Feedlots a challenge in north Nuffield scholar Stewart Borg says a feedlot industry in northern Australia could work - despite some key hurdles. Test 5 days, 3 hours
Global Table conference to highlight foods future It's described as the biggest food industry conference in Australia, and it's attracted a quality cast of speakers Test 5 days, 5 hours
EU consultations welcomed by red meat taskforce Public consultations on Geographic Indications as part of Australia's free trade negotiations with the EU have been welcomed by MLA. Test 5 days, 7 hours
Coonamble High tops EKKA interschool herdsperson competition The Coonamble High School show team is leaving the Ekka on a high after claiming the interschool steer herdsperson title. Test 5 days, 22 hours
Southern rain drives new demand Good rain over the past weeks mean southern markets are attracting extra buyers, and interstate cattle. Test 5 days, 23 hours
Red meat a choice for consumers not scientists The IPCC has declared that its a consumer choice to eat red meat, as Australian cattle producers defend their emissions record. Test 6 days, 3 hours
Sierra snaps up the Ekka opportunity Queenslanders have one terrific show on their doorstep - that's how a visitor from the US sees the spectacle of livestock and produce that comes together once a year in Brisbane. Test 6 days, 4 hours
Big win for Little Manning Devons Gloucester stud wins double grand champions in the Devon ring at the Ekka. Test 6 days, 6 hours
Ripper results in Queensland carcase contest The led heifer and steer carcase competition results from the Royal Queensland Show have been revealed. Test 6 days, 8 hours
Cattle numbers on feed hit a record high Australian Lot Feeders Association/Meat & Livestock Australia survey shows that for the last June quarter there were over 1,147,393 head on feed nationally. Test
Strong demand pushes beef export values toward records The Stock Take: Mecardo's Angus Brown writes about Australia's beef export market. Test
New president to lead Droughtmaster breed New Droughtmaster president for Droughtmaster Australia. Test
Red tape strangling ag development in the Northern Territory, say cattlemen NT cattlemen say veto powers on non-pastoral use permits unnecessary and holding back ag development in the Top End. Test
Queensland cattle marketer named 2020 NAB Rising Champion Elisha Parker from Clermont in Queensland has been named the 2020 NAB Agribusiness Cattle Council Rising Champion. Test
Hazeldean Angus reaches $16,000 top A STRONG show of support from commercial buyers at the Hazeldean Northern Performance Bull sale at Jackson, Queensland saw a top of $16,000 reached on Thursday. Test
Seaweed to cut cow methane emissions A puffy pink seaweed that can stop cows from burping out methane is being primed for mass farming by researchers from the University of the Sunshine Coast. Test
Fracking - not cows - causes global methane spike Fracking - not cows - is responsible for the big increase in atmospheric methane levels in the past decade, according to new Cornell University research published on Wednesday. Test
Disease 'outbreak' tests stock standstill plan Stakeholders at the Roma Saleyards put their emergency national stock standstill procedures to the test recently during a simulated outbreak of foot and mouth disease. Test
Woonallee buy top Wombramurra bull for $14,000 The vendors were extremely pleased with the strong clearance. Test
The 79-year-old woman running a Walgett sheep station on her own What would you do if at 77 you were left with almost 20,000 acres to run, alone? Test
Acidic, light soil deemed useless no more thanks to research As recent research has shown if well managed, light soil can not only be productive but also build soil organic carbon. Test
"Their hoses were melting, they were exhausted" A February day would strip Jill of everything she owned. Test
