Cloncurry beef forum hears upbeat price forecasts

Global turmoil and rising costs have not dimmed the outlook for Australian beef, with market experts telling a Cloncurry cattle forum that strong overseas demand and tightening global supplies should underpin stronger returns over the next two to three years…Read More

James Nason, 12/10/2026

“A fitting tribute”: The Luke Bowen Bridge

The Northern Territory Cattlemen’s Association has welcomed the naming today of Tiger Brennan Drive and Berrimah Road overpass in Darwin as the Luke Bowen Bridge, and the unveiling of a memorial plaque at Berrimah Farm..Read More

Beef Central, 12/10/2026

Santa Gertrudis weighs-in with strong message for WA’s Kimberley Pilbara

As northern Australian beef producers weigh up how best to navigate changing market dynamics, Santa Gertrudis breeders are heading to Karratha in northern Western Australia this month with a clear message: market flexibility is becoming increasingly important for long-term profitability…Read More

Sponsored Content, 12/10/2026

Feedgrain Focus: Patchy rain a mixed blessing

Patchy rain is bringing mixed blessings, with a yield top-up, some hay damage in the south, and a slowing of harvest but improved hopes for sorghum planting in the north…Read More

Liz Wells, 12/10/2026

Livestock SA calls for Q Fever vax for livestock workers

South Australia’s peak livestock body has called on the State Government to introduce a targeted subsidy for Q Fever testing and vaccination, warning that cost should not be a barrier to protection for people working with livestock…Read More

Beef Central, 12/10/2026

Solid surge in online young cattle values on lower numbers, rain impact  

Double-digit gains in c/kg value were seen across the board in online young cattle trading on Friday, where smaller offerings and the impact of rain in some southern areas took effect…Read More

Beef Central, 12/10/2026

Wagga sale 12 Oct 2026: Numbers lift after public holiday

Straight-bred cattle were in shorter supply, and all well-bred cattle attracted premium prices from both restockers and feedlot buyers…Read More

Leann Dax, 12/10/2026

Murray Watt’s EPBC announcement raises more questions than answers

Federal environment minister Murray Watt has raised some eyebrows with an announcement that the Government has issued its first ‘environmental protection order’ after it changed laws last year…Read More

Eric Barker, 09/10/2026

Has the $5/hd cattle levy delivered value? What the review committee concluded

Australia’s $5-a-head grassfed cattle transaction levy has delivered value to producers over the past 20 years, but several current programs need stronger justification, the Cattle Transaction Levy Review Committee has concluded…Read More

James Nason, 09/10/2026

Program helping military veterans into a career in agriculture

A new program has been set up to help soldiers transition out of the defence force and into the cattle industry – with a recent pilot program giving them a range of on-the-ground experiences…Read More

Eric Barker, 09/10/2026

Playing with the big boys: Brazil’s beef export push set to intensify competition for Australia

Brazil’s emergence as the world’s largest beef producer and exporter is reshaping global trade flows and intensifying competition in several of Australia’s key export markets, according to a recent report…Read More

Beef Central, 09/10/2026

S6 EP33: What can the beef industry learn from military approach to operations management?

In today’s episode, host Kerry Lonergan sits down with one of the keynote speakers at the recent BeefEx conference –  retired Australian Armed Forces Brigadier, Professor Ian Langford. Prof Langford draws parallels between military leadership and intensive beef production, explaining how discipline, clear objectives, and strong culture drive performance in feedlots, and across the broader beef industry…Read More

Beef Central, 09/10/2026

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