James Nason is a journalist for Beef Central, focusing on local news and issues in the Australian beef industry. With a strong background in agricultural reporting, James covers topics such as livestock markets, farming practices, climate change, and industry regulations. His articles provide valuable insights and analysis for those involved in the beef industry and related sectors.
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James Nason's coverage predominantly focuses on local Australian agriculture and farming, particularly in the livestock sector. He frequently cites data and government announcements, indicating a preference for fact-based reporting and official statements.
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By: James Nason
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has been called to explain comments last night in which he appeared to denigrate the entire live export sector in front of more than 500 agricultural industry stakeholders, and to recognise the importance of agricutlure to Australia's crucial relationship with Indonesia and it's new incoming President...Read More
A SPATE of animal activist-operated drone flights over feedlots in Queensland has left family operators, owners and employees on edge and questioning the legality of aerial spying activity.
Nationals Leader David Littleproud with industry leaders and “Keep the Sheep” advocates at Parliament House in Canberra.
Allan Parker addressing the 2024 Willmott Field Day earlier this year.
RISING stress levels across rural Australia has prompted neuroscientist Allan Parker to do something about starting “a very large mass conversation” right up the eastern seaboard coast of Australia...Read More
Export feeder steer prices have firmed slightly in August, as the trade sails into a quieter period with supply and demand in relative balance following a busier first half of 2024.
While Australia's beef industry has been debating how deforestation should be defined in Australia, conservation groups have claimed a major victory by influencing one of the industry’s single largest customers to commit to buying only “deforestation free” beef by the end of 2025...Read More
By: James Nason
THE chair of Australian livestock shipping company Wellard has urged livestock industry participants to actively stand up for the live cattle trade, which he says is now only “one catalyst” away from the same outcome as the live sheep export trade.
CHAIR of Australian livestock shipping company Wellard has urged livestock industry participants to actively stand up for the live cattle trade, which he says is now only “one catalyst” away from the same outcome as the live sheep export trade...Read More
HAD he not joined the family business, you get the impression Murray Olsson would have made a handy scientist or engineer or detective.
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