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TODAY'S NEWS | MOST POPULAR


News

WHAT CAN BE LEARNED FROM A BIODIVERSITY OFFSET THE COFFEYS WALKED AWAY FROM?

As the Federal Government looks to make a market for biodiversity, some
well-known Central Queensland graziers are hoping it can learn from a previous
experience they had, which saw them walk away from a multi-million-dollar
deal…Read More

1
Eric Barker, 09/06/2023

News

WORLD’S BIGGEST FARM-ASSURED GRASSFED BRAND PROGRAM CELEBRATES TEN YEAR
MILESTONE + PICTURES

JBS Australia’s Great Southern branded beef and lamb programs – the world’s
largest farm-assured grassfed premium meat protein program – is marking ten
years of success with an industry event in Melbourne today. More than 550
livestock suppliers from four states, plus food service and retail customers and
other stakeholders gathered for the event…Read More

Jon Condon, 09/06/2023

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News

EU TRADE DEAL TALKS STALL IN BELGIUM

Media reports emanating from Trade Minister Don Farrell’s visit to Belgium this
week suggest negotiations to secure an Australia-EU trade agreement negotiations
have stalled rather than sped up, despite earlier optimism from senior trade
figures of an outcome during the European summer…Read More

James Nason, 09/06/2023

The Weekly Grill

S3 EP18: CATTLE MARKET UPDATE, WITH CHRIS HOWIE & MATT DALGLEISH

Australian young cattle and slaughter cattle prices have continued to descend
during the first half of 2023. In this week’s Weekly Grill podcast, regular
market commentators Chris Howie and Matt Dalgleish respond to the question: are
we near the bottom of the price cycle? ..Read More

Beef Central, 09/06/2023

News

CLOSURE OF CAPE YORK BIOSECURITY CENTRE LEAVES AUSTRALIA EXPOSED: AGFORCE

A Queensland Government move to close Cape York Biosecurity Centre will leave
Australia exposed to a potentially “catastrophic” risk of disease, farm group
AgForce has warned…Read More

Beef Central, 09/06/2023

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Carbon

OPINION: THE CARBON DIOXIDE ‘PROBLEM’ WILL BE GONE IN TEN YEARS

The green policy is illogically limiting the amount of food available to
civilisation in an environmentally destructive way, and the mathematics of their
policies are even more concerning, NSW cattle producer George King writes in
this contributed opinion piece. ..Read More

1
George King, 09/06/2023

Recruitment

RECRUITMENT: SEVEN WAYS TO BUILD EMPLOYEE COMMITMENT

A recent business survey suggests 65pc of Australian companies find retaining
talent is a major issue for them, and half are considering offering more
generous compensation packages next year to keep employees on board. While money
certainly plays a part in building employee loyalty, it’s clearly not the only
motivating factor.

..Read More

Beef Central, 09/06/2023

Markets

DUBBO SALE 8 JUNE 2023: MIXED QUALITY IN 2354 HEAD YARDING

Despite the wet morning young cattle to the restockers were 20c to 30c cheaper
with the young steers selling from 150c to 380c while the young restocker
heifers sold from 175c to 356c/kg…Read More

David Monk, 09/06/2023

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Property

WEEKLY PROPERTY REVIEW – CARBON NOT ADDING SALES VALUE IN NSW’S WESTERN DIVISION

1
Property editor Linda Rowley, 08/06/2023

News

AUSTRALIAN BEEF SECTOR MAKING STRONG PROGRESS TOWARD SUSTAINABILITY GOALS

2
Jon Condon, 08/06/2023

Live Export

SE ASIA REPORT: BUILD UP TO QURBAN, LIVE EXPORT TRADE REMAINS SLOW

1
Dr Michael Patching, 08/06/2023

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News

UK FARM GROUP USES ANIMAL ACTIVIST FOOTAGE TO RAIL AGAINST FTA

Eric Barker, 08/06/2023

News

WA PRODUCER AWARDED $500K COLES GRANT FOR COMPOSTING/EMISSIONS REDUCTION

Beef Central, 08/06/2023

News

AG GROUPS CALL FOR MORE WORKERS AS GDP GROWTH SLOWS

Beef Central, 08/06/2023

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Markets

CHRIS HOWIE: A GOOD TIME TO UNDERSTAND THE EMOTIONAL CYCLE OF LIVESTOCK PRICES

Negativity breeds more negativity and taking the time to understand the natural
flow of the supply and demand cycle may help some of you in the future with
planning, taking opportunities and how you view what is happening…Read More

