Queensland Country Life

21 hours ago | queenslandcountrylife.com.au | Shan Goodwin

The US and China is leading the way but demand for Australian beef is up on longer-term averages for most markets. With cattle supply abundant, more days available for processing and red hot overseas demand for beef, talk is rife that a new all-time beef export volume will be set this month or next.

1 day ago | queenslandcountrylife.com.au | Shan Goodwin

Northern beef legend David Warriner. File image. A true legend of the northern beef industry, one of the most influential figures in the sector and a man who stood up for what was needed in the bush at all times is how David Warriner is being remembered.

1 day ago | queenslandcountrylife.com.au | Shan Goodwin

Young cattle prices have fallen off a cliff on the back of a flood of supply in the south, where dry conditions have forced the hand of producers. Whopping southern yardings as drought-hit producers make the call to offload rather than feed through winter has driven sharp drops in prices across most cattle market categories.

2 days ago | queenslandcountrylife.com.au | Shan Goodwin

Lotfeeding has been the biggest emission-reducing impact in beef in Australia, an expert told the World Angus Forum. File photo. Beef's best-in-class on methane emissions performance today is the mid-fed steer.

2 days ago | queenslandcountrylife.com.au | Ben Harden

Toowoomba's Jaime Colley won the Queensland State Wool Merino Fleece Young Judges Competition in Roma on Saturday, May 10. Picture by Ben HardenJaime Colley, the daughter of contract wool shearers who also grew up on a meat sheep property in Texas, Queensland, emerged as the state champion of the Queensland Ag Shows Nutrien Wool Merino Fleece Young Judges competition.