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A new resource hub has been launched to help livestock transport. Photo: Mark Saunders.

New hub a valuable resource for transporting stock

A new hub for livestock transporting is loaded with resources for livestock carriers.

25 March 2024

A red meat delegation from WA heads to the UK with the hope of unlocking trade opportunities for beef and sheep. Photo: Pamela Lawson.

WA red meat delegation on a mission to boost UK trade opportunities

Red meat representatives from WA are heading on a seven day tour of the UK.

25 March 2024

Multi-tasking: There are now multiple platforms that enable online buyers to bid remotely at physical auctions. Photo: Pamela Lawson

A new option for online marketing

New online platform launched in competition with AuctionsPlus and FarmGate.

18 March 2024

MLA is predicting the cattle herd will be 28.6 million head by mid-year. Photo: Mark Saunders.

Cattle herd drops slightly to 28.6 million

The national cattle herd has entered a maintenance phase, according to MLA.

28 February 2024

Eye issues: Pinkeye is a complex disease that causes significant production losses and animal welfare issues for cattle producers. Photo: Pamela Lawson.

Multi-pronged approach to pinkeye

Vet challenges current approach to diagnosing and treating pinkeye.

25 February 2024

Restocker heifer prices have maintained a premium over heavy steers for 12 weeks straight. Picture Mark Saunders.

Heifers hold 12-week price premium

Restocker heifers maintain a premium price over heavy steers, driven by supply and demand.

19 February 2024

Shadow minister for agriculture, Colin de Grussa, said the circumstances following the decision to return the vessel is “either an act of breathtaking incompetence, or cynical political opportunism”, and the responsibility must fall with Murray Watt. Photo credit: The Nationals WA.

Calls for Watt to be sacked over MV Bahijah debacle

The circumstances following the decision to return the MV Bahijah labelled an "absolute disgrace".

12 February 2024

Lamb and mutton exports in January were the highest on record. Photo: Mark Saunders.

Red meat exports hit record high

Australian red meat exports were up 41 per cent last month, compared to January 2023.

12 February 2024

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A growing series of reports, each focused on a key discussion point for the farming sector, brought to you by the Farming Ahead team.

Research Report: High Horsepower Tractors

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