Langenhovens expand northern NSW holdings | NQ’s Inkerman Station changes hands for $34m+ | Neighbour pays $22m for Roma finishing country | $9.5m for NSW Western Plains country | NSW National Parks secures Pulgamutie Station..Read More
Beef Central, 22/07/2026
Mingindi’s Inglestone offers scale & flexibility | FNQ carbon & cattle station | Desert Uplands breeder block | Lawrence family’s well regarded Kendah lists..Read More
Property editor Linda Rowley, 22/07/2026
NT’s Blackbull returns to the market | Top End cropping & live export potential | Reduced price for Casino’s Avoca Farms..Read More
Property editor Linda Rowley, 22/07/2026
THE prospect of a shareholder dividend, the future of the mothballed Livingstone meatworks, and sustainability issues have been perennials among shareholders asking questions during AACo’s annual general meetings, and this morning’s 2026 event did not disappoint…Read More
Jon Condon, 22/07/2026
Unlocking “unrealised value” from the existing $5 cattle levy, and not simply changing the levy, is emerging as one of the central themes of the nationwide cattle transaction levy review process currently underway…Read More
James Nason, 22/07/2026
Australia’s largest cattle company has invested in the development of a biodegradable pregnancy prevention implant for female cattle as an alternative to spaying…Read More
Lydia Burton, 22/07/2026
Marble High brings together the combined offering of four of Australia’s leading Fullblood Wagyu seedstock programs: Arubial Wagyu, Sahara Park Wagyu, HP Wagyu and Macquarie Wagyu. Rather than showcasing a single stud, the upcoming Marble High Sale offers commercial and stud breeders the opportunity to access proven genetics from four highly regarded breeding programs in one place…Read More
Sponsored Content, 20/07/2026
A mixed farmer from Moree has been elected as the new president of New South Wales Farmers, succeeding Xavier Martin after four years in the role…Read More
Beef Central, 22/07/2026
Latest figures from the Great Artesian Basin Rehabilitation Program show that 30 bores have been rehabilitated in the 2025-26 financial year, which will deliver an annual saving 4923 megalitres of water…Read More
Beef Central, 22/07/2026
Yearling steers sold to 610c in a slightly reduced 11,100 head yarding at Roma yesterday..Read More
Beef Central, 22/07/2026
This week’s genetics review looks at what we know about British genetics being used in northern programs, particularly where daughters are retained. It works through what the available performance information can and cannot tell a producer about how those daughters will breed under northern conditions…Read More
Genetics editor Alastair Rayner, 21/07/2026
This article describes the limits of visual appraisal, where the eye can pick up a structural problem but we can’t tell how much of it is inherited and how much comes down to nutrition, growth rate or injury. For bull breeders, it means recording structure across the whole calf drop and the reason each bull was culled…Read More
Genetics editor Alastair Rayner, 21/07/2026