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Industry newsletters

Keep up-to-date with the latest trends and issues from husbandry facts to biosecurity issues and safeguards and grazing land management information. These industry and region-specific newsletters, written and prepared by leading beef extension officers, scientists and industry specialists are a great resource for your business.–

FutureBeef Update

The FutureBeef eBulletin

The FutureBeef eBulletin is a free electronic subscription service. Monthly updates feature the latest in research and development, news and views, and workshops and industry events across northern Australia.

2019 eBulletin issues

2018 eBulletin issues

2017 eBulletin issues

2016 eBulletin issues

2015 eBulletin issues

2014 eBulletin issues

2013 eBulletin issues

2012 eBulletin issues

  • 17 December 2012
  • 20 November 2012
  • 22 October 2012
  • 30 August 2012
  • 23 July 2012
  • 29 May 2012
  • 19 April 2012

Western Australia

AgMemo is the Department of Agriculture and Food, Western Australia’s bi-monthly enewsletter to provide growers and industry with regionally-tailored information so they can make proactive decisions for the coming season.

In the  latest edition:

  • Tackling breeder mortality
  • Gamba grass eradication
  • Noogoora burr
  • Fire, grasses and nutrients
  • Carrying capacity review
  • Mosaic ag
  • 5 key ways to better your livestock biosecurity

View previous issues of AgMemo Rangelands Region | Subscribe to AgMemo Rangelands Region

Rangelands Memo, November 2018_03.43 Mb download

Northern Territory

The Alice Springs Rural Review covers a broad spectrum of issues relevant to beef producer in the Alice Springs region. Subscribe to keep updated on the latest research, initiatives, workshops and events in the region as well as keep abreast of business services information.

Download previous issues of the Alice Springs Rural Review | Subscribe to the Alice Springs Rural Review

In the latest edition of the Alice Springs Rural Review:

  • Drought support in the NT
  • Assessing new grape varieties
  • Dick Cadzow obituary
  • Grant Heaslip obituary
  • Livestock disease investigations
  • Pink-eye in cattle
  • Raising poddy calves – a pastoralists perspecitve
  • Q Fever
  • Grazing fundamentals EDGE workshop
  • Pastoral feed outlook
Alice Springs Rural Review March 20191.73 Mb download

The Barkly Beef newsletter is a Northern Territory Government initiative offering a comprehensive summary of the latest livestock RD&E, market and event news in the Barkly region.

Subscribe to be kept in the loop on recent new research, latest beef extension activities, workshops, training and community events.

Download previous issues of Barkly Beef

In the latest edition of the Barkly Beef:

  • Using fire to manage feathertop wiregrass
  • Finding the Sweet Spot
  •  Profitable grazing systems
  • Animal health news
BarklyBeef December 2018 - FINAL3.14 Mb download

The Katherine Rural Review is an initiative of the Department of Primary Industry and Resources, Katherine. It offers new knowledge and practical advice to people involved in primary industry.

Subscribe to receive in-depth livestock and grazing management articles, latest RD&E news and achievements, updates on business opportunities, tools and services and to be kept updated on  Katherine regional events.

Download previous editions of the Katherine Rural Review | Subscribe to the Katherine Rural Review

In the latest edition of the Katherine Rural Review:

  • Early weaning in drought conditions
  • March 2019 Pastoral Outlook
  • Drought support in the NT
  • The bull for tomorrow
  • Does supplementing cows with phosphorus during pregnancy change weaner performance?
  • 2019 MLA phosphorus challenge
  • Meet the new extension agronomist
  • Profitable Grazing Systems
  • Savanna burning
  • Soil extension program
  • Gamba grass information day
  • Biofertiliser
  • Animal Health News
Katherine Rural Review March 20195.08 Mb download

The Pastoral Market Update provides cattle market information for primary producers across the Northern Territory.

Download previous issues of the Pastoral Market Update | Subscribe to the Pastoral Market Update

Pastoral Market Update January 2019269.42 Kb download

Top Paddock is a quarterly newsletter published by the Top End staff of the Pastoral Production division of the Department of Resources.

It targets anyone with an interest in the Northern Territory livestock, cropping and horticulture production sectors and contains news, project summaries, research reports, technical notes and updates.

Download previous issues of Top Paddock | Subscribe to Top Paddock

TP-1220183.90 Mb download

Queensland

Beeftalk is prepared for south east and southern Queensland producers. Distributed quarterly, to more than 21,000 readers through the Queensland Country Life.

Read the latest Beeftalk newsletter online.

