A LACK of professional guidance has been blamed for farms and grazing properties with carbon projects being mistakenly discounted in land valuations, research has found. Research by the Carbon Market Institute, supported by AgriFutures Australia’s Carbon Initiative program, has found carbon projects have often been viewed as an encumbrance rather than an asset and property […]
This was the first year Nick Ronfeldt had all his cotton planted by October 1 at Gogeldrie. Click to check the original article.
Steers and bullocks 400-600kg sold to 206c and averaged 166c, and steers 600-750kg reached 188c, averaging 159c. Cows 400-500kg made 112c and averaged 95c, cows 500-600kg reached 122c, averaging 100c. Bulls 500-650kg made 135c and averaged 129c, while bulls over 650kg reached 138c to average 124c. Click to check the original article.
Nutrien Ag Solutions and the Australian Livestock Exporters’ Council (ALEC) are pleased to announce the winner of the 2023 Livestock Exporter Young Achiever of the Year award, Oliver Thorne, Business Development Coordinator at AUSTREX. Oliver Thorne Colby Ede, North East Region Livestock Lead, Nutrien Ag Solutions presented the award to Mr Thorne at the livestock industry […]
118th Edition: November 2023 Key points: Outcome of Indonesian delegation to Australia tour still unknown. Asia Beef Network builds economic cooperation between Australia and Vietnam. Indonesia gears up for national election. Philippines ends a local one. Regional Trends and Overview Dr Michael Patching A delegation from Indonesia travelled to Australia in late September as part […]
Agents reported that the export and slaughter market saw a significant increase in price, with all major operators in play. Click to check the original article.
The annual awards recognise and celebrate the best of business in Mount Isa and the entire North West Queensland region. Click to check the original article.
Despite the good returns reaped by many making investments in agriculture, it’s too easy to go looking elsewhere to invest. Click to check the original article.
Increased buying action at Wodonga helped boost prices on last fortnight. Click to check the original article.
Yarding 2663 Change +177 Despite some useful falls of rain across the supply area the number of cattle penned at Dalby increased by 177 head to 2,663. All the regular buyers were in attendance and operating in a generally dearer market. Light weight yearling steers and heifers returning to the paddock averaged from 40c to 60c/kg […]
Australian grain should be very competitive relative to other export origins around the world. Click to check the original article.
Additional infrastructure will bring better 4G services to the community Click to check the original article.