File picture of selling action at Wodonga. Yarding 800 Change – 400 The usual winter group of export and domestic buyers were at the sale. Hopes the market may hold its form were dashed, with price drops of 20c to 30c/kg frequent. Some stock struggled to attract bids or buyers to the rail. Cattle had […]
The Cattle Australia board has congratulated new Western Australian Premier Roger Cook, on his decision to scrap the state’s Cultural Heritage Act. Cattle Australia Chair, David Foote said it was important such laws struck a balance between cultural heritage and the economy. “The Cultural Heritage Act was so far out of balance, it just had […]
THE Labor party is set to meet in Brisbane later this week for its annual conference, with concerns raised about the some of the items being pushed on the agenda. A motion called Climate, Clearing and Cows is the main area of concern the agricultural industry has raised – it is being put forward by […]
JLL JLL head of agribusiness valuations Will Gurry (right) addresses the Ekka lunch as senior director Geoff Warriner watches on. INSTITUTIONAL investment into agriculture was high on the agenda last week, with the industry coming together for the start of the 2023 Brisbane Ekka. The property industry held several networking events, discussing some of the […]
THERE’S been some big adjustments in direct consignment slaughter grid prices over the past week to ten days, as encroaching very dry conditions in many grazing areas push more cattle to market earlier than normal. A number of processors’ grids in Queensland have slipped 10c/kg this week, while others are today ‘considering their positions,’ they […]
A lift in shipping activity from Townsville and Broome propelled Australian cattle exports in July to the highest monthly total in two years, but the upward trend is set to reverse this month following Indonesia’s suspension of four export yards in northern Australia. Australian exporters moved 68,954 cattle in July, the largest volume in a […]
Enhanced animal welfare and biosecurity in livestock transport is set to be enhanced by a new program. Click to check the original article.
The Punter has been a shareholder in the grandly named Lithium Australia for seven years. Click to check the original article.
Veterans and newcomers gathered at ring five for the Angus stud beef cattle judging. Click to check the original article.
“I love all the customers and I am very grateful.” Click to check the original article.
The north western community of Mount Isa is mourning the loss of the much loved former community member, Mark Fennell. Click to check the original article.
Palgrove Pastoral Company took out the overall award for class 37, 100 Day HGP export, for the sixth year in a row. Click to check the original article.