Earmarking of cattle and sheep and branding of cattle becomes optional in Western Australia from 1 January 2022…Read More
Beef Central, 09/12/2021
The NT Cattlemen’s Association (NTCA) has welcomed the Australian Government’s announcement to extend the $100 million On-Farm Emergency Water Infrastructure Rebate Scheme…Read More
Beef Central, 07/12/2021
Dectomax V® is Australia’s first dual active injectable drench for cattle. It harnesses the trusted power of Dectomax, with the added strength of levamisole, in a single injection……Read More
Beef Central, 07/12/2021
Beef and dairy producers can now get better performance from their drench – a drench that combines two powerful actives with different modes of action, ensures an effective kill…
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Dectomax V achieved 99.8% efficacy across all field studies to deliver proven results. Thirteen separate studies were conducted…
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Dectomax V is ideal for weaners, growing cattle and so many production systems. The high prevalence of anthelmintic resistance…
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A new research project in Central Qld is examining methane-reducing compounds and how they can be effectively distributed to grazing cattle using water medication systems…Read More
Large parts of the country are in for a long buffalo fly season, with the pests already being spotted in southern and northern parts of Australia. The high demand for chemical treatments have coincided with shipping problems across the world…Read More
Eric Barker, 17/11/2021
Months of talks about reducing emissions and carbon trading has fuelled significant interest in soil carbon farming…Read More
Eric Barker, 15/11/2021
The Netherlands-based manufacturer of methane-inhibiting livestock feed additive Bovaer has announced plans during the COP26 gatherings in Scotland to greatly expand its manufacturing capacity. ..Read More
Beef Central, 11/11/2021
Silage stockpiles across the eastern states have seen a remarkable turnaround in the past two years, with widespread rain delivering another season of good crops…Read More
Eric Barker, 09/11/2021
International research has revealed rising atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) levels have increased the toxicity of parthenium weed, which may also have contributed to the spread of the invasive weed in Australia, Africa and Asia…Read More
Beef Central, 08/11/2021