The latest news, genetics, and market insights from Australia's beef cattle industry.
The National Farmers’ Federation (NFF) has welcomed a counter offer made to the Commonwealth Government to hopefully close the long-running class action of those left devastated by the unlawful closure of the live cattle export trade in 2011. The applicant in the class action has made an open offer in good faith to the Commonwealth of $510 […]
The Western Australian region recently celebrated the introduction of Limousin cattle to Australia 50 years ago with a function in Bunbury.
Elite females with calves sold to a top of $12,500 at the Reiland Angus Proven Practical Angus Genetics online sale on Friday, December 8.
Angus Australia and specialist agricultural insurer Achmea Australia have announced the return of the GenAngus Future Leaders Program (GenAngus) in 2024 to be hosted in New Zealand.
Cattle Australia has committed to developing a national framework to international reporting requirements for land management practices in the nation’s beef production systems following last month’s meeting of more than 50 industry leaders from across the supply chain in Rockhampton.
Producers should watch for bloat and pulpy kidney as dry pastures respond to recent rain, creating a sudden change in diet for livestock.
With large areas of Australia having received below average rainfall, the ABRI Extension Services Team felt it would be timely to remind beef breeders of the considerations when collecting performance information for BREEDPLAN during drought.
Genetics Australia is sponsoring the 2024 Angus Youth National Roundup, sharing Angus Australia’s passion and enthusiasm for supporting the next generation and recognise the valuable opportunity the roundup offers these young people.
The Australian Lot Feeders’ Association now represents 90% percent of Australian cattle feedlot capacity, a figure which has increased year-on-year.
The Hunter Local Land Services District Veterinarian team have advised Hunter livestock producers that Bovine Ephemeral Fever (BEF), also known as three-day sickness, has recently been confirmed by laboratory testing in cattle on the NSW far north coast.
Southern hemisphere beef-producing nations – including Australia – are continuing to increase production volumes, despite a global trend of production decline, Rabobank says in its recently-released Q4 Global Beef Quarterly report.
On the heels of the 50th year Reiland Angus female sale held at Killimicat Station in February 2022, a catalogue of elite joined females with calves will be offered online on December 8.
