Angus research update and steer viewing
The Angus Research Update and ASBP Cohort 8 steer viewing is coming up on November 27 at the University of New England’s (UNE) Tullimba Research Feedlot, Torryburn Rd, Kingston.
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The Angus Research Update and ASBP Cohort 8 steer viewing is coming up on November 27 at the University of New England’s (UNE) Tullimba Research Feedlot, Torryburn Rd, Kingston.
The Eastern states cattle sale saw great success, with a 92% clearance for the 2,413 head offered AuctionsPlus.
Due to the ongoing severe drought and total lack of forage crops and grass in the greater Darling Downs area, The Prime Unled Cattle Section of the Allora Show, to be held on February 7 2020 is considering a need to cancel the said section unless they receive urgent outside assistance.
Early weaning is a strategy worth considering this season with the feed and water challenges faced during the prolonged dry seasonal conditions.
Cows with calves at foot made $4 less than last week to average $1,288 selling from $700 to $2,200 on AuctionsPlus.
This November marks 10 years since a fire caused by an electrical fault burnt Western Meat Packers Group’s O’Connor, Western Australia, factory to the ground.
Angus Australia recently announced a partnership with the School of Environmental and Rural Science at the University of New England (UNE) to undertake research into the genetics of traits related to the productivity and profitability of the female breeding herd.
Angus and Angus influenced cattle have had a great start in the Upper Hunter Beef Bonanza judging, taking out major awards from a field of 400 plus entries in the live judging.
The opportunity to be part of ground-breaking beef genetics research awaits two Charles Sturt University (Charles Sturt) students awarded an internship with Angus Australia and the Graham Centre for Agricultural Innovation.
The Wagyu feed calculator will be in the spotlight at the Australian Wagyu Association Workshop on November 25 at the Brisbane Airport Conference Centre.
The 2019 World Shorthorn Conference was held on October 3-4 at The Graham Centre, Charles Sturt University, Wagga Wagga.
The way forward will be the focus of discussion at AgForce’s forthcoming What’s Your Beef? industry forum being held on November 1 in the South Burnett.