The latest news, genetics, and market insights from Australia's beef cattle industry.
Cattle Australia (CA) Chief Executive Officer, Luke Bowen, has notified the board of directors of his decision to step down from his leadership role at the peak industry body for health reasons with immediate effect.
Cattle Australia has modernised its emissions focus to concentrate on the bottom-line warming impact of the industry and calling on a review of MLA’s CN30 (Carbon Neutral) framework.
The Australian Lot Feeders’ Association (ALFA) has named three talented young professionals as Grand Finalists in its prestigious Young Lot Feeder of the Year award, proudly sponsored by Performance Feeds.
Livestock must be inspected prior to being loaded and they must not be suffering from conditions that could cause, or would be likely to cause, increased pain or distress during transport.
Feeding cattle can be loosely classified as supplementary feeding or full feeding. Supplementary feeding is used to make up the difference between the feed on offer and the requirements of the animals.
Preparations are well and truly underway for the 2024 Angus Youth National Roundup and NH Foods will once again be partnering with Angus Australia as naming rights partner of the upcoming event.
The Australian Wagyu Association (AWA) is pleased to announce a three-year partnership with Ray White Rural as the sole selling agent for the Elite Wagyu Sale.
A total of 33 of 42 bulls sold to a top of $28,000 for Lot 23 and average of $7156.
Marbling, positive fat and eye muscle were the traits in demand from commercial beef producers at the Reiland Angus 2023 spring bull sale on September 1 with prices topping at $36,000.
The World Angus Forum is coming to Brisbane, Australia on the 7th – 8th May 2025 with cattle breeders, Angus enthusiasts, and beef industry professionals from every corner of the globe invited to converge in Australia for this extraordinary event.
Beef markets around the world – other than the United States – are seeing softer consumer demand, with global cattle prices now split into two distinct groups: those in North America and Europe, and those in the rest of the world, Rabobank says in its just-released Q3 Global Beef Quarterly.
The proceeds from the sale of an Angus bull will go towards helping the young family of an Adelong man tragically killed in an accident near Tarcutta.
