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Could India become Australia's new China?
Kristen Frost
TOP CHOICE: Over the past five years, Australia has only exported 111 tonnes of sheepmeat to India, with premium cuts making up the majority of this trade.
Fake meat makers want to chew the fat with shoppers
Chris McLennan
TASTE TEST: A fake food company claims a consumer test of fake chicken incorporating cultured fat went down a treat. Picture: MeaTech.
No more cases of rare viral disease after a surprise cluster in cattle
Chris McLennan
WATCH OUT: This latest disease causes cattle to become listless and unable to stand.
Fake food industry needs to drop anti-livestock agenda
Chris McLennan
JOIN FORCES: The red meat industry says the fake food lobby is still determined to wreck conventional agriculture.
Sheep Genetics gets a revamp
UPDATED: The new database contains valuable information on pedigree, on-farm and research data that is used to generate ASBVs from the LAMBPLAN, MERINOSELECT, KIDPLAN and DOHNE evaluations.
Lamb prices rebound after giving in to increased supply
Kristen Frost
DEARER: Roy Russell, Mildura, was at last week's Ouyen sale where lambs were up to $10 ahead dearer, and mutton was $10-$20 dearer.
How others are solving their red meat labour issues
Steve Martyn
LOOKING FOR ANSWERS: It's now clear the shortfall of workers in Australian red meat plants won't be able to be filled by current Australian citizens, red meat industry consultant Steve Martyn writes.
More than "meats" the eye in supermarkets
Kristin Murdock
Four out of every ten lamb mince purchases are reported to contain toxoplasma bacteria.
Opinion
"Livelihoods depend on governments we can trust"
Will Evans, Chief Executive Officer Northern Territory Cattlemen'S Association
Last week the animal rights community claimed victory in pressuring Federal Labor into recommitting to a phase out of the live sheep exports industry (if they are elected).
Rife instability set to ease
Vanessa Binks
OPTIMISTIC APPROACH: Robertstown producers Tracey and Gavin Rodda are riding the storm of market volatility and selling runs of lambs at Dublin in staggered offerings.

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