2
Chris Howie , 06/06/2023

Property

LAND PORTFOLIO OF 43,000HA ACROSS TWO STATES HOPES FOR $400M

An institutional grade portfolio spanning close to 43,000 hectares across two
states has hit the market with expectations of $400m…Read More

Linda Rowley, 06/06/2023

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Trade

AUSTRALIA’S MAY BEEF EXPORTS SURGE, IN LINE WITH HIGHER PRODUCTION

Australian beef exports surged sharply during May, in line with higher levels of
production across the eastern states and growing overseas demand…Read More

1
Jon Condon, 05/06/2023

News

SUCCESSFUL LONGREACH AG COLLEGE PURCHASERS NAMED, TRAINING FUTURE UNKNOWN

The Queensland Government has named the successful tenderers for the former
Longreach Pastoral College, with three producers from the local area making the
purchases…Read More

1
Eric Barker, 06/06/2023

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News

LEADING CELL-BASED MEAT EXPERT SPEAKS ON RECENT STUDY ON ITS ENVIRONMENTAL
IMPACT

A fresh study on the environmental impacts of lab-grown meat has led an
internationally recognised expert on the future of cell-based protein, Professor
Paul Wood, AO, to confirm the economics of producing lab-grown meat at scale
“just won’t work” and will be less sustainable than traditional red meat
production systems…Read More

1
Beef Central, 06/06/2023

News

UK FARM GROUP USES ANIMAL ACTIVIST FOOTAGE TO RAIL AGAINST FTA

A British farming group has used an old animal activist video to try to
discredit the Australian beef industry’s animal welfare credentials as it voices
its opposition to the recently completed Australia-United Kingdom Free Trade
Agreement…Read More

Eric Barker, 08/06/2023

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News

ELDERS CEO MARK ALLISON DITCHES RETIREMENT PLANS, BASE PAY UP TO $1.5M

Elders has announced Mark Allison will stay on as the managing director and
chief executive officer of the company after announcing his plans to retire in
November last year…Read More

Beef Central, 05/06/2023

News

CAMELS CAN INTEGRATE WELL WITH CATTLE AND HELP CONTROL WEEDS, STUDY

A natural resource management group in Western Queensland has been looking into
the viability of using camels to control one of the area’s most prolific
weeds…Read More

Beef Central, 05/06/2023

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News

LIVESTOCK TRANSPORTERS TO LAUNCH EFFLUENT CODE AWARENESS CAMPAIGN

The Australian Livestock and Rural Transporters Association (ALRTA), together
with the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR), will launch a campaign to
promote a registered code of practice – Managing effluent in the livestock
supply chain, also known as the Effluent Code, in Toowoomba on Friday 23 June
2023…Read More

Beef Central, 05/06/2023

News

THE SMALL BUT INCREASINGLY POPULAR PIECE OF EQUIPMENT AT FARMFEST

Elders’ FarmFest is known for one of the biggest shows of big equipment in the
country, but a smaller contraption is becoming increasingly popular in the field
of vendors – security cameras…Read More

1
Eric Barker, 07/06/2023





INDUSTRY DASHBOARD

CARBON TRADING MARKET

Aust. Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs) - $/tonne of CO2 equiv.

TODAY

34.75
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Source: Jarden

$A / $US

Updated 7am daily

TODAY

0.6716
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Source: NAB

ASX MARKET INDEX

09 Jun 2023 (updated 10am daily)

Company Price Trending Elders $8.96 Australian Agricultural Co $1.52 Graincorp
$7.29 Ridley $2.12 Woolworths $36.64 Wellard $0.06

Source: ASX

CARBON TRADING MARKET

Aust. Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs) - $/tonne of CO2 equiv.