In this issue:

  • Early weaning as a dry-season management tool
  • Is your registration with Biosecurity Queensland up-to-date?
  • New video on making the best use of NLIS tags available
  • Remain vigilant for pasture dieback
  • Selection for reproduction n the north
  • Northern Australian beef industry under the microscope
  • Biosecurity risks when drought feeding
  • Making money from trees and grass
  • Flock talk
BeefTalk Issue 54, Autumn 20196.79 Mb download
Beeftalk Issue 53 Summer 2018-191.99 Mb download
Beeftalk Issue 52 Winter 2018654.30 Kb download
Beeftalk Issue 51 Autumn 20181.37 Mb download
Beeftalk 50 Summer 2017-182.11 Mb download
Beeftalk Issue 49 Spring 20171.78 Mb download
Beeftalk Issue 48 Autumn/Winter 20171.90 Mb download
Beeftalk Issue 47 - Summer 2016802.76 Kb download
Beeftalk Issue 46 - August 20167.07 Mb download
Beeftalk Issue 45 - Autumn 2016856.27 Kb download
Beeftalk Issue 44 - Summer 20157.89 Mb download
Beeftalk Issue 43 - Winter 20152.46 Mb download
Beeftalk Issue 42 - Autumn 20152.77 Mb download
Beeftalk Issue 41 - Summer 20145.69 Mb download
Beeftalk Issue 40 - Spring 20144.90 Mb download
Beeftalk Issue 39 - Winter 20142.57 Mb download
Beeftalk Issue 38 - Autumn 20141.71 Mb download
Beeftalk Issue 37 - Summer 20134.68 Mb download
Beeftalk Issue 36 - Spring 20133.76 Mb download
Beeftalk Issue 35 - Autumn/Winter 20131.32 Mb download
Beeftalk Issue 34 - Spring/Summer 20121.33 Mb download
Beeftalk Issue 33 - Autumn/Winter 2012930.84 Kb download
Beeftalk Issue 32 - Spring/Summer 20111.22 Mb download
Beeftalk Issue 31 - Autumn/Winter 2011759.80 Kb download
Beeftalk Issue 30 - Spring/Summer 2010804.49 Kb download
Beeftalk Issue 29 - Autumn/Winter 2010781.05 Kb download
Beeftalk Issue 28 - Spring/Summer 2009489.96 Kb download
Beeftalk Issue 27 - Autumn/Winter 2009931.57 Kb download
Beeftalk Issue 26 - Spring/Summer 2008799.76 Kb download
Beeftalk Issue 25 - Autumn/Winter 2008781.34 Kb download
Beeftalk Issue 24 - Spring/Summer 2007890.01 Kb download
Beeftalk Issue 23 - Autumn/Winter 2007468.55 Kb download
Beeftalk Issue 22 - Spring/Summer 2006519.95 Kb download
Beeftalk Issue 21 - Autumn/Winter 2006655.37 Kb download
Beeftalk Issue 20 - Spring/Summer 2005639.80 Kb download
Beeftalk Issue 19 - Autumn/Winter 2005827.55 Kb download
Beeftalk Issue 18 - Spring/Summer 2004557.98 Kb download
Beeftalk Issue 17 - Autumn/Winter 2004471.89 Kb download
Beeftalk Issue 16 - Spring/Summer 2003988.19 Kb download

The CQ BEEF newsletter is distributed quarterly to producers, agribusiness and staff from industry and natural resource management organisations. It provides information on livestock, land and business management. Over 15,000 copies are distributed through the Queensland Country Life.

Read the latest CQ BEEF newsletter online.

In this issue:

