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Beef NewLivestock Auctions

Sale average hits new $1817 record

Sale average hits new $1817 record

Following Nutrien Livestock's record breaking dairy store sale the previous week, the second leg of the two-day June Special store sales saw the strongest market at Boyanup this selling season and capped off an outstanding month for the company at the venue.

Livestock producers don't own the word 'beef' and 'meat', say academics

Livestock producers don't own the word 'beef' and 'meat', say academics

'You can't pin language down like that': Linguistics expert

Plant-based foods seek to shift the 'us and them' mentality

Plant-based foods seek to shift the 'us and them' mentality

New representative group for alternative proteins on senate inquiry into labelling

Four new traits targeted in Angus research breeding values

Four new traits targeted in Angus research breeding values

Mature cow body composition, immune competence and tropical adaption under the spotlight

Senate inquiry to be held into fake meat labelling

Senate inquiry to be held into fake meat labelling

Senator Susan McDonald launches probe into vegan food tagged meat

Red meat eyes off Brits' taste for quality

Red meat eyes off Brits' taste for quality

A-UK FTA a 'quality outcome with a long-term partner', say beef, sheep leaders

Demand for cattle goes through the roof

Demand for cattle goes through the roof

EYCI breaks record twice in past week to sit at 911c/kg today.

Studstock NewLivestock Auctions

Elite Wagyus top $65,000

Elite Wagyus top $65,000

Wagyu genetics topped $65,000 at the Elite sale, held during the WagyuEdge Conference on the Gold Coast.

Stud showcase ready to shine

Stud showcase ready to shine

The cattle are ready, boots are polished and all that's left to do now is load the truck.

Mayura heifer sells to $160k, semen breaks record

Mayura heifer sells to $160k, semen breaks record

AFTER setting a world record with its inaugural online sale last year, Wagyu-stud Mayura has lifted the bar even higher

Sire Shootout nominations open May 20

Sire Shootout nominations open May 20

The 2021 event will boast a prize pool of more than $15,000.

Flares ignite prices at Palgrove female sale

Flares ignite prices at Palgrove female sale

The sale marked the second time in a decade Palgrove has offered female genetics.

Naracoopa bull hits $17,000 high

Naracoopa bull hits $17,000 high

Demand was high & buyers weren't afraid to bid up

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Dairy

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Young mum wants to empower others in ag

Young mum wants to empower others in ag

Young mum wants to empower others in ag

Bulla head defends early opening

Bulla head defends early opening

No regrets for Bulla Dairy Foods chief executive.

Saputo lifts its opening price

Saputo lifts its opening price

Saputo has lifted its 2021/22 opening price to $6.85 a kilogram milk solids, up 20 cents/kg MS on the price it announced on Tuesday.

Fonterra lifts opening price

Fonterra lifts opening price

Fonterra has lifted its 2021/22 opening price to $6.85 a kilogram milk solids, up 30 cents/kg MS.

Dairy beef forum focus

Dairy beef forum focus

The Australian dairy industry has long been grappling with the management of calves not required as replacement milking females; these include bull calves and surplus heifers.

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.

Warning to seek advice on carbon credits

Warning to seek advice on carbon credits

"We are starting to see private businesses offering carbon credit & regenerative agriculture services."

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Cattle exports on growth trajectory

Cattle exports on growth trajectory

In its Global Beef Industry and Trade report released in February this year, Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) said the long-term outlook for global beef consumption was largely positive.