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Ludwig at fault: producers win live-ex court case

Ludwig at fault: producers win live-ex court case

Commonwealth to pay following Brett Cattle Co Federal Court ruling

Cattle market strength holds but there's talk of a plateau

Cattle market strength holds but there's talk of a plateau

Will grass go to waste come spring?

Walk over weighing accurately predicts calving dates

Walk over weighing accurately predicts calving dates

Automated capture of calving dates a key focus of DataMuster

Zanda's beef industry legacy continues | Video

Zanda's beef industry legacy continues | Video

Zanda McDonald's vision for increased animal welfare practices continues to grow.

Cattle market strength holds but there's talk of a plateau

Cattle market strength holds but there's talk of a plateau

Will grass go to waste come spring?

Producers weigh up earlier calving to rebuild faster

Producers weigh up earlier calving to rebuild faster

Opportunity ripe for accelerated reproduction strategies - but plan well

Cattle Council pushes for biosecurity funds

Cattle Council pushes for biosecurity funds

Onshore Biosecurity Levy shelved

After a case lasting six years, decision on live export ban today

After a case lasting six years, decision on live export ban today

The Federal Court will hand down its decision in the class action resulting from the controversial 2011 live export ban this morning.

JBS Dinmore to close for a week

JBS Dinmore to close for a week

JBS cites "disconnect between cattle supply, prices and international meat market values" for the closure.

Cattle Council pushes for biosecurity funds

Cattle Council pushes for biosecurity funds

Onshore Biosecurity Levy shelved

Beef partners with MasterChef to cook up a storm

Beef partners with MasterChef to cook up a storm

Let's see what beef sensations MasterChef can deliver

Zanda's beef industry legacy continues | Video

Zanda's beef industry legacy continues | Video

Zanda McDonald's vision for increased animal welfare practices continues to grow.

After a case lasting six years, decision on live export ban today

After a case lasting six years, decision on live export ban today

The Federal Court will hand down its decision in the class action resulting from the controversial 2011 live export ban this morning.

Walk over weighing accurately predicts calving dates

Walk over weighing accurately predicts calving dates

Automated capture of calving dates a key focus of DataMuster

JBS Dinmore to close for a week

JBS Dinmore to close for a week

JBS cites "disconnect between cattle supply, prices and international meat market values" for the closure.

Beef partners with MasterChef to cook up a storm

Beef partners with MasterChef to cook up a storm

Let's see what beef sensations MasterChef can deliver

Australian beef unlikely to be in Trump's sights

Australian beef unlikely to be in Trump's sights

US beef supply chain turmoil prompts greater protectionist talk

Australian beef unlikely to be in Trump's sights

Abattoir now linked to 106 cases of coronavirus

Restocker nanny goats in hot demand

Angus Australia's new northern development officer

Studstock

Females to $19,500 at Santa Central sale

Females to $19,500 at Santa Central sale

Close to 100 buyers registered their interest either online or in a physical presence at the Santa Central Female Sale at Clifton on Friday.

Strong interstate support lifts average at Belmore

Strong interstate support lifts average at Belmore

Border restrictions did little to quell enthusiasm at the Belmore Invitation Sale at Naracoorte on Thursday last week, with buyers from SA, Tas, Qld and NSW making purchases.

Walmona, Nangaringa hit $10k top at Santa Gertrudis sale

Walmona, Nangaringa hit $10k top at Santa Gertrudis sale

THE top price of $10,000 was achieved twice at the Walmona Santa Gertrudis Invitation Sale a Truro on Friday.

Naracoorte Shorthorn sale notches up $8150 record average

Naracoorte Shorthorn sale notches up $8150 record average

The 2020 Naracoorte Shorthorn Bull Sale defied the odds and COVID-19 restrictions to notch up a record sale average of $8150.

Nardoo nets highest bid at joint auction

Nardoo nets highest bid at joint auction

A RISING two-year-old Poll Hereford bull with impressive figures nabbed the $18,000 top price at Kerlson Pines and Oak Downs Poll Hereford studs' ninth annual bull sale at Keith on Tuesday last week.

Sales

Naracoorte store prices hit lofty heights

Naracoorte store prices hit lofty heights

BUYERS were on the hunt for cattle carrying good weight in a red-hot Naracoorte store sale on Thursday last week.

Timely surge in US beef demand

Timely surge in US beef demand

The April turnaround in beef demand from the US was perfect timing, writes Ken Wilcock.

Mortlake light steers to 591c/kg as prices reach another level

Mortlake light steers to 591c/kg as prices reach another level

Prices at Mortlake were the highest seen at the venue as buyers clamoured to fill orders..

South leading cattle markets

South leading cattle markets

A mixed bag of seasonal conditions is having a big impact on activity in the fat and store markets, writes Ken Wilcock.

Dairy

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Woolies extends 10c 'drought levy' on house brand milk for a year

Woolworths extends its 10 cents a litre retail price levy and expects to generate $30 million in extra farmer payments

Worries surround milk levy proposal

Worries surround milk levy proposal

While there has been a recent push to introduce a permanent retail levy on fresh milk, many concerns surround the feasibility of the idea, and whether or not a levy would be a true help to the dairy industry.

Tasmania's milk production on the rise, latest figures reveal

Tasmania's milk production on the rise, latest figures reveal

Australia's milk production jumped in April, up 6.4 per cent.

SADA welcomes compulsory publishing of milk supply agreements

SADA welcomes compulsory publishing of milk supply agreements

From June 1, milk processors will be required to publish standardised milk supply agreements to cover all circumstances in which they intend to purchase milk in 2020-21, in a move that has been welcomed by SADA president John Hunt.

Retired dairy cow meat a chef's delight

Retired dairy cow meat a chef's delight

What happens when a dairy cow's milk duties dry up?