A jack of all trades, but master of none – yet Madelaine Angus may only be 21, but the young grazier knows where she wants to go. Test
Aussie processors slam move to upskill Vietnam’s meatworkers The Australian Meat Industry Council says a major investment in upskilling Vietnam's meatworkers is 'maddening'. Test
Coastie cows all set for Commonwealth Games Judy Turner's stud Charolais herd lives just kilometers from the Gold Coast's famous beaches and is doing their bit to drum up support for the home team during the Commonwealth Games. Test
Facts sheets won’t cover farm adoption New breeding technologies hinge on the right adoption system. Test
Live-ex saga highlights value of Beef Framework Susan McDonald believes more producers should educate themselves about the progress of the Australian Beef Sustainability Framework in the wake of the most recent live export saga. Test
Entries double in Beef 2018 carcase comp Beef Australia 2018 ANZ National Beef Carcase Competition is set to be the biggest in history. Test
Is the animal welfare message missing the mark? Calls for a cross-commodity group focused on building trust in food producers. Test
Fast-paced change: How beef can keep up What exponential growth curves mean to the cattle producer. Test
Bigger is not always better in northern grazing Nuffield scholar Adam Coffey says invest in the land you have. Test
Third-party suppliers key to Harmony model Harmony Agriculture & Food Company offers a different supply chain model than other live export companies. Test
Solid result for quality Ballarat yarding Ballarat cattle sellers were rewarded with a strong and consistent result when the central Highland’s saleyard played host to its March store sale on Friday. Test
February All Breeds – live updates Keep up-to-date with all the action at the February All Breeds here with our live blog. Test
Watch as the Ekka Champion of Champions is announced Beef cattle judging wrapped up in fine style at the Ekka. Test
Upgraded Yea yards brings mixed prices Yea agents mustered a mixed quality yarding of 1200 grown cattle and late-drop weaner calves for the first of their autumn sales last week. Test
Tasmanian weaners post $30-$50 rise Local Tasmanian buyers lifted their intensity during the first of the Tasmania weaner series held Thursday. Test
Beef Australia release stud cattle schedule The three day Beef Australia stud cattle schedule has been released. Test
David Foote says united leadership is what beef industry needs More than a dozen cattle breeds descended on the Ekka main arena on August 10. Test
Find out more about The Greatest Meat on Earth Spectators were treated to plenty of cattle action when the Ekka gates officially opened. Test
Cattle prices to fall 15 per cent in 2018 A new Rabobank report forecasts 2018 domestic cattle prices to come in at 15 per cent below prior-year levels but will remain above the five-year average. Test
Northern dry swells Echuca numbers With exceptionally dry conditions now engulfing a large area of Victoria and the southern Riverina, Echuca agents offered and cleared a larger than normal 1613-head yarding at their regular monthly store cattle sale on Monday. Test
Landmark casts Live-Ex net to Tasmania Landmark International, has cast its procurement net across Bass Strait to seize several hundred weaner cattle from Powranna’s monthly store market. Test
Female demand soft as large numbers bite Store cattle markets threw another curve ball last week when demand for joined females varied enormously across the western parts of Victoria and South Australia. Test
Camperdown F1’s to $2550 A large crowd of F1 heifer traders punched out a solid result at Camperdown’s largest annual sale of beef breeding females on Friday. Test
Record Beef prime cattle numbers Beef Australia 2018 Ruralco Commercial Cattle Champions will celebrate 30 years since the competition first started in 1988. Test
Mortlake store numbers climb After its grandly supported first store market in early February, the month-old WVLX saleyards at Mortlake will welcome a further 2000 head for its next store sale on Thursday, March 8. Test
Upgraded Yea yards brings mixed prices Yea agents mustered a mixed quality yarding of 1200 grown cattle and late-drop weaner calves for the first of their autumn sales last week. Test
Colac prices sustained by local inquiry PRICES were sustained at recent higher trading levels during a store cattle market of 1000 head at Colac on Friday. Test