TODAY

34.75
Created with Highcharts 3.0.10202220232030405060
Source: Jarden

$A / $US

Updated 7am daily

TODAY

0.6716
Created with Highcharts 3.0.10202220230.60.650.70.750.8
Source: NAB

ASX MARKET INDEX

09 Jun 2023 (updated 10am daily)

Company Price Trending Elders $8.96 Australian Agricultural Co $1.52 Graincorp
$7.29 Ridley $2.12 Woolworths $36.64 Wellard $0.06

Source: ASX

BEEF KILL

Eastern States, weekly

LAST WEEK

119551
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Source: MLA's NLRS

EYCI

Eastern Young Cattle Indicator, c/kg

TODAY

685
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Source: MLA's NLRS

90CL COW

Imported 90CL cow beef price. Landed US, Ac/kg CIF

TODAY

827
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Source: Steiner Consulting, MLA

LIVE EXPORT

Live export feeder steer prices ex Darwin (c/kg liveweight)

TODAY

360
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Source: Trade contacts

SOI

Southern Oscillation Index (SOI)



TODAY

-17.22
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Source: Australian Bureau of Meteorology

FEEDER STEER

NLRS-reported yards (feedlot buyers only); 0-600kg, 0-2T, c/kg LW

TODAY

356
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Source: Feeder Steer

Optimise herd health, production, and fertility. Save substantial time and
money.

Click here to learn more




WHAT READERS ARE SAYING

Cattle Australia director spotlight: James Bowie   

Well done to Jamie Bowie on election to Cattle Australia board . WA beef
industry looks forward to his part in managing the great and diverse Australian
beef industry....

David Stanley Lovelock
More
Why some of the largest and healthiest koala populations are found in cattle
grazing areas

I wanted to support your comments about the co benefits of running livestock
Cattle and Goats in the same area as the Koalas. We have a Land for Wildlife....

Peter Ramsey
More
Why the livex class action payments are taking so long

We haven't been able to get an Indonesian License to Export Cattle for the Reid
River Registered Establishment in Townsville since its inception in 2019. State
of the....

Kylie Dowling
More
Bright ideas and infectious enthusiasm evident as Beef Connections program
participants get started

Well done to the mentors and mentees in this faboulous initiative. The
connections made during this program will serve you well as they have served me
over the past....

Bede Mcalpin
More


NEWS

WHAT CAN BE LEARNED FROM A BIODIVERSITY OFFSET THE COFFEYS WALKED AWAY FROM?

As the Federal Government looks to make a market for biodiversity, some
well-known Central Queensland graziers are hoping it can learn from a previous
experience they had, which saw them walk away from a multi-million-dollar
deal…Read More

Eric Barker, 09/06/2023

WORLD’S BIGGEST FARM-ASSURED GRASSFED BRAND PROGRAM CELEBRATES TEN YEAR
MILESTONE + PICTURES

JBS Australia’s Great Southern branded beef and lamb programs – the world’s
largest farm-assured grassfed premium meat protein program – is marking ten
years of success with an industry event in Melbourne today. More than 550
livestock suppliers from four states, plus food service and retail customers and
other stakeholders gathered for the event…Read More

Jon Condon, 09/06/2023

EU TRADE DEAL TALKS STALL IN BELGIUM

Media reports emanating from Trade Minister Don Farrell’s visit to Belgium this
week suggest negotiations to secure an Australia-EU trade agreement negotiations
have stalled rather than sped up, despite earlier optimism from senior trade
figures of an outcome during the European summer…Read More

James Nason, 09/06/2023

CLOSURE OF CAPE YORK BIOSECURITY CENTRE LEAVES AUSTRALIA EXPOSED: AGFORCE

A Queensland Government move to close Cape York Biosecurity Centre will leave
Australia exposed to a potentially “catastrophic” risk of disease, farm group
AgForce has warned…Read More

