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Crops running low on moisture revived by welcome rain | The Land

In some regions, the rain came too late to add yield. However, this one event will certainly lead to small grain size and pinched grain being a lot less common occurrence than it might have been, as crops were beginning to run out of moisture. Wheat, flowering canola and lentils will see this event’s benefit […]

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The herd rebuilding challenge

There can be little doubt that the biggest issue in the cattle industry right now is the question of when herd rebuilding will begin.  The challenge of herd rebuilding can be summed up with the following three questions. What do we need to do? Drought-forced herd liquidation due to roving drought from 2020-2022 has pushed […]

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How to store apples – Country Life

Storing apples is neither complicated nor expensive. All you need to store apples safely is plenty of newspaper and a sizeable basket or, alternatively, an apple storage tray. From then on, a little care is needed to ensure that rotten apples aren’t spoiling good ones. The first rule is to only pick them when they […]

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ARS aims to improve diagnostics, vaccine strategies for leptospirosis

Leptospirosis is a serious zoonotic disease that affects both animals and humans. This bacterial disease is commonly spread through the urine of infected animals and rodents, including wildlife and livestock such as cattle and swine. Humans can contract leptospirosis by having contact with water (such as by swimming, rafting, or kayaking) or soil that has […]

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Methane, genetics R&D focus at the Efficient Beef Open Day

LATEST R&D developments out of research projects including Low Methane Beef, the Southern Multi-breed project and the Angus Sire Benchmarking Program will feature at the Efficient Beef Open Day being staged at UNE Smart Farms Tullimba feedlot in northern NSW next month. Angus Australia members and other industry stakeholders are invited to attend the event, […]

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Beef cattle outlook supports higher prices

Glynn Tonsor told attendees at the Kansas State University Beef Stocker Field Day Sept. 28 if they take away two points from his beef outlook, to let them be these: We have notably higher cattle prices now, and we’re expecting to sustain those through 2025 at least. Beef demand has held up better than we […]

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