What does activism mean for the feedlot industry? ALFA president Bryce Camm discusses the industry response to animal activists. Test
Howard Smith leaving with a grass-fed legacy After four years at the helm of the CCA Howard Smith is back doing what he enjoys best. Test
100 activists 'invade' southern Queensland feedlot | Video Police were called to a feedlot in southern Queensland yesterday after more than 100 animal activists swarmed across the property. Test
United Nations adds fuel to 'war on meat' A call by the United Nations for a tax at retail level to reduce meat consumption will give animal activists a new weapon in their war on livestock farming. Test
Floods may be last straw for many US MidWest farmers Ice chunks the size of small cars from nearby rivers have ploughed through barns and farm houses. Test
ALFA: The Feed - Time to celebrate An update from ALFA's manager - memberships, communications and capability, Madie Hamilton. Test
ALFA: Get to know some of the 2019 MPM participants Meet some of the 2019 ALFA Margin and People Management program participants. Test
NTCA photo competition captures essence of the North The winners of the 2019 NTCA photo competition have been announced. Test
Rain sees EYCI rally to 441.25c The benchmark Eastern Young Cattle Indicator has rebounded to 441.25c a kg on the back of useful rain in NSW and Queensland. Test
Rising champion eyes access Beef Industry Rising Champion Emily Pullen last week travelled to Canberra to get an insight into market access and trade. Test
Uruguayan beef back in Japan after 19-year absence Uruguayan beef has gained re-entry into the Japanese market after a 19-year absence but MLA says Australia shouldn't get too worried. Test
Feed efficiency the next step for Panshanger Designing an efficient, medium-framed cow that deliveries a live calf each year has been a passion for 30 years of Tasmanian cattle breeder, George Mills. Test
Ware resigns from Santa Association Stephen Ware is moving on from the Santa Gertrudis Breeders' (Australia) Association. Test
Brett’s reluctant top heifer sale Brett Linke, Mount Napier, Hamilton quit his entire drop of 150 heifers after serious thinking Test
Casteton plays the team game Casterton has missed the mayhem of the drought and its weaners will be better the ever. Test
Euroa: softer but seasonally satisfactory Euroa demand was softer but satisfactory given the conditions Test
Bright start for Tassie weaners Tasmanian steer weaners make 325 to 365c/kg in the season's opening sale Test
EYCI hits lowest level since April 2015 Rain in north Queensland has failed to stem falls in the EYCI as large numbers of cattle flood the market. Test
Euroa sales almost done Euroa Saleyards are mostly done and dusted for the summer weaner selling period Test
3000 for WVLX weaner feature Since opening 12 months ago WVLX looks forward to its first feature weaner sale Test
Solid result at Wodonga Local northeast hunt smaller Wodonga yarding with a solid unchanged demand Test
US poised for liquidation The Stock Take: Mecardo's Matt Dalgleish crunches the numbers on the US cattle herd. Test
China exports bright spot as beef battles drought, higher yardings Beef sales to China almost eclipsed shipments to the United States in February as overall exports jumped to almost 95,000 tonnes. Test
EYCI hits lowest level since April 2015 Rain in north Queensland has failed to stem falls in the EYCI as large numbers of cattle flood the market. Test
Strong demand for Warrnambool A smaller yarding of Warrnambool store cattle has met stronger demand Test
Medium term projections for cattle look positive Mecardo's Angus Brown looks at the strong relationship between Australian cattle slaughter, the price of beef exported to the United States, and the Eastern Young Cattle Indicator (EYCI). Test
Crunch time looms for NT beef producers Large numbers of cattle are expected to move out of the Northern Territory during March. Test
Beef profits hinge on return to 'normal' seasons Outlook 2019: Australian beef producers are facing some global and seasonal headwinds. Test
China beef imports rise to new heights China's appetite for Australian beef hasn’t waned with the start of a new year, with export figures to the country continuing to surge. Test
Slaughter and prices see-saw PRIME cattle prices dropped again in early trading this week, despite likely future supply restrictions and a rising global market. Test
State-wide rain drives strong Powranna sale Prices have improved significantly at the monthly store cattle sale at Powranna. Test