Beef Central, 09/06/2023


MARKETS

DUBBO SALE 8 JUNE 2023: MIXED QUALITY IN 2354 HEAD YARDING

Despite the wet morning young cattle to the restockers were 20c to 30c cheaper
with the young steers selling from 150c to 380c while the young restocker
heifers sold from 175c to 356c/kg…Read More

David Monk, 09/06/2023

DALBY SALE 7 JUNE 2023: QUALITY DROP REFLECTED IN PRICES

Light weight steers returning to the paddock averaged 8c/kg less. Yearling
steers to feed lost 10c to 20c/kg however some of the reduction in price was due
to the quality penned…Read More

Trevor Hess, NLRS, 08/06/2023

ROMA SALE 6 JUNE 2023: FEEDER STEERS AV 281C

Weaner steers under 200kg topped at 392c/kg and averaged 349c/kg, weaner steers
in the 200-280kg range reached 402c/kg and averaged 347c/kg…Read More

Beef Central, 07/06/2023

CHRIS HOWIE: A GOOD TIME TO UNDERSTAND THE EMOTIONAL CYCLE OF LIVESTOCK PRICES

Negativity breeds more negativity and taking the time to understand the natural
flow of the supply and demand cycle may help some of you in the future with
planning, taking opportunities and how you view what is happening…Read More

Chris Howie , 06/06/2023


SPONSORED CONTENT

HOW SATELLITE CONNECTIVITY IS DELIVERING INNOVATION + VIDEO

As the region’s leading rural, remote and critical communications provider, we
at Pivotel are pleased to see that the agritech evolution is gaining momentum,
with more primary producers than ever..Read More

Sponsored Content, 15/05/2023

HOW MEQ LIVE IS CHANGING THE GAME IN CATTLE PRODUCTION + VIDEO

MEQ Live is designed to revolutionise feedlot operations and beef production by
maximising production efficiency without sacrificing on quality. Utilising novel
hardware to capture highly accurate data and combining it with advanced machine
learning algorithms, MEQ Live empowers data-driven decisions early in the supply
chain, paving the way for a sustainable future in an eco-conscious agricultural
sector…Read More

Sponsored Content, 09/05/2023

REVOLUTIONISING FEEDLOT MANAGEMENT WITH MEQ LIVE

Pioneering technology can help feedlot operators overcome mounting production
challenges by boosting profitability and cutting down on costly resources, all
while reducing carbon emissions within their operations…Read More

Sponsored Content, 11/04/2023

QUEENSLAND CATTLE PRODUCER BACKS NEW ENVD APP

A NEW mobile phone app is set to change the habits of livestock producers,
transporters and others in the supply chain because it does what most apps can’t
– it works without internet connectivity…Read More

Sponsored Content, 20/03/2023


PRODUCTION

TAX TIME TIPS FOR AUSTRALIAN AGRIBUSINESSES

With the end of financial year looming, NAB’s Executive for Regional and
Agribusiness, Khan Horne has some timely tips for agribusinesses to help protect
business wealth and build resilience in a tax-effective manner…Read More

Beef Central, 07/06/2023

PASTURE DIEBACK OPTIONS ON SHOW AT QLD FIELD DAY 

Producers can learn how to better identify the risk of pasture dieback at a
field day in Boonah on Friday, 2 June…Read More

Beef Central, 25/05/2023

EXCLUSIVE AI BREEDING COULD BOOST AUSTRALIAN BEEF PRODUCTION

There’s potential for Australian beef producers to accelerate the genetic
improvement of their herds and boost production by breeding exclusively with
artificial insemination (AI) and embryo transfer (ET) systems…Read More

Beef Central, 15/05/2023

NEW CATTLE DISEASE GUIDE LAUNCHED FOR SOUTH AUSTRALIAN PRODUCERS

A new guide has been launched to help South Australian cattle producers take
action when faced with common cattle diseases and conditions…Read More

Beef Central, 09/05/2023


PROCESSING

WEEKLY KILL: SOME NORTHERN PROCESSORS DROP RATES ANOTHER 15C

Some Queensland beef processors dropped rates another 15c/kg on cows and grass
steers on Friday, but part of that at least may have been about better alignment
with competitor offers in a rapidly-declining market…Read More

