PREMIUM Livestock Rumination sensor breakthrough The way cattle producers monitor the health and welfare of their animals is set to change forever with researchers now able to detect cattle rumination using ear tag technology. By Country News
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Livestock Excellent eatingBeef producers who consistently deliver carcases with superior eating quality are set to be recognised...
Livestock An eggs-ellent enterprise A nasty encounter with an angry turkey when he was a child could have turned... By Geoff Adams
Livestock World-first development for the lamb industryLamb processors and brand owners will be able to benchmark their product and ensure it...
Livestock Leadership key for global meat industry Global meat producers are set to face a leadership test in 2022 as the disruptions...
Livestock Conditions ripe for herd rebuildWith above average rainfall predicted for all major cattle regions during the next three...
Livestock Stay calm and control panic grassLandowners in northern Victoria are being urged to plan ahead for the summer weed season...
Livestock Lower risk of introducing ovine brucellosisFor many sheep flocks, the purchase of rams is a time when diseases may be...
Livestock Japan, South Korea key markets for Aussie beef Japan and South Korea will continue to feature as important markets for Australia’s beef exports,...
Livestock Time’s up for Bendigo cattle saleAfter more than 150 years, Bendigo is without a public cattle market. By Geoff Adams
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