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Australian Wool Innovation will undergo an independent review of its performance and governance, as part of its normal statutory reporting requirements, with stakeholders being consulted as part of the process.
Jess Pryles is a full-fledged Hardcore Carnivore, a cook, author, & TV host, will be a guest celebrity at Beef Australia 2018 in May.
Six young urban people keen to devote their lives to agriculture are vying for the coveted 2017 Norman Lethbridge Award.
Sheep producers have been urged by a prominent southern Australian skin buyer to use only a keyhole crutch, minimise shearing cuts and avoid the use of branding fluid on sale lambs. Paul Fitzsummons, PKF Skin Valuations principal, Adelaide, SA, sources skins from terminal and maternal lambs for the price sensitive export markets of China, Russia […]
Improved vessel utilisation and a successful costs out program has enabled Wellard to book a positive operating EBITDA of $8.9 million for the first half of FY18 (1HFY18), a $14.2 million turnaround on the negative $5.3 million operating EBITDA1 in the prior corresponding period.
The top 20% of mixed farming producers in southern Australia are retaining almost 30% of turnover as net profit, while the remaining 80% of producers are retaining less than 10%.
Seven applicants from a national field have been announced as finalists in the sheep industry’s prestigious Peter Westblade Scholarship.
A branded product to create pull-through commercial demand for the breed remains on the table for newly elected Australian White Suffolk Association Federal Council president Anthony Hurst.
Beef Australia has invited the food service industry in the Central Queensland area to participate in the Central Queensland Awards of Excellence Competition for Beef Australia 2018.
Meat and Livestock Australia’s Global Manager for Trade and Market Access Andrew McCallum will share his insights into global beef markets, ahead of Injemira’s annual production sale on February 20.
A report exploring Australian sheep market structures and systems has acknowledged the significant price differences paid by meat processors in Western Australia for mutton, lamb and skins, as compared to the prices paid for the same products in the eastern states.
The “rising tide of milk” has seen sentiment in the global dairy industry begin to wane, as growth in exportable surpluses across key milk-producing regions gains momentum, according to Rabobank’s latest Dairy Quarterly report.
