Commercially there is a clear incentive in selection for muscle volume and on choosing cattle with higher muscle scores.

Research presented at the recent AAAGB Animal Genetics Conference suggests that temperament, as measured using Flight Time and Crush Score, can change with an animal's age, sex, and handling history..

In a landmark shift for one of Australia’s most respected seedstock operations, Palgrove has announced the sale of its entire ...

This week is National Farm Safety Week and the theme is Second Chances – Who Knows How Many You’ll Get? It highlights the ...

Direct consignment slaughter grid prices have strengthened across northern and southern regions of Australia this week. A ...

One of China’s enormous online direct-to-consumer food companies has signed a beef supply agreement with three large ...

Saleyard prices have continued to increase this week, with the benchmark Eastern Young Cattle Indicator jumping above 750c/kg ...

A tax imposed uniquely by Queensland on foreign-owned agricultural land is having a “chilling effect” on new investment and ...

Each year, large companies operating across the livestock production, lotfeeding, processing, export, agency, finance and ...

Feeder cattle prices are starting this week stronger than the past fortnight, as a shortage of cattle in the south continues ...

CATTLE Australia chief executive Dr Chris Parker is not concerned about Australia’s agricultural commodity and state farmers ...

Murdoch University has welcomed the first calves in an innovative new breeding and research program, marking the introduction ...