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Perth butchers find quality at Woolorama
19 Mar 10 | BACK to purchase the finest cuts of meat at Wagin Woolorama trade cattle sale were Meat the Butcher owners Glen and Louise Fuchsbichler, when they brought the heavyweight champion and mediumweight grand champion winning steers for the second consecutive year.
19 Mar 10 | THE WA Lot Feeders' Association will take its biannual Better Beef show to the WA College of Agriculture, Cunderdin, next month, with the two day event exploring optimal pathways to market for the grainfed carcase.
WA Santa genetics to receive a boost
16 Mar 10 | NEW Santa Gertrudis genetics are on their way to WA following the purchase of a 17-month-old sire from South Australia recently.
Floods force stud sale reshuffle
13 Mar 10 | BOONAH stud Brahman breeder Chris McCarthy is a young man in the industry going places - but not this week.   | Wanted: 8000 steersVisit Stock Journal | JR uses creative accounting to ...Visit Queensland Country Life
13 Mar 10 | FIVE breeds, 54 bulls, one Knutsford selling complex and 38 keen bidders all came together at the Kojonup Invitation Bull sale last Wednesday, resulting in a very respectable gross of $113,250.
13 Mar 10 | THE 22nd annual multi-breed bull sale at Gingin last Thursday saw buyers scramble to get their hands on a selection of new Angus genetics ensuring strong competition and an impressive top price of $9500 posted twice on the day.
Sheep are back
11 Mar 10 | FOUR generations of hard work breeding sheep is finally starting to pay off for the Stratford family, Wyalkatchem.
Producer calls for united beef industry
11 Mar 10 | IT was not the news that cattle producers wanted to hear, but few were surprised when Meat and Livestock Australia (MLA) projected another year of subdued prices and lacklustre export demand for the industry.  | CommentsComments (1)
R&D winner helps keep tabs on cattle
09 Mar 10 | A PROJECT to track the whereabouts of cattle is among five winners selected by Telstra from an R&D Idol competition it launched about six months ago, and will now receive access to its platforms, infrastructure and advice in order to build its operation.  | CommentsComments (1) | Middle East demanding wider ... | Hiscock to head Beef Council
Hiscock to head Beef Council
26 Feb 10 | ALCOA Farmlands manager, Tony Hiscock, has the job of pulling together the team that will decide the future of the WA beef industry.  | Why would consumers want BSE beef? | Beef Stocktake needs grassroots ...
US beef cattle expansion not expected in short term
24 Feb 10 | POOR returns delay and dampen expansion phase of cattle cycle.  | Striking the meat and maternal ... | Beef Stocktake needs grassroots ...
22 Feb 10 | WAFarmers has welcomed the State Government’s response to the Beef Stocktake Report, and believes that the formation of the WA Beef Council, under the direction of Tony Hiscock, and the Producers Round Table, is a step in the right direction.
Why would consumers want BSE beef?
18 Feb 10 | HYDEN cattle and grain producer Vern Mouritz doesn't know why consumers would eat beef from BSE affected countries when they have clean, green Australian beef to choose from.  | CommentsComments (3) | Middle East will power lamb ...Visit The Land | Red meat matters for a mighty ...Visit Stock Journal
Photos from the Diamond Tree Angus sale
18 Feb 10 | View a collection of photos taken by Farm Weekly at the Diamond Tree Angus bull sale in Manjimup.
$11,000 top for Koojan Hills Angus
18 Feb 10 | Long-term commercial buyers, fellow stud breeders and some new clients to the Koojan Hills Angus stud ensured stud principals Lew and Pam Smit of yet another very successful bull sale at Kojonup on Tuesday.
WA Beef Council proposed to fix industry
18 Feb 10 | THE WA Liberal-National Government has recognised the huge potential of the WA beef industry and welcomed the Beef Stocktake Report as a catalyst for positive change in the sector, an industry briefing was told.  | CommentsComments (3)
Photos from the Mordallup bull sale
17 Feb 10 | View a collection of photos taken by Farm Weekly at the Mordallup bull sale, where the market topped at $14,500 for Mordallup Networth D188 (AI), which was knocked down to the Bairstow family, Arizona Farms, Lake Grace.
Indonesian live export figures soar
15 Feb 10 | THE extraordinary dominance of trade with just one customer country - Indonesia - is in clear evidence in calendar year live cattle export figures released last week.   | CommentsComments (2) | Where's the beef? | Wellard eyes northern properties
Where's the beef?
11 Feb 10 | WA is heading towards a major beef shortage, according to producer and butcher shop owner Kevin Armstrong.  | CommentsComments (4)
Lack of options highlights live trade
05 Feb 10 | BEEF producers in the South West have hailed the live export industry as somewhat of a saviour for taking volumes of cattle out of a heavily flooded market.
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