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The presumed end of the short-lived 2021/22 wet season in the Top End coincided with the Northern Territory Department of Industry, Tourism and Trade (NT DITT) team delivering…
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The Department of Agriculture and Fisheries (DAF) has created an app that allows graziers to record pasture dieback from the paddock. Landholders are encouraged to keep an eye…
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A bull breeding soundness evaluation (BBSE) is the subject of a new video on the FutureBeef YouTube channel. “It’s important to measure bull fertility to ensure the bull…
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Please join us in congratulating our new participants. Maranoa Allison Becker, Tim Clay, Cody Close, Samantha Curran, Elsie Dodd, Leanne Hardwick, Sophie Hartley, Ann-Maree Johnson, Mitch Koster, Tom…
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 Grazing Land Management (GLM) Land types of Queensland have been revised, updated and improved to reflect user needs and latest available information. The current version (V4.0) of Land…
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Written by Byrony Daniels, Beef Extension Officer, Department of Agriculture and Fisheries, Emerald. What do five out of five beef extension officers say is the best thing a…
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The team at FutureBeef would like to introduce the newest faces in Western Australia’s Department of Primary Industry and Regional Development: Annie, Sarah and Charlotte. Annie Bone –…
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Pasture dieback remains a serious issue for graziers in eastern Queensland and north-eastern New South Wales, however new research from the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries (DAF) has…
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After two very wet, consecutive summers in Central Australia, there will be a higher risk of wildfire, but also burning opportunities, for Northern Territory cattle producers and pastoralists.…
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The FutureBeef podcast explores issues and management strategies relevant to the north Australian beef industry through lively and informative conversation. FutureBeef is a collaboration between Meat & Livestock…
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