Jon Condon, 30/05/2023

VIDEO-BASED MEAT GRADING CAMERA RECEIVES AUSMEAT TICK OF APPROVAL + VIDEO

The world’s first AI-enabled video technology for meat quality measurement has
received AusMeat accreditation for commercial use. ..Read More

Beef Central, 25/05/2023

WEEKLY KILL: SLAUGHTER CATTLE START TO BACK-UP, AS SUPPLY MOMENTUM BUILDS

Direct consignment cattle bookings with eastern states processors this week are
as far forward as they have been since the 2019-20 drought. Some large operators
have currently withdrawn their quotes for slaughter cattle, with plenty of
plants now fully-subscribed deep into June, while other have lowered rates by
10-30c…Read More

Jon Condon, 23/05/2023

WEEKLY KILL: QLD DIRECT CONSIGNMENT PRICES STEADY, BUT SALEYARDS STILL UNDER
PRESSURE      

Widespread rain across parts of southern QLD and northeastern NSW has put some
pressure on slaughter cattle supply this week, but not enough to disrupt
production schedules. Some selling centres saw yardings substantially down this
morning, with meatworks cattle prices continuing to retreat..Read More

Beef Central, 16/05/2023


LOTFEEDING

FEEDGRAIN FOCUS: SORGHUM DROPS INTO SIGHTS, SEASON TURNS DRY

Southern markets have firmed a few dollars as conditions turn dry, while sorghum
values have dropped to a low enough level to spark domestic interest…Read More

Guest Author, 30/05/2023

FEEDERS FALL DEEPER INTO THE LOW 300S, AS FEEDLOT PROFITABILITY STARTS TO
RECOVER  

The big declines witnessed in feeder cattle prices since the start of the year
are starting to have a bearing on lotfeeder profitability in grainfed cattle
finishing their programs…Read More

Beef Central, 24/05/2023

FEEDGRAIN FOCUS: WHEAT FIRMS DESPITE OFFSHORE MOVES

Sorghum and southern barley prices have eased this week, but wheat has firmed
amid a slowdown in sowing progress in some regions as growers wait for a top-up
rain…Read More

Liz Wells, 22/05/2023

MORT & CO, AA CO REVEAL PLANS FOR LARGE CQ FEEDLOT DEVELOPMENTS 

TWO large Central Queensland feedlot projects were outlined in greater detail
today. The Australian Agricultural Co has confirmed it has commenced a
substantial expansion at the company’s Goonoo feedlot site..Read More

Beef Central, 18/05/2023


LIVE EXPORT

SE ASIA REPORT: BUILD UP TO QURBAN, LIVE EXPORT TRADE REMAINS SLOW

113th Edition: Indonesian importers of Australian cattle still remain hesitant
to import despite dropping Australian cattle prices due to ongoing FMD risks and
competition from other sources, Dr Michael Patching reports in this month’s
South East Asia report. ..Read More

Dr Michael Patching, 08/06/2023

MAY CATTLE EXPORT FIGURES RELEASED, BUT FINAL DATA STILL SUBJECT TO CHANGE (+
POLL)

Official data released this week from the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries
and Forestry (DAFF) puts total cattle exports for the month at 49,998 head – but
comparisons with other data sources suggest the figure may be 10,000 lower than
it should be…Read More

James Nason, 07/06/2023

NFF BRANDS GOVT $215M LIVEX CLASS ACTION OFFER ‘AN INSULT’

Australia’s peak farming body is calling on the Federal Government to have a
long hard look at the way it’s handling the compensation process for producers
in the live cattle export class action…Read More

Beef Central, 01/06/2023

GOVT DIRECTS CATTLE SHIP IN DARWIN HARBOUR TO BE UNLOADED

Unloading of the Nine Eagle has commenced at Darwin’s East Arm Wharf after the
livestock vessel was directed to be unloaded by the Federal Department of
Agriculture on Sunday afternoon…Read More

