James Nason

DEBATE over whether Australia is entering a herd rebuilding cycle was a major talking point among producers at last week's Australian Wagyu Association conference in Brisbane.

EARLY findings from a major transport trial are showing encouraging signs that cattle transported long-distance by rail can be integrated into the Meat Standards Australia (MSA) model.

A FEW weeks ago Beef Central drew attention to several practical ways artificial intelligence is emerging in cattle production and industry research.

MORE cattle from the Northern Territory are beginning to move as one of the most active wet seasons in memory gives way to the northern dry season.

Lincoln and Lisa Job with Jacob following an Australian Under 20s match against Fiji Under 20s before departing for the Under 20 Rugby Championship Tournament now underway in South Africa.

(Left to right) Panel moderator Rob Hart, RPCQ Vice-President; Stewart Morland, IOR; Jared Seiler, LRTAQ and Josh McGregor, McGregor Gourlay. Picture: Rural Press Club of Queensland

The challenges ahead for Australia's fuel and fertiliser supply were laid out in stark detail at a Rural Press Club of Queensland (RPCQ) lunch last Friday, where three industry leaders delivered plain-spoken, hard-hitting assessments of the pressures building across the ag sector...Read More

THE rise to head stockman or woman can be a challenging leadership transition, but one that the doesn't always come with clear guidance on how to do it well.

ELEVEN livestock vessels have been sold to Heytesbury in a significant transaction that places a major part of Australia's live export supply chain into Australian hands.

It has now been almost 12 months since the Australian red meat industry confirmed it was walking away from its target of achieving carbon neutrality by 2030, first announced at a Meat & Livestock Australia AGM in 2017.