Mike Pearson takes a look at the USDA’s cattle on feed report released Nov. 17. The report revealed there were 11.9 million cattle on feed at feedlots 1,000 or more head totaled. The inventory was 2 percent above November 1, 2022. Placements in feedlots during October totaled 2.16 million head, 4 percent above 2022. Net […]
Interest rate rises were not front of mind for many of the Young Beef Producers Forum attendees at Roma last week, according to a quick vox populi taken. Click to check the original article.
“The imbalance between supply and demand is the greatest factor affecting the rental market,” says Cath Hart, REIWA. Click to check the original article.
Protected crop growers Brett and Heidi Steffan of Crowley Vale are only beginning to comprehend the cost to damages they received in a recent hail storm. Click to check the original article.
Protected crop growers Brett and Heidi Steffan of Crowley Vale are only beginning to comprehend the cost to damages they received in a recent hail storm. Click to check the original article.
Industrialist and explorer Sir David Hempleman-Adams selects a beguiling Egon Schiele work. Sir David Hempleman-Adams on his choice, ‘Four Trees‘ by Egon Schiele ‘One of the great things about adventure and travelling to the four corners of the world is passing through major cities. I always get out of the airport and make a beeline […]
The ag world breathed a collective sigh of relief last Thursday when President Biden signed a continuing resolution that also extend the 2018 Farm Bill. Lawmakers now have until Sept. 30, 2024, to hash out a new bill. However, many ag industry leaders are hoping it will not take that long. American Farm Bureau Federation […]
The councils received $200,000 to develop the drought resilience plan. Click to check the original article.
Until the arrival of the Arugga robots, pollination was done manually with multiple passes along the vines each week using a pollinating wand. Now, the robots are supervised by just one staff member with a tablet, and they use water pipes originally designed as winter heating conduits as the tracks along which the robots move. […]
Francisco Romano, Lennart Ephraim, Pollo Scasso, Paul Mason and Nicolas Secco at Friday night’s Austrex 50th anniversary gathering in Brisbane LIVE export pioneer Austrex celebrated 50 years of operations with a high-spirited knees-up in Brisbane on Friday night. Tall tales and true were shared among the 300 guests from across the Australian live export industry, […]
The government has given a $3.7M investment for up to 950 water meters. Click to check the original article.
Supporting rural kids’ recovery remains on RFW’s radar. Click to check the original article.