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The MLA Breeding EDGE workshop is a content-packed three-day workshop hosted by knowledgeable industry professionals. There are several key takeaways from the workshop which can be used by…
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May 2023   In this edition: A drink, a feed and a decent rest  |  Clermont cattlemen’s challenge update  |  Northern Grassfed Carcass Competition is on again  | …
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Around 55 producers, industry representatives, NTG researchers and extension staff came together on the 4th of April at Douglas Daly Research Farm (DDRF) for a field day centred around sustainability, integration of mixed farming in the northern beef industry, and to hear research updates.

written by Kylie Hopkins, Central Queensland Sown Pasture team, Department of Agriculture and Fisheries How many issues can one paddock have? And if it has many, what can…
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A recent study published in Wildlife Research by authors Cameron Wilson and Matthew Gentle of the Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries (DAF), and Darren Marshall from Southern…
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Scientists from the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries and University of Queensland are developing a new way to reduce methane emissions in cattle. The $7.5 million project aims…
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Written by Kath Ryan, Development Officer, Rangelands Team, Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development, WA. This year is shaping up to be a bumper year for pasture…
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 Are you a Queensland beef producer or Agribusiness professional? The Advancing Beef Leaders program is a unique and inspiring 12 month program designed to position you to contribute…
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Key findings F1 Senepol-Brahman females were heavier than Brahmans at weaning (+25 kg), first mating (+18 kg) and as mature cows (+50 kg). The average maiden heifer pregnancy…
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Written by Byrony Daniels, Beef Extension Officer, Department of Agriculture and Fisheries Key messages Both grazing and breeder body condition management are crucial for cows to calve every…
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