A Trans-Tasman cow productivity project is set to deliver Hereford producers the tools to lift fertility and profitability in their females.

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Cattle Council of Australia have welcomed Meat and Livestock Australia’s commitment to objective carcase measurement technology.

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Despite markets around the nation this week suffering reduced yardings and the northern sales on a cheaper trend, restockers continued to seek out whiteface breeders.

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Contraction in the Australian cattle herd and reduced supplies of cattle to slaughter has resulted in a greater reliance on cattle supplied through the lotfeeding sector.

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Whiteface females were the hot ticket item in the nation’s October store markets with restockers paying to $3100 for first calf heifers, $2700 for PTIC heifers and $1820 for unjoined yearling heifers.

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While livestock producers across many areas of Queensland and NSW have enjoyed significant winter rain, extended wet spells can also bring a rise in Bovine Ephemeral Fever (BEF).

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The NSW State Committee of Angus Australia have allocated great prize money for pure bred Angus steers at the 2017 RAS Hoof and Hook Competition.

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With 961 cattle yarded at SELX, prices remained slightly dearer to unchanged.

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The Upper Hunter Beef Bonanza at Scone celebrated both youth enthusiasm and genetic leaps and bounds being achieved within the beef industry, with more than 800 participants entering the ring.

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Australian Outback Beef Pty Ltd (AOB), a joint venture company owned by Hancock Prospecting Pty Ltd and Shanghai CRED Real Estate Stock Co Ltd, has increased its offer to acquire 100% of the shares in S. Kidman & Co Ltd (Kidman) to $386,500,000.

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A management style driven by commercial profitability has resulted in Hereford producer Jock Nivison being named as a finalist in the NSW Farmer of the Year Award.

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At their inaugural Wagyu bull sale, the Hornery family’s Bar H operation at Comet in Central Queensland offered and sold 65 bulls for an average of $11,046 and a top price of $22,500.

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