Cattle Price News

The Age
Libs are breeds apart
The Age
One minute he comes out strongly against racism, the next he wants to ban bongs and allow cattle back into alpine national parks. ...

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Russia's wheat ban a boon for growers
Sydney Morning Herald
But if prices remain elevated, the demand for higher-quality east coast wheat could drive up the cost of milk and cheese which depends on grain-fed cattle. ...

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Korea Times
For Australian beef, foe is not US beef but Korean pork
Korea Times
Lim, who laughingly admits to eating around 100 kilos of beef a year, hopes to see an increase in beef consumption, as prices of beef imports are now more ...

Feed barley price hike
Stock Journal
Cattle destined for the export market would most likely have their future in doubt as the sudden lift in prices tightened profit margins, Mr Cudmore said. ...

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Biosecurity Queensland (BQ) has relaxed guidelines for producers with stock near a controversial underground coal gasification (UCG) project in the South Burnett region.

Candy's grieving and needs a loving home
PerthNow
This was very upsetting for Candy, who is a sensitive Australian cattle dog/bull terrier. The best home for Candy will be one in which she will have lots of ...

The RSPCA has reached an out-of-court agreement with lawyers for graziers in the south-east of South Australia who were charged with mistreating hundreds of

Making waves with Wagyu
Weekly Times Now
And while Japan cannot produce enough of the beef to meet its own demand, so jealously guarded is its gene pool that 95 per cent of Wagyu sold in Australian ...

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Beef exports at record low
Weekly Times Now
While fluctuations of the dollar and the weight restrictions placed on Australian cattle for live export to Indonesia earlier this year continue to restrict ...
US trip chances for beef market researchFarm Weekly

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Beef will not be served at any of the catering outlets during the Commonwealth Games in New Delhi in October, organisers have confirmed.

The mining company at the centre of carcinogenic water contamination concerns in south-east Queensland has laid off most of its staff.

The richest campdrafting competition in Australia is underway in central Queensland.

Camm buys station cheaply
Stock Journal
The sale represents a big discount to the $6 million the vendors paid three years ago when cattle station prices exploded. The station, which has been ...

SmartCompany.com.au
Cruising the world's richest streets
SmartCompany.com.au
In November 2009, a Perth mansion belonging to billionaire mining heir Angela Bennett was sold for an Australian-record price of $57.5 million to Chris ...

Sydney Morning Herald
Forrest grapples with relativity
Sydney Morning Herald
''This is a huge tax, but it's a small tax in the Australian economy. If you apply a tax which is huge to an industry but small to an economy, ...

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Balance sheets need a splash of green ink
Sydney Morning Herald
He has been here at least a dozen times and in 1990 bought a defunct cattle ranch at Tarzali on the Atherton Tablelands in Queensland. ...

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RICH PICKINGS: Not-so-easy street
Business Spectator
In November 2009, a Perth mansion belonging to billionaire mining heir Angela Bennett was sold for an Australian-record price of $57.5 million to Chris ...

Sydney Morning Herald
It's just old cow meat by another name
Sydney Morning Herald
John Carter, a veteran beef grader and director of the Australian Beef Association, said Australia was the only Western country where eight-tooth beef is ...

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