The latest beef and rangelands research findings for northern Australia The September eBulletin features: The cost of vibriosis The impact of vibriosis has been estimated to reduce a business’ gross margin by…
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If you are coming along to the Westech Field Days in Barcaldine next week, be sure to swing by the combined AgForce and Department of Agriculture and Fisheries (DAF) displays. At 10.30…
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Are you a primary producer affected by the toxic native plant Pimelea? UQ researchers are looking for primary producers to participate in a short (15 minute) survey to better understand the impacts…
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In recent years, low rainfall has impacted large parts of the Northern Territory. The extended dry conditions have contributed to widespread death of Mitchell grass in some regions, prompting concern about the…
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Registrations are now open for the Carbon Neutral 2030 Grazier Network The ‘Carbon Neutral 2030 Grazier Network’ will provide the latest tips and information on positioning your business to take advantage…
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Indian couch grass continues to expand its range in the Burdekin, Fitzroy and Burnett-Mary catchments. The increase in Indian couch could be symptomatic of land condition decline and pasture condition decline, providing…
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The From Method to Market project team is committed to helping Queensland red meat producers go carbon neutral by 2030. Eight collaborating beef businesses have been busy collating their historical cattle records;…
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Department of Agriculture and Fisheries (DAF) staff from Rockhampton and Brian Pastures Research Facility hosted a pasture dieback field day on 19 May that was attended by 32 producers and industry representatives.…
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The Department of Industry, Tourism and Trade’s (DITT) Livestock Industries team in Katherine have been full steam ahead across the Territory of late with many projects in full swing! There is a…
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Brahmans were first introduced to Australia in 1933. Today the national beef herd consists of around 25 million cattle with Brahman genetics contributing around 50%. With vast areas of previously unproductive land…
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