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Saturday, May 21

Bull among the bears: AACo's greener pastures as profits surge and Wagyu booms

Beef producer Australian Agriculture’s full-year profit has surged to $137 million as Wagyu sales improved and asset values jumped.

'Long paddock' wins $1 million makeover as state comes to the rescue

Queensland’s crumbling stock route network is to receive a $1 million State government cash injection ahead of a new revenue raising shake-up to shore up its future.

Drovers continue to be concerned about the fate of Queensland's iconic stock routes (Photo: Supplied).

Free-loading cattle could be eating future of Queensland's iconic long paddock

A crucial inland network that plays a key role in supporting Queensland’s beef industry, while being highly valued by recreational campers and tourists, is starved of funds and at risk of collapse.

British raider snaps up leading Australian pastoral company for at least $500 million

One of Australia’s largest privately owned cattle companies has been bought-out by a British investor for at least $500 million.

Cattle thefts a growing risk as COVID cools branding irons

While irritating for all of us, COVID restrictions are at least unlikely to prove a pain in the backside for Queensland’s cattle herd.

CSIRO satellite tracking plan lifts cattle herding into the space age

Cattle herding has entered the space age with the CSIRO initiating a satellite cattle tracking program it hopes would help indigenous communities across a vast area including Queensland’s north and the Northern Territory.

How beefed up technology helped our new 'cattle queen' take bull by the horns

Laptops, not stock whips, are the tools of trade for Elisha Parker, Queensland’s newest rural woman of the year.