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Dramatic falls in Aussie export trimmings values, as Trump’s Brazil tariff impact sinks in

Australian export lean trimmings prices have come under considerable pressure over the past few days, as the wash-out of the US decision to allow 300,000 tonnes of Brazilian trimmings into the country in coming months, tariff free, starts to take real effect…Read More

Jon Condon, 03/09/2026

Animal activist funding surpasses $1 billion as groups increase coordination

The Animal Agriculture Alliance has updated two flagship reports showing the continued growth in financial resources, increased coordination around federal policy and ongoing extremist activity targeting the food supply chain…Read More

Beef Central, 03/09/2026

Podcast: Tale of two seasons | Brahman gamechanger | The conflicting cattle markets

In this episode: Lydia Burton unpacks the tale of two seasons with an agent in the south and producer in the north; Jon Condon talks about the looming EU deforestation legislation and Brahman breeder Sandy McCartney explains the gamechanger for his cattle’s performance…Read More

Eric Barker and Lydia Burton, 03/09/2026

Australian meat judging team expands as top six too tough to split

Six university students have been selected to represent Australia on the national meat judging team to tour the United States next year…Read More

Beef Central, 03/09/2026

Tassie farmers welcome tougher armed trespass penalties

Following sustained advocacy Tasmania’s peak body for farmers has welcomed stronger penalties for people carrying a firearm when trespassing on rural properties…Read More

Beef Central, 03/09/2026

NSW yard wins combined feedlot community campdraft

Dust, determination, and camaraderie took centre stage on Saturday, 30 August, as the second annual JBS Combined Feedlot Community Campdraft brought together feedlot teams, industry partners, and local supporters for an exciting weekend in Dalby…Read More

Beef Central, 03/09/2026

5500 Dorper sheep valued at $1.7m stolen from Blackall property

Queensland’s Rural and Stock Crime Squad are appealing for public assistance following the theft of about 5500 Dorper sheep from a property outside Blackall. ..Read More

Beef Central, 02/09/2026

The protein gap: CSIRO highlights the importance of protein during menopause

New analysis from CSIRO has identified a protein gap among women aged 40-55, with survey data showing weight gain is commonly reported by women in this typical menopausal transition age. The findings highlighted that eating less is not always the answer to midlife weight gain and that many women 40-55 may not be eating enough protein at this stage of life…Read More

Beef Central, 02/09/2026

China red meat delegation completes landmark WA industry tour

A delegation of Chinese red meat industry leaders has completed a landmark tour of Australia’s livestock and processing sector, strengthening industry ties and advancing cooperation between Australia’s and China’s cattle and red meat industries…Read More

Beef Central, 02/09/2026

Mixed start to spring with record winter rainfall in some areas, drought in others

Much of the country is starting spring in a strong position, with winter delivering above average rainfall for large areas. ..Read More

Lydia Burton, 01/09/2026

CSIRO study finds refuge mounds have potential to save thousands of cattle during floods

A CSIRO study has found flood refuge mounds help livestock find safety during major floods, potentially saving thousands of cattle and protecting producers’ livelihood…Read More

Beef Central, 01/09/2026

Register interest for the Great Outback Cattle Drive

The Outback Queensland Cattle Drive is a BeefBank initiative, which gives people from across Australia the chance to ‘buy a saddle’ and go on the ride of their lives. The organisers are calling for anyone interested to register their interest…Read More

Beef Central, 01/09/2026

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