  • Remain vigilant against pasture dieback
  • A word on lick troughs
  • Business direction determined after Grazing BMP accreditation
  • Reading a dry lick label-how to know what it provides
  • Recovery of perennial grasses after drought
  • Getting the best bang for your buck with your dry season supplements
  • Flock Talk
CQBeef, Issue 36 - Autumn 20197.92 Mb download
CQBeef, Issue 35, Summer 2018-192.18 Mb download
CQ Beef Issue 34 Winter 2018819.99 Kb download
CQ BEEF Issue 33 Autumn 20182.94 Mb download
CQ BEEF Issue 31 Summer 2017-182.43 Mb download
CQ BEEF Issue 30 - August 20172.67 Mb download
CQ BEEF Issue 29 - April 20171.90 Mb download
CQ BEEF Issue 29 - December 2016593.09 Kb download
CQ BEEF Issue 28 - Aug 20166.14 Mb download
CQ BEEF Issue 27 - March 2016443.61 Kb download
CQ BEEF Issue 26 - December 20158.78 Mb download
CQ BEEF Issue 25 - July 20152.34 Mb download
CQ BEEF Issue 24 - March 20153.04 Mb download
CQ BEEF Issue 23 - November 20143.81 Mb download
CQ BEEF Issue 21 - July 20142.37 Mb download
CQ BEEF Issue 20 - March 20141.86 Mb download
CQ BEEF Issue 19 December 20135.81 Mb download
CQ BEEF Issue 18 - September 20134.79 Mb download
CQ BEEF Issue 17 - May 20131.87 Mb download
CQ BEEF Issue 16 - December 2012502.68 Kb download
CQ BEEF Issue 15 - August 2012399.82 Kb download
CQ BEEF Issue 14 - April 2012598.96 Kb download
CQ BEEF Issue 13 - December 2011639.40 Kb download
CQ BEEF Issue 12 - September 2011494.34 Kb download
CQ BEEF Issue 11 - April 2011332.42 Kb download
CQ BEEF Issue 10 - December 2010338.86 Kb download
CQ BEEF Issue 9 - October 2010753.14 Kb download
CQ BEEF Issue 8 - June 2010336.78 Kb download
CQ BEEF Issue 7 - April 2010417.81 Kb download
CQ BEEF Issue 6 - December 2009315.33 Kb download
CQ BEEF Issue 5 - September 2009289.10 Kb download
CQ BEEF Issue 4 - July 2009340.73 Kb download
CQ BEEF Issue 3 - July 2008475.68 Kb download
CQ BEEF Issue 2 - December 2007845.77 Kb download
CQ BEEF Issue 1 - September 2007226.51 Kb download

The Northern Muster captures the information needs of northern and western Queensland producers. Produced three times a year, this publication has a circulation of more than 5,000 through the North Queensland Register.

Read the latest Northern Muster newsletter online.

In this issue:

  • Financial help still available for flood-affected producers
  • Flooding – weeds, pests, diseases and your health
  • New video on making the best use of NLIS tags available
  • Encouraging Mitchell grass recovery after the 2019 flooding across north-western Queensland
  • A word on lick troughs
  • Focus on phosphorus
  • Is your registration with Biosecurity Queensland up-to-date?
  • Does supplementing cows with phosphorus during pregnancy alter post-weaning performance of progeny?
  • Business improvement strategies of Pilbara and Kimberley pastoralists – from fundamentals to innovation
  • No silver bullets in extensive grazing
Northern Muster, Issue 49, Autumn 20199.84 Mb download
Northern Muster Issue 48 Summer 2018-192.70 Mb download
Northern Muster Issue 47 Winter 2018870.07 Kb download
Northern Muster Issue 46 Autumn 20182.51 Mb download
Northern muster Issue 45 Summer 2017-181.81 Mb download
Northern muster Issue 44 - August 20171.83 Mb download
Northern muster Issue 43 - April 20172.12 Mb download
Northern muster Issue 42 - December 2016632.40 Kb download
Northern muster Issue 41 - August 2016732.92 Kb download
Northern muster Issue 40 - March 2016798.87 Kb download
Northern muster Issue 39 - December 20156.53 Mb download
Northern muster Issue 38 August 20152.28 Mb download
Northern muster Issue 37 - April 20155.64 Mb download
Northern muster Issue 36 - December 20143.91 Mb download
Northern muster Issue 35 - September 20143.42 Mb download
Northern muster Issue 34 - April 20142.79 Mb download
Northern muster Issue 33 - December 20132.56 Mb download
Northern muster Issue 32 - September 20139.42 Mb download
Northern muster Issue 31 - April 20133.11 Mb download
Northern muster Issue 30 - December 20122.69 Mb download
Northern muster Issue 29 - December 20111.92 Mb download
Northern muster Issue 28 - August 20111.70 Mb download
Northern muster Issue 27 - April 20113.35 Mb download

Meat & Livestock Australia

Entice magazine is the perfect ‘how to’ beef cookbook made especially for those looking for delicious meal ideas and cooking tips.

Download the Entice magazine.

The Feedback magazine is the red meat and livestock industry journal, signposting producers to practical on-farm information and the latest technological advances that are putting Australian producers in a globally competitive position. Feedback is produced nine times per year as three editions each issue with on-farm updates and market information for the north, south-east and south-west areas of Australia. The Feedback magazine is free to Meat & Livestock Australia members.

Download the Feedback magazine.

Other newsletters

Beef Central is a free online news and market intelligence service dedicated to the Australian beef industry.

It is independently owned and produced by two experienced rural journalists, and provides daily email updates to registered users.

Snapshot is an overview of CSIRO science news highlights for the month.

Subscribe to Snapshot

The Beef Bulletin magazine was published by the Cooperative Research Centre for Beef Genetic Technologies (Beef CRC). Archived copies are available on the Beef CRC Legacy website.