Beef Central, 21/05/2023


TRADE

AUSTRALIA LOOKS TO FREE TRADE DEAL WITH EU

Fresh from the May 31 implementation of Australia’s free trade deal with the
United Kingdom, a flying visit by senior Australian trade representatives this
week has shifted focus to long-running trade negotiations with the European
Union…Read More

James Nason, 06/06/2023

AUSTRALIA’S MAY BEEF EXPORTS SURGE, IN LINE WITH HIGHER PRODUCTION

Australian beef exports surged sharply during May, in line with higher levels of
production across the eastern states and growing overseas demand…Read More

Jon Condon, 05/06/2023

UK TRADE DEAL TAKES EFFECT TODAY

Expanded duty-free market access for a range of Australian goods into the UK
comes into force today as the Australia-United Kingdom Free Trade Agreement
(A-UKFTA) takes effect…Read More

Beef Central, 01/06/2023

BEEF MATES PROGRAM DESIGNED TO DRIVE VERSATILE AUSSIE PRODUCT INTO INTERNATIONAL
FOOD SERVICE

Australian beef will take centre stage over the next week as a group of 
international chefs converge on Sydney and regional NSW as part of the inaugural
Aussie Beef Mates..Read More

Beef Central, 24/05/2023


GENETICS

BREEDPLAN SURPASSES HALF A MILLION GENOTYPES PER MONTH

The Agricultural Business Research Institute (ABRI) has announced that over
500,000 genotypes are now passing through the BreedPlan evaluations each
month…Read More

Beef Central, 05/06/2023

GEOGRAPHIC AND CARCASE VERSATILITY DOMINATE ANGUS CONFERENCE TALKS

Versatility was the centre of discussion at last week’s Angus Australia
conference, with talk about improving genetic traits for Northern environments
and capitalising on opportunities presented by growing “sustainability”
markets…Read More

Eric Barker, 22/05/2023

ANGUS AUSTRALIA CONFERENCE KICKS OFF IN TAMWORTH + PHOTOS

Angus Australia has kicked off its annual conference in Tamworth, with market
positioning, livestock emissions and the future for one of the breed’s biggest
proponents on the agenda…Read More

Eric Barker, 18/05/2023

WEEKLY GENETICS REVIEW: PRESENTING EBVS IN A SALE CATALOGUE

When considering what to include in a bull sale catalogue, it is important for
bull breeders to think about information in the context of “Need to know” versus
“Nice to know,” genetics editor Al Rayner suggests in this week’s genetics
review – the last for the 2023 autumn bull sales period…Read More

Genetics editor Alastair Rayner, 02/05/2023


AG TECH

NEW IPHONE SAFETY FEATURE LABELLED POTENTIAL ‘LIFESAVER FOR THE BUSH’

In a move that has been welcomed as a potentially major step forward for safety
in the rural sector, a new feature has today been activated in the latest
generation of Apple iPhones available in Australia…Read More

Beef Central, 15/05/2023

NORCO SIGNS DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT WITH CERES TAG

Norco AgriSolutions has annonuceda new distribution agreement with animal
welfare and location monitoring platform Ceres Tag…Read More

Beef Central, 09/05/2023

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AWAKE AND COUNTING SHEEP

With human error a common problem in counting livestock, a new company is
trialling artificial intelligence to generate more accurate numbers…Read More

Eric Barker, 08/05/2023

SMART EAR TAG DELIVERS PASTURE FEED INTAKE BREAKTHROUGH

The amount of pasture consumed by individual grazing animals can now be
estimated accurately, smart ear tag manufacturer Ceres Tag has announced,
enabling accelerated selection of higher performing animals on a range of
economically and environmentally important traits…Read More

Beef Central, 20/04/2023


AGPROPERTY CENTRAL

WEEKLY PROPERTY REVIEW – CARBON NOT ADDING SALES VALUE IN NSW’S WESTERN DIVISION

This week’s property review examines the market in the western division of New
South Wales where prices have begun to ease after a record two selling
seasons…Read More

Property editor Linda Rowley, 08/06/2023

SUCCESSFUL LONGREACH AG COLLEGE PURCHASERS NAMED, TRAINING FUTURE UNKNOWN

The Queensland Government has named the successful tenderers for the former
Longreach Pastoral College, with three producers from the local area making the
purchases…Read More

