Beef exports are down but Chinese demand continues The Stock Take: Mecardo's Olivia Agar writes about the beef export market. Test
How drought has shifted the goalposts in cattle Early weaning, confinement feeding and timely decisions now far more entrenched in beef production. Test
HerdThat tells northern cattlemen stories Initiative aims to highlight value of northern cattle game. Test
Building the credentials behind beef's stories In a world where provenance and traceability rules, integrity systems are king. Test
Hand me a can of paint, the cattle need to be striped Japanese research finds zebra-like stripes halve the flies landing on cattle. Test
Progress made on red meat MoU recommendations: RMAC RMAC has had another meeting on the MoU recommendations. Test
Beefing up trade strengths via sustainability Initiative to allow producers to measure their practices against sustainability standards. Test
Drought pushes up yarding numbers in Dalby Producers consign cattle from local supply areas as well as far western Queensland as the drought takes another bite. Test
Where was the cattle herd? The small rise in the national cattle hard masks some large changes on a state and regional scale according to Mecardo's Angus Brown. Test
Magic result for KBV at Moura It was a magic result for Stephen Lean and Marty Rowlands of KBV Simmentals at the fifth annual Meldon Park Simmental bull sale at Moura on Monday, selling the sale's top priced bull. Test
DM National Sale hits scorching $100,000 The Droughtmaster National Sale at Gracemere defied the odds delivering a $100,000 top price and blockbuster $9200 average. Test
Woolooga Select Sire sale to $11K Brahman bulls sold to $11,000 at the Woolooga Select Sire sale over the weekend, with an average of $4138 and 72 per cent clearance. Test
DM National Sale hits scorching $100,000 The Droughtmaster National Sale at Gracemere defied the odds delivering a $100,000 top price and blockbuster $9200 average. Test
Where are they now? Australia's most expensive bulls Ever wondered where the industry's big money spinners are now? Test
China our biggest beef buyer China will end up taking around 295-300,000t of our beef for 2019, making it Australia's biggest beef customer by volume. Test
EU parliament votes for US beef deal The deal that sees the US get 35,000t of the EU's annual 45,000t quota of grain-fed beef imports comes into effect in January. Test
Anyone for some artificial muscle? In this week's Over the Hooks column Ken Wilcock takes a deep dive into the murky world of fake meat. Test
Japan parliament approves US trade deal The US-Japan trade deal could come into effect as early as January 1. Test
Don't get caught without a date With the difficult seasonal conditions, it's important not to miss securing a kill before the closure. Test
Where was the cattle herd? The small rise in the national cattle hard masks some large changes on a state and regional scale according to Mecardo's Angus Brown. Test
Big export tonnage on sustained kills China is poised to challenge Japan as our largest beef export market. Test
WA producers destocking cattle While most of the media attention has been on cattle destocking in the Eastern States, WA cattle producers are also now feeling the pinch. Test
