Ellouise Bailey

May 22, 2024 | queenslandcountrylife.com.au | Ellouise Bailey

Some producers say they will not be attending Beef in 2027 if there are not changes made to ensure the event remains industry-focused. Picture by Lucy KinbacherBeef Australia has defended commentary the event has become too corporate focused. It comes after some regular attendees voiced their concerns that the event had lost industry focus, become cost prohibitive, regulated and outgrown the Rockhampton Showgrounds.

May 18, 2024 | farmonline.com.au | Ellouise Bailey

Botswana representative Thapelo Seilaleksos attending Beef 2024 in Rockhampton. Picture: Ellouise BaileyVarious breeds of live Australian cattle, including from Queensland, have been imported into Botswana for the first time in history. Representative Thapelo Seilaleksos spent the last six months travelling Australia, scouting for suitable cattle on behalf of the government to lift the country's genetic pool and provide quality genetics to its producers at a subsidise rate.

May 18, 2024 | queenslandcountrylife.com.au | Ellouise Bailey

Lexi Howard holding the memorial trophy named in honour of her late husband Doug Howard. It was presented to the grand champion of the Callide Valley Field Crop competition on May 17. Picture supplied The Howard family beam with pride as they recount their loved one's life, a man who devoted his life to the betterment of the agriculture community.

May 16, 2024 | farmweekly.com.au | Ellouise Bailey |Kyan Peeti

The Campbell family, AS & M Campbell & Son, Cooara Charolais and Angus studs, Keysbrook, won the reserve champion pen award in the Australian Meat Processor Corporation National Beef Carcase competition which was announced at Beef2024, Rockhampton, Queensland, last week with three Charolais-Angus cross steers. Celebrating their win onfarm last week with some of this years Charolais sired calves on their Charolais-Angus cross mothers were Bruce Campbell and daughter Bryden.

May 15, 2024 | queenslandcountrylife.com.au | Ellouise Bailey

Botswana representative Thapelo Seilaleksos attending Beef 2024 in Rockhampton. Picture: Ellouise BaileyVarious breeds of live Australian cattle, including from Queensland, have been imported into Botswana for the first time in history. Representative Thapelo Seilaleksos spent the last six months travelling Australia, scouting for suitable cattle on behalf of the government to lift the country's genetic pool and provide quality genetics to its producers at a subsidise rate.