Resources

Northern Australian cattle breeders sell male progeny into a variety of markets at ages ranging from several months to as much as four and a half years. Most profitable turnoff […]

We often hear beef producers complaining about the price of beef in the shops compared to the price they receive on sale to the abattoir. The costs involved in getting […]

Richard and Beth Judd moved to ‘Hat Creek’ at Baralaba in 1999. They are a family operation with their sons, Clayton and Wyatt, involved in the business. In May 2018 Richard […]

In this Calf Alive symposium presentation Dan Lynch, North Australian Beef Producer, discusses how he and his family have managed their beef breeding operations in the Northern Territory’s Top End […]

When deciding on a supplement strategy, it is important to determine the cost of the supplement in relation to the nutrient you require. In some cases, the supplement that appears […]

Increasing the efficiency of north Australian cattle production systems using local crops to improve dry season weight gain Supported by the Cooperative Research Centre for Developing Northern Australia (CRCNA), the […]

Queensland Department of Primary Industries staff are investigating a range of management strategies and technologies aimed at making our grazing businesses more profitable and drought resilient. This work was initially […]

Economic modelling of grazing systems in the Fitzroy and Burdekin catchments was a joint project with the Fitzroy Basin Association and the Queensland Department of Employment Economic Development and Innovation. The project was formed

The Economic performance of beef cattle finishing systems used on the North-Eastern Downs project was set up as part of the Implementation of Producer Demonstration Sites to increase research adoption […]

Enhancing input to the CQSS2 was a joint project with the Fitzroy Basin Association and the Queensland Primary Industries and Fisheries. The project was formed under the National Action Plan […]