James Nason is a journalist at Beef Central. He focuses on agriculture and farming, with a keen interest in sustainable practices, climate policy, and the food industry. His work has been featured in Sheep Central, Grain Central, and Beef Central, highlighting his commitment to reporting on vital issues in food production and supply chain logistics.
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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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UNCERTAINTY created by the Albanese Government's introduction of Federal environmental laws over the top of State-based legislation has emerged as
By: James Nason
Callan, Simon and Myriam Daley and Gemma and Ben Noller from Palgrove Charolais. JUST like high-performing genetics, you can't fake genuine, heartfelt elation.
One month into a nationwide series of producer meetings, some clear messages are emerging about the future of the cattle transaction levy, with major reform for the first time in two decades potentially on the table...Read More
During the Ekka last week, Beef Central asked several people close to the northern live cattle trade – Australian exporters, northern producers and
By: James Nason
Two weeks after activist groups launched billboard campaigns in South Korea accusing Australian beef production of destroying the Great Barrier Reef, two official reef health reports have documented rebounding coral cover and improved water quality across the iconic ecosystem...Read More
A LONG-ESTABLISHED Queensland stud is trialling a novel selling method for its 2026 bull sale, in which it will conduct the entire sale over a 24-hour period through its own self-developed online bidding platform.
Hamish McIntyre, National Farmers Federation President. THE latest Australian business data has delivered contrasting signals for
By: James Nason
For the Dearden and Durack families buying an established feedlot near Roma four years ago offered a pathway to reducing market volatility, capturing more value and building a more integrated family farming business...Read More
By: James Nason
Herding cattle in Mexico. Image: Shutterstock A PARTIAL reopening of the United States border to Mexican cattle is on track to commence
FORMER Federal Agriculture Minister David Littleproud has urged the cattle industry to revisit an opt-in or opt-out membership model developed before
