A new discussion paper released on Friday as part of the ongoing cattle transaction levy review provides some early insights into producer feedback received so far through a national online survey, which is still open…Read More
James Nason, 27/07/2026
The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) has announced it will reopen one section of the US-Mexico border to Mexican cattle imports in August, easing a ban imposed in November 2024 in response to the spread of New World screwworm in Mexico…Read More
James Nason, 27/07/2026
Charolais and Charbray cattle breeders from across the world will converge on Brisbane early next month for the World Charolais Congress. The 17-day program, including pre and post tours of stud and commercial breeding operations and feedlots in Queensland, NSW and Victoria, kicks off in Brisbane on 5 August, before taking in the Ekka Charolais judging on Friday 7 August…Read More
Beef Central, 27/07/2026
Independent agents from across Australia who gathered for the recent RMA Network conference in Brisbane raised more than $46,000 during the event’s gala dinner. A total of 15 charity auction items went under the auctioneers’ hammer, raising $46,196 for the Cure for Brain Cancer cause…Read More
Beef Central, 27/07/2026
For Australian beef producers, the pressure to do more with the same land never really goes away. Feed costs, labour constraints, variable seasons – they all push in the same direction. The question is always the same: how do you get more from what you’ve already got?..Read More
Sponsored Content, 27/07/2026
NSW Farmers has warned a feral pig control pilot program for the Walgett region will not achieve coordination success with threats of hefty fines for farmers. ..Read More
Grain prices are continuing their rise, fuelled by the heat in global wheat markets, and by uncertainty from the Australian grower about new-crop production…Read More
Liz Wells, 27/07/2026
Cattle listings eased 6pc this week to 16,247 head, while clearance plunged to 61pc. Lighter steer and heifer weight categories retracted in average, while heavier heifers showed some improvement…Read More
Beef Central, 24/07/2026
Numbers lifted at this morning’s Forbes sale with agents yarding 1946 head, up 30pc on last week. Quality was mixed though there was some good lines of well bred feeder cattle penned along with the secondary types. There was an improved offering of cows and the usual buyers were present and competing in an easier market…Read More
Beef Central, 27/07/2026
The Royal Queensland Show (Ekka) is celebrating its 150th anniversary this year – and one of its longest-standing traditions will take centre stage when Ekka Beef Week kicks off on Monday 3 August. Beef Week isn’t just for exhibitors, it’s a celebration of the entire beef industry, with the opportunity to share knowledge, build connections and strengthen relationships across all sectors of the supply chain…Read More
Beef Central, 23/07/2026
Every spring, commercial cattle producers have hundreds of Angus bulls to choose from when looking for replacements. Finding one that combines structural integrity, proven commercial performance and genuine value is another matter. The Glenisa breeding objective has been simply to make commercial producers more profitable…Read More
Sponsored Content, 27/07/2026
About 40 Australian beef industry stakeholders with an interest in Wagyu cattle and beef production will depart next August on a 12-day AWA study tour designed to further knowledge and understanding of the Japanese Wagyu supply chain – from genetics to breeding, feeding, processing, and consumer applications in Japan’s retail and food service markets. Limited tickets remain to join the tour…Read More
Beef Central, 24/07/2026