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La Nina pushes EYCI even higher

La Nina pushes EYCI even higher

EYCI now at a new record of 1111c

New selection indexes introduced for Angus seedstock cattle

New selection indexes introduced for Angus seedstock cattle

The new selection indexes replace the current Angus Breeding, Domestic, Heavy Grain and Heavy Grass selection indexes, which have been published since 2014.

Quality joined first cross heifer offering

Quality joined first cross heifer offering

The sale will be held this Thursday, December 2, commencing at 11.30am and the Nutrien Livestock South West team has assembled a quality catalogue of joined first cross heifers.

US beef flows to ease but China still firmly in their sights

US beef flows to ease but China still firmly in their sights

Global beef suppliers set to get even tighter, keeping prices high: Rabobank

Ambitious ways pay in climate work

Ambitious ways pay in climate work

Carbon neutral goal, Packhorse appointment and beef farm profits

Steer calves sell to $2448 at Boyanup

Steer calves sell to $2448 at Boyanup

Steer calves dominated the numbers, selling to $2448, just $6 below the top price at the previous sale.

Illegal foetal bovine serum importer charged

Illegal foetal bovine serum importer charged

"Blood products like bovine serum can present a serious biosecurity risk to Australia when illegally imported."

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New home for Tullibardine Murray Grey stud

New home for Tullibardine Murray Grey stud

The Tullibardine Murray Grey stud is one of the oldest in Australia, having been established by Mr Murray's mother Margaret in July 1966 with Angus cows which she used to breed up to purebred.

Sire Shootout bulls average $25,292 in 2021

Sire Shootout bulls average $25,292 in 2021

This year's competition attracted 103 bulls with 84 of them cleared under the hammer at public auctions.

Western Australian Murray Grey cow sells for $18,000 high in Premier event

Western Australian Murray Grey cow sells for $18,000 high in Premier event

Compiling genetics from leading Murray Grey producers from across the country, the Premier Murray Grey sale was hosted online via AuctionsPlus on Saturday.

Wattle Grove Speckle Park to $75,000 world record high

Wattle Grove Speckle Park to $75,000 world record high

Five sales in 12 months culminated in a world record-breaking event today at Oberon for the Humphries family of Wattle Grove Speckle Park.

New Speckle Park world record set as Three Way marks end of an era | Photos

New Speckle Park world record set as Three Way marks end of an era | Photos

The Nundle stud set a new world record for a Speckle Park cow of $70,000 at its stage one dispersal sale.

Kamarah Speckles heifer makes $18,000

Kamarah Speckles heifer makes $18,000

The Howard family could not have foreseen the huge effort, time and dedication required to hold a stud stock cattle sale, but it was all worthwhile when their offering of bulls, females, embryo and semen packages attracted strong buying support in the room and online.

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Finding opportunities in net-zero for dairy

Finding opportunities in net-zero for dairy

Mapping out the areas of greenhouse gas emission impact and opportunity is the key to achieving net-zero emissions on farm, according to a specialist global sustainability consultant.

Dairy should look for export opportunities

Dairy should look for export opportunities

Australian domestic consumption of dairy products was likely to equal its production of milk by 2026, but there are still opportunities for export.

Dairy genomic testing doubles in year

Dairy genomic testing doubles in year

Genomic testing of dairy cows and heifers has doubled in the past 12 months as farmers look to fast-track herd genetic gain and productivity.

Dairy Australia appoints new board directors

Dairy Australia appoints new board directors

Dairy Australia members elected three board directors at the organisation's 2021 annual general meeting held online on Tuesday.

A2 Milk faces second shareholder class action

A2 Milk faces second shareholder class action

A2 Milk faces a second shareholder class action over allegations it misled investors causing them loss.

Certainty and systems underpin business growth for Victorian dairy farm

Certainty and systems underpin business growth for Victorian dairy farm

When it comes to business, Jade Clymo refuses to accept the status quo. Growth has driven the success of his family farm and underpinned his passion for the dairy industry.

Reshape ADF for relevance, departing president says

Reshape ADF for relevance, departing president says

Departing Australian Dairy Farmers president Terry Richardson says the peak dairy body needs to be significantly changed to stay relevant and the states will need to help make it happen.

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