The latest news, genetics, and market insights from Australia's beef cattle industry.
Feedlot cattle with access to grooming brushes are generally more content, sociable and have less stress, according to recent research out of Murdoch University’s Centre forAnimal Production and Health.
Nutrien Ag Solutions Southern Stud Stock Marketing Specialist Micquella Grima is competing for Angus Australia in the Zoetis World Angus Youth Competition.
An immersive study tour designed to boost global agriculture has seen a group of CQ University students travel to Indonesia.
Farmers have welcomed the NSW Government’s move to legalise virtual fencing for cattle.
The Northern Territory Cattlemen’s Association (NTCA) proudly announces the graduation of the 2024 Georgina Pastoral Future NTCA Program leaders.
The 2025 Neogen World Angus Forum, a leading event in the Angus beef industry, announced its upcoming world forum in Brisbane in May 7-8 2025 will be centre stage for the global beef industry.
JBS USA has announced $200 million in investments at its Cactus, Texas, and Greeley, Colo., beef production facilities including a new fabrication floor and expanded ground beef room in Cactus and distribution centre in Greeley.
The 2025 ICMJ Northern Conference has attracted a record number of early career beef industry professionals and university students to Rockhampton for four days of intensive learning and development.
Angus Australia and specialist agricultural insurer Achmea Farm Insurance are excited to announce the successful applicants for the 2025 GenAngus Future Leaders Program.
Cattle Australia has described the 10 per cent tariff on Australian exports as a disappointing decision that flies in the face of decades of hard work in opening markets and removing trade barriers, not just in the US, but around the world.
The 2025 Neogen World Angus Forum will highlight genetic advancements, sustainability and trade opportunities, positioning Australia at the forefront of the $500 billion beef industry.
It’s been a big week across all markets, with a mix of price movements depending on where you’re selling. Widespread rain across the NT, QLD, and parts of NSW has injected confidence back into the market, slowing turnoff in some regions while tightening supply in others. The US remains hungry for Aussie beef, but domestic conditions are keeping things interesting as producers reassess their selling strategies.
