With more than 60pc of known infectious diseases in humans originating from animals and around 75pc of emerging infectious diseases having zoonotic origins, World Zoonoses Day held this week shines a light on the critical need for collaboration…Read More
Beef Central, 08/07/2025
Governments have spent millions of dollars on wild dog fencing around Australia, but has it made a difference? ..Read More
Lydia Burton, 07/07/2025
If you’re managing tired paddocks and wondering how to bring them back to life, research from the long-running Wambiana grazing trial offers some clear answers. It’s not high-tech or expensive — it’s about resting your country or spelling…Read More
Beef Central, 25/06/2025
A flesh-eating parasitic fly is invading North and Central America. The consequences could be severe for the cattle industry, but this parasite is not picky – it will infest a wide range of hosts, including humans and their pets…Read More
Forage oats plantings have been fairly popular in sub-tropical regions of eastern Australia this year following good rain events in February and March in southern Queensland and northern NSW…Read More
James Nason and Eric Barker, 26/06/2025
From complete devastation to the best season in decades – the flood recovery is mixed for the Channel Country. ..Read More
Lydia Burton, 25/06/2025
The Australian Women in Agriculture national conference is back in August, bringing together women to explore leadership, innovation, sustainability, and advocacy. ..Read More
Beef Central, 23/06/2025
Northern Australia’s growing potential to diversify and strengthen cattle operations through integrated feed and fibre production was highlighted during an industry gathering in Katherine yesterday…Read More
Bel Carlson, 20/06/2025
The annual GroWQ Innovation Expo is returning this July, taking participants on farm to showcase new technology. ..Read More
Beef Central, 19/06/2025
With good rain across most of Victoria, farmers may be looking to return stock to paddocks following months of containment feed, but they are being urged to consider the potential impacts of returning stock to deep-rooted perennials too early…Read More
Beef Central, 18/06/2025
DISRUPTIONS to cattle movements and transporters continue despite it being nearly 12 months since Victoria’s fourth largest saleyard closed. The Victoria Livestock Exchange held its last cattle sale at Pakenham..Read More
Lydia Burton, 11/06/2025
Plucking a single tail hair could allow beef producers to quickly and easily identify the most nitrogen-efficient cattle, according to a recent research project that found measuring nitrogen levels in a tail hair sample could identify cattle with superior nitrogen efficiency and better responses to urea supplementation…Read More
Beef Central, 11/06/2025