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Beef exports decline but prices perform well
Beef exports declined slightly last year but prices were generally good.
Beef
27 JAN 2021
NFF calls out "ill-informed" AWU
Sheep
25 JAN 2021
Strong sheep indicator prices kick start 2021
Sheep
18 JAN 2021
New research survey targets bloat in cattle
Beef
13 JAN 2021
Flock rebuild confirmed by survey
Sheep
23 DEC 2020
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NFF calls out "ill-informed" AWU
The NFF is not impressed with the AWU asking for an increase in the pastoral shearer's pay award.
Sheep
Strong sheep indicator prices kick start 2021
Sheep markets have opened 2021 to high prices.
Sheep
Flock rebuild confirmed by survey
An industry survey says there are 40.7 million breeding ewes in Australia.
Sheep
Electronic sheep tags to remain affordable
The duty on sheep and goat sales in Victoria is set to rise but NLIS tags will still be affordable.
Sheep
Bloat risk increases as seasonal conditions improve
Bloat can be an issue for stock grazing lush pastures which include legumes.
Sheep
Shearing sheds have been inspected for Kondinin Group's January 2021 Research Report.
Sheep
Beef exports decline but prices perform well
Beef exports declined slightly last year but prices were generally good.
Beef
New research survey targets bloat in cattle
Growing concerns for bloat in cattle sparks new research survey.
Beef
Ag Force announces Young Producers Council and board members
Young Producers Council launched.
Beef
Change of guard at Cattle Council
The Cattle Council of Australia has a new president.
Beef
Strong restocker demand and tight supply push EYCI to record territory
Young cattle prices are sky high.
Beef
Major meatworks development to start soon
Thomas Foods International will start work on its new meat works in SA soon.
Beef
Plan now for best on-farm water management
Agriculture Victoria is asking livestock producers to consider their stock water requirements.
Infrastructure and Tec...
Lifetime use tags could improve cattle production efficiency.
Infrastructure and Tec...
Dislike for fencing inspires design
New fencing concept could be a big time saver.
Infrastructure and Tec...
Report on heat stress open for comment
The draft report aims to develop a new approach to heat stress.
Infrastructure and Tec...
Smart tongue can help with detection
The CSIRO has developed an artificial tongue to help with the detection of lactose.
Infrastructure and Tec...
New app delivers daily sheep and cattle pricing
Easy access day-to-day livestock prices from across the country.
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October national pasture insights map
Green biomass maps are a key part of a new approach to evaluating pasture growth around Australia.
Pastures
Pasture dieback information hub launched
MLA has announced a new on-line hub for pasture dieback information.
Pastures
September national pasture insights map
Green biomass maps are a key part of a new approach to evaluating pasture growth around Australia.
Pastures
Pasture insights provided from grazing-specific green biomass maps
Green biomass maps are a key part of a new approach to evaluating pasture growth around Australia.
Pastures
Red-legged earth mites causing concern in Victoria
Autumn weather conditions can be ideal for red-legged earth mites.
Pastures
Increased risk of red leaf syndrome in pastures this autumn
A warning has been issued in WA for red leaf syndrome.
Pastures
