JBS Northern division livestock operations manager Scott Carswell has called time on his 21-year career with the company, planning to finish up some time in the next few weeks. Mr Carswell has spent the past three years as livestock manager for JBS’s northern operations, responsible for the company’s enormous weekly slaughter cattle requirements, as well […]
With one of the $9000 equal top-priced Red Brangus bulls (lot 133) from the Redline stud, Eidsvold, Queensland, which was purchased by Harvest Road Pastoral were Jubilee Downs stations Olivia Brown (left), Courtney Lee, head stockman Freddie Brown and station manager Adam Smith, Redline stud principal Peter Dingle, sale auctioneer and Elders, Donnybrook representative Pearce […]
Few in number but overall quality was excellent. Click to check the original article.
Negotiations are continuing on the Macintyre Brook properties Sunnygirl and Largo North, which were passed in at auction for $6.5 million. Click to check the original article.
Inquiries are ongoing. Click to check the original article.
“Processors remain constrained as they balance the decision to increase shifts with available cattle numbers and demand in end markets. As such, weekly cattle slaughter has been range-bound at around 120,000 per week. Our expectations are that when supply chains start to clear and product starts to move more freely, given the additional cattle numbers […]
“Processors remain constrained as they balance the decision to increase shifts with available cattle numbers and demand in end markets. As such, weekly cattle slaughter has been range-bound at around 120,000 per week. Our expectations are that when supply chains start to clear and product starts to move more freely, given the additional cattle numbers […]
“Processors remain constrained as they balance the decision to increase shifts with available cattle numbers and demand in end markets. As such, weekly cattle slaughter has been range-bound at around 120,000 per week. Our expectations are that when supply chains start to clear and product starts to move more freely, given the additional cattle numbers […]
“Processors remain constrained as they balance the decision to increase shifts with available cattle numbers and demand in end markets. As such, weekly cattle slaughter has been range-bound at around 120,000 per week. Our expectations are that when supply chains start to clear and product starts to move more freely, given the additional cattle numbers […]
In one of the biggest shake-ups in Australia’s machinery industry in years, the nation’s biggest Case IH machinery dealer has been acquired by the world’s largest Case IH dealership. Click to check the original article.
The family-owned business began in Birchip in north-west Victoria in 1964 when JJ O’Connor purchased his first International Harvester dealership, expanding significantly to include branches in Ballarat, Birchip, Bordertown, Condobolin, Corowa, Echuca, Forbes, Grenfell, Horsham, Mildura, Ouyen, Shepparton, Swan Hill, Warracknabeal, St Arnaud and West Wyalong. Click to check the original article.
Pubs are facing increasing wage, insurance and energy costs, along with higher beer taxes. Click to check the original article.