Its influence and collaboration efforts have resulted in game-changing research programs for the beef industry including, for example, the Northern Breeding Business project, pasture dieback research, phosphorous for cattle fertility, and the famous CashCow project. Click to check the original article.
Trainee agronomist Claudia Dunn swapped Bondi for the bush after falling in love with ag. Click to check the original article.
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Several cold fronts brought showers to south-western Western Australia, south-eastern South Australia, Victoria, southern New South Wales and Tasmania during the week. Easterly on-shore airflow and a low pressure trough close to the coast resulted in showers for parts of the New South Wales and Queensland coasts and adjacent inland areas. Weekly totals greater than […]
Return buyers supported Tummel Herefords with a new purchaser also stepping in. Click to check the original article.
There were 230 head yarded at Silverdale today. Click to check the original article.
Yarding 4375 Change – 4275 Isolated falls of rain across parts of the supply area reduced the number of cattle at the Roma store sale to half of the previous weeks level at 4,375. A good panel of buyers was present and all were operating with stronger support from local and interstate processors. Young light […]
Jessica Loughland says a simple one-stop-shop for ESG reporting and measurement for farmers is needed. Click to check the original article.
Yarding 1795 Change – 1110 File pic of Dalrymple Saleyards. Image: Charters Towers Regional Council The number of prime cattle increased, with improved quality and many presenting with more weight than recent weeks. An increased processor attendance lifted demand for all categories, with prices improving throughout. Cattle were drawn from Mt Isa to Croydon, Georgetown, […]
LEADER of The Nationals David Littleproud has called on the Federal Labor Government to end 12 years of anguish for cattle producers impacted by the live export ban of 2011 and reach an appropriate settlement. The call comes after the government’s most recent settlement offer of $215 million in damages was denounced by industry bodies […]
THE latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics, released today, shows food inflation slowing in the June quarter. Rabobank senior food retail analyst Michael Harvey said “Food inflation is at 1.6 per cent for March to June (unchanged from the last quarter), and 7.5 per cent year-on-year – slowing down […]
CSIRO research has put the relevance of the red meat industry’s target to reach “carbon” neutrality by 2030 back in the spotlight. CSIRO research published by Meat & Livestock Australia last week shows Australia’s cattle and sheep industries are well on track to achieve “climate” neutrality by 2026. However, the same paper also suggests the […]