Feeder cattle market: Grids covered in red as Angus spread narrows

Feeder cattle prices are facing some downward pressure as numbers start to come forward in the south and the north waits for some early rain…Read More

Eric Barker, 28/09/2026

BeefEx 2026: Envisioning the feedlot of 2040

What will an Australian feedlot look like in 2040? That question was posed to attendees during one of the most thought-provoking sessions at BeefEx 2026…Read More

Finn Pickering, 28/09/2026

Feedback from cattle levy review consultation meetings released

The Cattle Transaction Levy Review Committee has released a summary of feedback from its consultation on the Cattle Transaction Levy, with more than 1000 responses and attendances recorded across producer surveys, regional face-to-face sessions and written submissions…Read More

Beef Central, 27/09/2026

New January 1 EU deforestation regulations launch looks set in stone

A recent webinar for Australian stakeholders stepped through the requirements to export a range of commodities into the European Union from 2027, under the new EU Deforestation Regulation. The workshop appears to have removed any doubt that the new EUDR regulations will in fact go ahead as planned from 1 January, after a series of lengthy postponements…Read More

Jon Condon, 28/09/2026

Feedgrain Focus: North gets nervous over freight, dry

A shrinking production outlook and expensive fuel have seen northern values jump this week, but southern prices have dropped in response to consolidating crop prospects and softer global wheat values…Read More

Liz Wells, 28/09/2026

Fitbit-style sensor technology sheds light on calf loss

Researchers are using technology similar to the Fitbit used in human health and wellbeing, to better understand how cows care for their calves and uncover new ways to address calf loss in northern Australia’s beef industry…Read More

Beef Central, 28/09/2026

Wagga sale 28 September 2026: Vendors reduce offering to 3400, on back of cheaper markets

Numbers fell significantly at Wagga this morning in respone to cheaper markets last week, with producers opting to hold cattle for weight gain due to the abundance of feed across most of the supply area…Read More

Leann Dax, 28/09/2026

Market Check launches first-of-its-kind grain marketing academy for growers and agribusiness

Grain marketing advisory firm Market Check has launched a new education platform aimed at demystifying grain markets for anyone involved in the ag industry, from growers through to bankers, agronomists, feedlotters and graduates just starting out in agribusiness…Read More

Sponsored Content, 21/09/2026

Red ink eveywhere in dry-weather impacted 16914 head AuctionsPlus offering

Dry weather in many cattle producing areas and a pessimistic BOM forecast continued to drive prices lower in AuctionsPlus online trading this week…Read More

Beef Central, 25/09/2026

Innovation packed into massive new 200,000 head Nebraska feedyard

Imagine a 200,000 head cattle feedyard processing more than 500,000t of corn each year, where the heavily-automated feedmill is manned by just a single employee. It sounds like a piece of fiction speculating about the grainfed industry’s distant future, but in reality its already exists, on the sweeping plains of Nebraska in the US, as explained by project co-founder Kee Jim…Read More

Jon Condon, 25/09/2026

Christopher Pyne’s two tried and true methods for surviving a crisis

‘Complacency is poison’: the beef industry has a good story to tell, invest in that reputation and get out there and sell it, former Federal minister Chris Pyne tells BeefEx 2026. ..Read More

Lydia Burton, 25/09/2026

BeefEx 2026: The serious worry Canberra is struggling to understand

Feedlot operators received the shock their lives earlier this year, when the Strait of Hormuz was shut and fuel distributors told them they were unable to fill their tanks…Read More

Eric Barker, 25/09/2026

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