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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…
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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…
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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…
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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,…
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Registrations are open! The ‘Carbon Neutral Grazier Network’ will provide the latest tips and information on positioning your business to take advantage of the rapidly evolving world of…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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