Jamie Brown

London, Melbourne

Visual Journalist at The Age

Prof of Beh Sci & Health; Director @ UTARG. Beh sci & pub health (tobacco, e-cigarettes, alcohol & digital health). Also, Labour & Spurs.

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Articles

Election results build renewed confidence in carbon farming's role

1 week ago | theland.com.au | Jamie Brown

The faces behind carbon farming's regulatory framework include Carbon Market Institute CEO, John Connor, Executive director with the NSW Department of Climate Change, the Environment and Water Jenny Merkley and Chair and CEO of the Clean Energy Regulator, David Parker. Picture by Jamie Brown. The carbon farming market has received a much-needed boost to industry confidence with the election of the returning Labor party and a renewed desire to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.
Election results build renewed confidence in carbon farming's role

1 week ago | queenslandcountrylife.com.au | Jamie Brown

The faces behind carbon farming's regulatory framework include Carbon Market Institute CEO, John Connor, Executive director with the NSW Department of Climate Change, the Environment and Water Jenny Merkley and Chair and CEO of the Clean Energy Regulator, David Parker. Picture by Jamie Brown. The carbon farming market has received a much-needed boost to industry confidence with the election of the returning Labor party and a renewed desire to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.
Selecting for meat eating quality must focus on carcase data urges respected Angus breeder

1 week ago | stockandland.com.au | Jamie Brown

Dulverton Angus principal Greg Chappell, Glen Innes, with Duncan Whan from Rabobank at the Angus Expo in Tamworth this weekend. Picture by Jamie Brown. Dulverton Angus stud principal told his audience at the Tamworth Angus Expo that breeders need to focus on carcase data when it comes to building a cow herd renowned for marbling.
Soybean silage a protein hit for flood bound cattle during this wet season

2 weeks ago | theland.com.au | Jamie Brown

Justin, Jacob and Craig Ensbey, Lower Southgate on the Clarence, with soybean silage in ring feeders and trade cattle still growing during flooding rains this summer. Picture supplied. On the Clarence River floodplain soybeans that were cut, raked and wrapped as round bale silage before Christmas are now feeding trade cattle at a time when pastures must recover from floods.
Leadership transition attracts 165 applications for Sunshine Sugar role

3 weeks ago | theland.com.au | Jamie Brown

Retiring Sunshine Sugar CEO Chris Connors led the NSW Sugar Milling Co-operative through a time of market transition. File picture by Jamie Brown. Future leaders of Sunshine Sugar are clamouring for a job interview with a remarkable 165 applicants throwing their hat in the ring to fill the position.
Chellambi Charolais chases the red factor in third annual bull sale

1 month ago | theland.com.au | Jamie Brown

Proven non-diluter Chellambi Upwood, 20 months, by Tri-N Captain Morgan, fetched $15,000 during the third annual Chellambi bull sale over the weekend. Picture supplied. The first DNA-tested non-diluter Charolais bull in Australia sold online in a helmsman style auction over the weekend for the Chellambi stud at Greg Greg, where dry conditions on the ground have taken hold.
Inverell weaner cattle meet with ready market as season settles in for good

1 month ago | theland.com.au | Jamie Brown

Damien and Lachlan McMahon, Warwick, Qld, with Angus steers off Ashford country, 318kg, which made 458c/kg or $1456 on Monday at Inverell. Picture by Jamie Brown. Inverell yarded 944 head of weaner and yearling store cattle on Monday with solid demand from feedlots for both steers and heifers, with the latter category up on recent trend.
Farms of the future will learn to measure, monitor their performance data

1 month ago | theland.com.au | Jamie Brown

Banyula farm senior operations manager Josh Wellman advocates for measuring data to help make the right enterprise decisions. Picture by Jamie Brown. A demonstration of how a smart farm might work in the future was on display at Banyula near Clunes via Lismore this week, with ag-tech solutions to data management discussed.
Grafton heifers on the rise as local buyers bid to gamble in wake of Alfred

1 month ago | theland.com.au | Jamie Brown

DJ and MJ Lawrence of Maclean were selected as the vendors of the week, chosen for their desirable line of 53 Angus calves, with one pen of 16, averaging 277.5kg, topping the sale at 426c/kg or $1182. Picture supplied. Grafton yarded 1120 head of store cattle on Thursday with an upward tick in heifer prices with local and Tablelands buyers dominating the bidding.
Casino weaners bring Queensland buyers to the bidding rail

2 months ago | theland.com.au | Jamie Brown

Woodenbong Hereford steers with McPherson blood from Monique, Amy,Olivia and Glen McKey brought $969 for 246kg at 394c/kg at Casino on Friday. Picture by Jamie Brown. Queensland buyers dominated the bidding at Casino on Friday where 2625 head of weaner store cattle went under the hammer at prices typical of what we can expect this selling season.