How media often gets it wrong on livestock emissions

In 2023, media articles said a newly-launched United Nations publication was encouraging people to change their diets away from meat —but that’s not what the report said, a leading livestock and climate authority told the World Angus Forum in Brisbane this week. ..Read More

James Nason, 08/05/2025

Crossbred Wagyu entry tops Brisbane branded beef competition

A crossbred Wagyu entry displaying abundant marbling and exceptional eating quality has claimed the Royal Queensland Show 2025 branded beef competition.    ..Read More

Beef Central, 08/05/2025

Feedlot trial a brush with success

Feedlot cattle with access to grooming brushes are generally more content, sociable and have less stress, according to recent research out of Murdoch University’s Centre for Animal Production and Health. ..Read More

Beef Central, 08/05/2025

Dalby sale 7 May 2025: Cheaper trend hits market

The nationwide cheaper trend continued in Dalby, except for light weight yearling steers and heifers returning to the paddock. ..Read More

Beef Central, 08/05/2025

The next thing I knew, I hit the lines’: Chopper pilot survives remote crash with help of RFDS

After hitting power lines mid-air, pilot Frank Hoare’s survival relied on fast action and the Flying Doctor’s lifesaving arrival…Read More

Beef Central, 08/05/2025

Killain Angus reflects on years of genetic progress with hormone-free IVF

As the Australian beef industry welcomes the world for the prestigious World Angus Forum this week, Killain Angus in Tamworth NSW, stands out for both its deep-rooted heritage and forward-thinking approach to breeding. The benefits of Vytelle’s hormone-free approach to IVF have been transformative for the stud’s breeding program…Read More

Sponsored Content, 05/05/2025

Value-Based Marketing era will depend on industry ‘win-win’ mentality

The red meat industry’s move into full-blown Value Based Marketing will depend on the a ‘win-win’ approach among processors and cattle producers, delegates attending the World Angus Forum being staged in Brisbane this morning was told…Read More

Jon Condon, 07/05/2025

Weekly property review: Recently completed sales

Yarrowitch’s Jamberoo passes in at auction | CQ’s McKeering family secures Malanbar | Winton block exceeds expectations | Grimwade & Gordon holding placed under contract | Qld producer secures Tamworth’s versatile Bywondah | Holbrook family secures historic New England grazing..Read More

Property editor Linda Rowley, 07/05/2025

Movement at the Station: Properties for sale in Qld and WA

Douglas family sells exclusion fenced Myrtlemount | Kambingila Pastoral sells a second property | Qld & NT interest in Roma’s Amby Hills | Proven calf factory in SW Qld | Offers above $16m for Kimberley’s Country Downs..Read More

Property editor Linda Rowley, 07/05/2025

Movement at the Station: Recent property listings in NSW, ACT and SA

Griffins list historic ACT sheep station | $20m anticipated for Southern Tablelands asset | Highly regarded western division grazing | Coventry family seeking $16.5m for Abberley | McBrides offload Kangaroo Island’s Calana..Read More

Property editor Linda Rowley, 07/05/2025

Domestic wholesale beef market: High prices meet softening pre-winter demand – something’s gotta give

Domestic red meat wholesalers are facing challenges in the post-Federal Election period, with high commodity prices at a time when pre-winter beef demand is in seasonal decline…Read More

Jon Condon, 07/05/2025

Regional cattle markets wrap: Are we heading for a market reset?

Looking at Australia’s near-record April beef export figures you could be forgiven for thinking that the market for Australian beef and cattle is looking rosy, but there are some worrying signs that we could be heading for some sort of reset…Read More

Richard Koch, Elders analyst, 07/05/2025

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