A summary of resources available for primary producers affected by the 2019 floods in north-west Queensland. Details about the available QRIDA grants, freight subsidies, meeting the nutritional requirements of livestock after flood, weeds to be on the lookout for, managing rejuvenating pastures and much more can be found in this article.
Since the Business EDGE workshop kicked off in 2011 there have been 50 workshops held across northern Australia, with hundreds of owners, managers, employees, accountants, bankers and other…
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Last year the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries beef extension team held seven very successful phosphorus nutrition workshops in central and northern Queensland. Following the positive feedback from…
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Imagine if you could control livestock movements without using fences or pressure. According to researcher Dr Dean Revell and NSW sheep producer Bruce Maynard, you can. Dean and…
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Matt and Kelly Vince have owned ‘Beluehills’ for under 10 years. The property consists of two land types; Narrow Leaved Ironbark Woodland and Softwood Scrub. The property size…
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Poor seasonal conditions over recent years have increased the number of nutrition enquiries being received by extension staff. To ensure queries are being addressed adequately, 23 DAF extension…
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Whether you are chasing Beeftalk, CQ BEEF or Northern Muster, an electronic version of the Summer 2018-19 Issues can be found here. Beeftalk is prepared for south east…
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Phosphorus supplementation of heifers in acutely deficient country has demonstrated more than a 300% return on investment. Read more about the trial…
In 2017 FutureBeef’s most popular pages contained information regarding calf rearing, crossbreeding, feed consumption, ageing cattle by their teeth and molasses supplementation. While these pages were again among…
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