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Bruce and Judith Lord, along with their family, manage Mount Stanley, a 3,300 hectare property on the headwaters of the Brisbane River above Linville, Queensland. The property is a mix […]
Bodie Willmot, Goolman QLD I own Corymbia, a 42 ha property at Goolman, just outside Ipswich on the border of the Scenic Rim. The property is heavily timbered with spotted […]
Terry and Megan Dunne, Biloela QLD We run Shawlands, a 3,800ha commercial breeding and backgrounding property near Biloela in Central Queensland. Our herd consists of 400 Droughtmaster-cross breeders grazed primarily […]
Key takeaways Good staff often leave workplaces, not the beef industry New staff are more likely to stay when they have clear expectations, regular check-ins and a mentor The Aboriginal […]
Key takeaways Regular recording of liveweight data supports better decisions around weaning, supplementation, sale timing and animal health Traditional crush scales are the gold standard for accuracy, but automated systems […]
Joe Hennessy, along with his wife and in-laws, manages Boondock, a 8900-hectare property near St George running about 700 cross bred cows and 4000 goats. The landscape features poplar box […]
Key takeaways AgValuate is an online technology readiness assessment tool The tool helps you assess where agtech could add value in your business It focuses on business goals and priorities, […]
Key takeaways Virtual fencing uses GPS-enabled collars and audio cues to contain and guide cattle without physical internal fences. Training is essential. Most cattle will respond to the audio cue […]
Producers across Queensland that have been affected by this year’s disasters are encouraged to listen to Sheree Finney in this BeefConnect webinar recording. Sheree unpacks the Queensland Rural and Industry […]
Is your breeder herd pulling its weight? If you’re unsure, then this BeefConnect webinar recording is for you. We’ll cut through the data and focus on what really matters for […]
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