Greenham’s donate $250,000 to fire victims
The Victorian Farmers Federation has received a $250,000 donation to the Disaster Relief Fund which is a targeted fund assisting the recovery of farmers who have been decimated by the recent bushfires.
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Australia leads on beef export value
Global export figures for 2019 have been published, with 7.3 million tonnes swt of beef/veal being exported on a global scale last year.
Guide for rebuilding fire-affected stock yards
The Australian Livestock and Rural Transporters Association of Australia (ALRTA) recommends the use of the National Guide for Safe Design of Livestock Loading Ramps and Forcing Yards (National Ramps Guide) if livestock producers are rebuilding fire affected livestock ramps or forcing yards.
Leasing land becoming more common
Leasing land is set to become increasingly common in the Australian agricultural sector, as farmers seek to expand in an environment of limited purchasing opportunities, according to a new industry report.
Vets urge to vaccinate due to anthrax scare
NSW Department of Primary Industries (DPI) and Local Land Services are urging producers to vaccinate their livestock following confirmation of the first case of anthrax in 2020.
Coronavirus disruption short-term to red meat trade
The coronavirus outbreak is already having a severe impact on China’s foodservice and on-trade channels and this could become “more serious and longer-lasting” if the virus is not contained in the next six to eight weeks, leading agribusiness banking specialist Rabobank has warned.
Bushfire recovery support program from MLA
Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) has progressed two new initiatives to assist red meat producers affected by recent bushfires with their recovery and rebuild.
Stock losses on Kangaroo Island about to 43,000
As Primary Industries and Regions SA (PIRSA) start to complete their initial assessments on Kangaroo Island more than 43,000 livestock registered with the department have been lost in the bushfires on Kangaroo Island.
Hay being trucked north at a frantic pace
Hay is being trucked to northern states at a frantic pace, igniting concerns about autumn fodder supplies.
Disaster grants up to $75,000 for fire affected farmers
Primary producers affected by bushfires can now apply for a Special Disaster Grant of up to $75,000 to help pay for recovery costs thanks to a joint initiative by the State and Federal Governments.
