Five Rivers Cattle Feeding recently hosted a one-of-a-kind event at their Kuner Feedlot in Kersey, Colorado, staging a mock enhanced biosecurity plan event. The event was attended by Five Rivers management teams, the Colorado State and Assistant State Veterinarians, USDA APHIS Veterinary Services, state extension veterinarians, the Beef Alliance, third party contractors, and Beef Northwest. […]
A statement from the office of Greens MP and spokesperson for climate change, Sue Higginson, said the new Net Zero Commission would have the power to provide advice on coal and gas projects, “which will no doubt become a barrier to the approval of any new or expanded fossil fuels projects and will set NSW […]
Coalition water spokesperson Perin Davey said they had been having conversations with crossbench senators all week, advocating for the original Basin plan requirement, written in by then-Water Minister Tony Burke, that any water recovered was to result in neutral or improved socio-economic conditions, reinstated. Click to check the original article.
“It depends on where you are, down around Wagga, Gundagai, Holbrook, you’ve got herds well and truly done and dusted calving by October, but as you start moving up around here (Bowral) people are only joining in November, December, so we still have calves being born in October, November.” Click to check the original article.
A multi-institutional research team led by Michigan State University has received a $946,349 grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) to explore alfalfa autotoxicity. The award is within NIFA’s Alfalfa Seed and Forage Systems program. The project is led by Kim Cassida, an associate professor in the […]
China’s General Administration of Customs recently approved 18 U.S. beef establishments and 12 U.S. pork establishments for export to China – the first new U.S. plants cleared for export to China in about 10 months. Erin Borror, U.S. Meat Export Federation vice president for economic analysis, says the plant approval process was streamlined by the […]
Grade II-listed Lynch House in Kensworth, Bedfordshire, has hosted several significant individuals, including the politician who may have been the inspiration for George Orwell’s 1984. The delightful, Grade II-listed Lynch House stands in 3¼ acres of lovely gardens and grounds in the village of Kensworth, eight miles from Harpenden and 11 miles from the cathedral […]
The January 1, 2023 Cattle inventory report included a beef cow herd of 28.9 million head, down 3.6 percent year over year and the smallest beef cow total since 1962. More importantly going forward, the report also included an inventory of beef replacement heifers of 5.16 million head, down 5.8 percent from the previous year. […]
According to Western Australian Local Government Association (WALGA) president Karen Chappel, the level of responsibility being placed on rural shires to ensure allied health services, GPs, and other high level clinicians are available within their communities has increased in recent years, as well as the demand for mental health practitioners in WA’s country areas. Click […]
Queensland Police Service and the Police Minister have both responded to claims made by the Shooter’s Union president Graham Park Wieambilla shooters. Click to check the original article.
Cane growers are seeing the benefits of a new implement that has been rolled out as part of a NQ Dry Tropics grant project Click to check the original article.
Rain did not deter a few thousand people from attending Bong Bong Picnic races at Bowral. Click to check the original article.