The challenges facing cropping operations in 2024. Click to check the original article.
In Australia, household consumption remained flat in quarter three despite the rising interest rates, taxes and inflation. Wage and labour costs growth continued as total wage income per employee rose 1.9pc quarter-to-quarter and 5.2pc higher year-on-year. Click to check the original article.
WA lotfeeder Paul O’Meehan, centre, receives his Woolworths 2023 Meat Supplier of the Year award from Woolworths’ chief commercial officer Paul Harker, left, and commercial director of meat, Tim Dunning IT’S those small details – the ‘one percenters’ – that add up to deliver consistent year-round performance, says the winner of Woolworths’ 2023 meat […]
Perri is an agriculture journalist with Farm Weekly. Originally from Ballarat, Victoria, Perri developed a love of regional and rural news at a young age, and now is passionate about advocating for the agricultural industry. Her interests include science, agronomy, livestock and food production. Perri is an agriculture journalist with Farm Weekly. Originally from Ballarat, […]
Export cattle sold to regular buyers at rates firm on last week, and trade cattle were also firm. Click to check the original article.
119th Edition: December 2023 Key points: Election in Indonesia in February, Ramadan in March, and delegation to Australia. Vietnam Tet in February, and graduation ceremony for abattoir workers trained in Vietnam. All countries in the region are showing slow growth and rebound from cost-of-living crisis. Regional Trends and Overview Dr Michael Patching As we […]
Jasper is expected to hit the Queensland coast on December 13. Click to check the original article.
Yarding 7379 Change -646 The last sale for 2023 numbers remained high at Roma with 7379 head. Cattle were drawn from across Queensland general supply area also Northern Territory and NSW. The regular processors operating as well as feedlotters and backgrounders. Most steers eased slightly due to quality and type with the heifers selling firm […]
Operating in a similar way to other CRCs, such as those focused on sheep or beef, the uniting project will bring together 73 partners from across industry, education and government with the intention of pushing overall agricultural methane production well below net zero by 2050. Click to check the original article.
Good sale average price for Glenlea’s Charolais female sale Click to check the original article.