Eric Barker, 06/06/2023

LAND PORTFOLIO OF 43,000HA ACROSS TWO STATES HOPES FOR $400M

An institutional grade portfolio spanning close to 43,000 hectares across two
states has hit the market with expectations of $400m…Read More

Linda Rowley, 06/06/2023

MOVEMENT AT THE STATION: RECENT PROPERTY LISTINGS

This week’s recent listings: Kimberley grazing & irrigation opportunity | Well
improved Western Division grazing | Freehold grazing in NSW’s north-west |
Nowendoc property boasts quality |
Livestock & irrigation asset in Tasmania’s north | Cattle & sheep enterprise
close to Adelaide plus more..Read More

Property Editor Linda Rowley, 01/06/2023


AGCARBON CENTRAL

OPINION: THE CARBON DIOXIDE ‘PROBLEM’ WILL BE GONE IN TEN YEARS

The green policy is illogically limiting the amount of food available to
civilisation in an environmentally destructive way, and the mathematics of their
policies are even more concerning, NSW cattle producer George King writes in
this contributed opinion piece. ..Read More

George King, 09/06/2023

CARBON MARKETS: ACCU PRICES DROP SLIGHTLY AS INDUSTRY AWAITS REGULATORY CHANGES

Carbon prices have dropped slightly in the past two weeks with an after a
reasonably stagnant couple of months…Read More

Eric Barker, 06/06/2023

WHAT IS THE NATURE REPAIR MARKET AND WHAT DOES IT MEAN FOR CATTLE PRODUCERS?

While the nature repair market is little more than political discussion at this
point, Beef Central has been looking into what it is and what it might mean for
producers…Read More

Eric Barker, 02/06/2023

SOIL CARBON PROJECTS TO TAKE SPOTLIGHT AT BRISBANE CONFERENCE

Building carbon in soils and keeping red meat profitable in the new economy will
form part of a three-day nature-based solutions conference to be held in
Brisbane in July…Read More

Beef Central, 01/06/2023


SHEEP CENTRAL

MORE WA SHEEP PRODUCERS TO BAIL ON WEATHER AND LIVE SHEEP TRADE

WESTERN Australian sheep producers have declared their intentions to drop
breeding ewe and flock numbers, and lift cropping acreages, as concerns about
the impending phaseout of the live export trade..Read More

PEAK SHEEP MEAT BODY SEEKS BOARD DIRECTOR CANDIDATES

PEAK body Sheep Producers Australia is seeking candidates for three
non-executive director positions on its skills-based board...Read More

CARBON NOT ADDING SALE VALUE IN NSW’S WESTERN DIVISION

RURAL property prices in New South Wales' Western Division have dropped, and
particularly for those offering carbon projects, but land with a strong
livestock record is in strong demand...Read More

WARREN CROPPING AND GRAZING LAND EXCEEDS EXPECTATIONS

A CENTRAL western New South Wales property at Warren equipped to switch between
grazing and cropping has been sold for an undisclosed sum to a neighbouring
family...Read More


GRAIN CENTRAL

NATA SHINES SPOTLIGHT ON GRAIN TESTING + VIDEO

The National Association of Testing Authorities has given a shout-out to AEGIC
on World Accreditation Day. ..Read More

ABARES RELEASES INITIAL WHEAT, BARLEY, CANOLA ESTIMATES

ABARES has released its initial forecasts new-crop Australian wheat at 26.2Mt,
barley at 9.9Mt and canola at 4.9Mt, all down markedly from last year amid the
drier outlook...Read More

ABARES FORECASTS 32PC TUMBLE IN MAJOR PULSES

ABARES has forecast production of Australia’s major winter pulse crops to
2.684Mt, down 32pc from the 3.95Mt grown in 2022-23...Read More

GPA, GRAINGROWERS UNITE TO SUPPORT MENTAL HEALTH

Grain Producers Australia and GrainGrowers have joined forces to strengthen
mental health awareness and suicide prevention to support farmers and rural
communities...Read More

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