Convoy of 50 40 series Toyota's are set to make a stop in Moree
Kicking off in Goondiwindi, the convoy will travel to Birdsville. Click to check the original article.
ABS statisics point to national flock rebuild but liquidation just as likely | Farm Weekly
MLA’s market intelligence’s report, ‘Industry projections 2023 Australian sheep – July update’, stated the national flock was recorded at 78.75 million, with the number of breeding ewes equalling 46.4m head, both at their highest levels since 2007 and was due to above average rainfall over three consecutive years. Click to check the original article.
US feeder cattle now 250pc higher than Australian equivalents
AS the United States beef industry descends deeper into its drought liquidation-driven cattle shortage, US feeder cattle prices have risen dramatically in relative terms against Australian equivalent feeders. As the graph above shows, US feeders are now at all-time record highs, worth two and a half times what they are in Australia, when measured in […]
Beef supply chains hoping to create a new commodity in the carbon market
COMPANIES setting emissions targets are hoping to add a new commodity to the carbon market – getting producers to keep carbon credits in the meat supply chain. AgCarbon Central has been taking a deep dive into the trend of insetting, explaining what it is and how the trend has come about. Producer and AgForce Young […]
Technology attracts students to ag career
The use of technology on farms today is seeing more students consider a career in agriculture. Click to check the original article.
WATCH: The AgTech Revolution episode three
The latest AgTech Revolution is exploring how IoT solutions are fast becoming the back bone of modern agricultural practices. Click to check the original article.
Improved communication connections for the Cloncurry Shire
Upgrades to telecommunication services within the Cloncurry Shire has improved connections for residents and local business owners. Click to check the original article.
Renewable energy issues, buying in person, the high growth of sesame, and uniting the red meat industry: Getting the Upper Land episode seven | The Land
The red meat industry needs a united front to address misinformation about climate change and nutrition, a prominent meat scientist says. Dr Rod Polkinghorne gave his address as part of a field day hosted by Royalla Shorthorns in Yeoval. He spoke about his involvement in the 2022 Dublin Summit, which led to a declaration by […]
Industry calls for Repronomics work to continue
Repronomics II is entering its fifth and final year and is yet to receive notification if it will continue beyond July next year. Click to check the original article.
AgQuip Agribuzz hears from Elders CEO Mark Allison | The Land
The annual Farm Writers’ Association of NSW event, hosted at the Manildra Group site, attracted more than 90 AgQuip visitors keen to hear the Elders managing director’s take on what had made his career in agriculture and regional Australia a rewarding, if occasionally bumpy, ride. Click to check the original article.
Physical attendance rates on the rise at sales
Crowds have been strong following uncertainty during the COVID years. Click to check the original article.
Buyers start to attend more physical sales through the selling season
More and more faces are being seen attending on-property sales. Click to check the original article.