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Rabobank is reporting that good seasonal conditions are buoying producer confidence, underpinning steady prices in the face of som...
The strong start to 2024 continues for Aussie beef exports registering the best trade outcome for February since 2019.
There was 31,052 tonnes of Aussie lamb product exported during February 2024, pushing the current month to a new February record. ...
Rabobank says restocker cattle throughput has been high but good seasonal conditions have kept producers in the market and happy to be spending.
February was a record for cattle exports with America up a whopping 83% over this time last year.
February was a record for lamb exports and is a third higher than the five year average. All top four trade destinations are at above average demand.
Discover the surprising statistics behind the failures of succession plans and gain crucial insights into the key factors essential for securing your family's future success. Featuring Ruth Corrigan, a seasoned 5th Generation Beef Producer, and Jeremy Hutchings, the distinguished Head Coach and Managing Director of Farm Owners Academy.
Australia’s farm, fisheries and forestry sectors are set to rebound in 2024-25, with the gross value expected to be the third highest on record, all while exports are forecast to decline.
Banquet Tom Cruise T220 fetches $230,000 online - in what is believed to be a Victorian bull vendor record.
Robert Mackenzie's is focusing on maternal traits to breed a low carbon animal. He explains his vision and how Macka's Angus will get there.
After three years of consecutive growth, the Australian sheep flock is set to decrease by 2.9% to 76,500,000 in 2024, according to the latest Sheep Industry Projections from Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA).  
Australia’s cattle herd has entered a maintenance phase underpinned by above-average female retention according to Meat & Livestock Australia’s (MLA) Cattle Industry Projections released today. 

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