Month: January 2025

A THREE-YEAR pilot project has shown installing shade structures in largely treeless paddocks on the Barkly Tableland can increase calf survival rates. Led by Senior UQ…

Every hay season several hay stacks spontaneously combust across Victoria, in single moist bales or in a stack of any size. Once the hay has been…

FEED and water shortages are likely as we move into summer, so consider weaning your beef calves early to save on requirements. Agriculture Victoria livestock industry…

Sometimes it’s the smallest creatures that create the biggest problems for beef producers. In fact, cattle ticks can cost the Australian beef industry more than $160…

During a challenging season, some cows may struggle to conceive again. Many spring-calving herds are currently joining their cows, and some of these cows are in…

Victorian dairy farmers are urging their State Government to follow the lead of other states and permit the use of virtual fencing technology in Victoria. The…

Concerns over the Future of Salmon Farming Industry in Scotland The sustainability of the salmon farming industry in Scotland has come under scrutiny, with calls for…

National Fish & Chip Awards unveils top sustainable industry businesses The National Fish & Chip Awards, organized by the National Federation of Fish Friers (NFFF), has…

Secaucus, New Jersey-based New York Mutual Trading Co, a specialist in Japanese wholesale food, beverages, and restaurant supplies, has issued a recall for its prepared monkfish…

A Dispute Over Seafood Processing in Newfoundland and Labrador A months-long simmering dispute between Royal Greenland subsidiary Quin-Sea and a group that represents seafood processors in…