Cattle Australia has welcomed Woolworths’ acknowledgement and support to continue working with beef producers and suppliers to develop appropriate sustainability definitions in the Australian context.
The first half of 2024 was stronger than had been expected in global beef markets, with record production, export and import volumes in certain key countries, Rabobank says its recently-released Global Beef Quarterly.
Feedlot rates for Angus feeders are now well over $4kg, up to 500kg. Females have also strengthened with units making from $2,200-2,500 depending on breed and quality. While PTIC females are around the $2,000 mark.
Above average maternal traits combined with carcase were on the bucket list for commercial beef producers at the Reiland Angus 2024 spring bull sale on September 6 with prices topping at $30,000.
Beef Australia has further cemented its status as the largest beef industry event in the southern hemisphere, with Beef2024 setting a new economic impact record.
With today’s youth the future of the Australian beef industry, South Australian producers, the Glatz Family, have committed the proceeds of a heifer at sale to the Angus Foundation with the intention of supporting the development of the next generation of beef producers.
Ready to take your skills and knowledge to the next level and embark on a life-changing adventure? The Angus Foundation is excited to announce the return of the 2025 Kansas State University Scholarship, offering a unique opportunity for a young Australian to study at one of the leading land grant universities in the world.
Beef Australia has launched two new international study tours, offering unique opportunities for participants to explore the best of the global agricultural industry.
Mark it in your calendars - Cattle Australia’s Annual General Meeting will be held on Thursday, 21 November in conjunction with a Producer Day at Bective Station, Tamworth, NSW.
With registrations now open, things are locked and loaded for the 2025 Angus Youth National Roundup and long-time supporters NH Foods has once again thrown their support behind Angus Youth as naming rights partner for the Roundup.