This week’s column looks at why year-to-year sales figures on their own can't show whether a herd's genetics are improving. It draws on a new Livestock Science paper on long-term drivers of northern ...
With North Queensland’s major annual bull sales now kicking off, cattle producers in the region are encouraged to seek assistance in interpreting BullCheck test results comprehensively...Read More ...
The US has now recorded 56 cases of New World screwworm fly, following two new detections in New Mexico last week...Read More ...
Inland troughs triggered thunderstorms and showers across parts of the north throughout the week, where weekly rainfall ...
This week’s rain event is pressuring supply for beef processors - both short and potentially, longer-term - pushing some ...
Light steers to the restocker made from 564c to 688c and averaged 631c/kg while the light heifers made from 455c to 596c to ...
A quality yarding of cattle penned with runs of weaners and feeders and small number bullocks with a large portion of prime ...
For North West Queensland cattle producer Sam Fryer, making the shift to drone mustering has delivered an immediate return on ...
Despite producing far more food than it consumes, Australia’s reliance on imported fuel, fertiliser and crop chemicals has ...
Central Queensland grazier Rob Atkinson, a well-known face in the Queensland beef industry, says the Grassfed Cattle ...
Goat and grassfed cattle levy payers are encouraged to vote on proposed levy changes ahead of MLA's 2026 Annual General ...
Numbers increased moderately at Wagga this morning following last week’s dearer market, reaching 4400 head. Competition was ...
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