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Deadline up for cattle tick eradication program in Qld - Beef Central (opens the original)
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QUEENSLAND producers with known cattle tick infestations need to commence tick eradication programs this week or face continued movement restrictions until at least mid-2028. Owners of Restricted Places for cattle tick in the Qld cattle tick free zone are obligated under the Biosecurity Act 2014 to eradicate cattle ticks. Eradication programs involving chemical treatments need to run for a minimum of 26 weeks, ending 31 March. Department of Primary Industries (DPI) Chief Veterinary Officer Dr Al
Dalby sale 30 September 2026: Yarding retracts to 5840; prices lift despite dry conditions - Beef Central (opens the original)
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Cattle numbers at Dalby eased by 1335 head to 5840. Included in the offering one large consignment of 546 head. The yarding contained a fair sample of cows with 1298 penned and larger numbers of plain condition lines came forward this week along with 466 bulls. Buyer attendance was good with representatives covering all classes and the strong interstate restockers support continued. Despite the dry seasonal conditions prices improved across most classes. Yearling steers returning to the paddock
Dalby sale 30 September 2026: Yarding retracts to 5840; prices lift despite dry conditions - Beef Central (opens the original)
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Cattle numbers at Dalby eased by 1335 head to 5840. Included in the offering one large consignment of 546 head. The yarding contained a fair sample of cows with 1298 penned and larger numbers of plain condition lines came forward this week along with 466 bulls. Buyer attendance was good with representatives covering all classes and the strong interstate restockers support continued. Despite the dry seasonal conditions prices improved across most classes. Yearling steers returning to the paddock
Harmony’s F1 Wagyu brand tops Melbourne Royal Show Food Awards - Beef Central (opens the original)
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VICTORIAN-based supply chain Harmony Agriculture & Food Co has topped the annual Melbourne Royal Show Food Awards branded beef division this week with a sample of the company’s Black Opal F1 Wagyu x Angus product. The Black Opal entry topped 21 entries in this year’s two classes for Wagyu and non-Wagyu beef. The Wagyu class produced five gold medals, which (as well as Black Opal) also included Beefcorp International for a sample of Sher Wagyu, Andrews Meat Industries for a sample of Shiro Kin Fu
Call for food production to be protected in carbon market development - Beef Central (opens the original)
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WITH the Federal Government reviewing the main policy underpinning demand for carbon credits, the National Farmers Federation says it needs to make sure food production is protected. The safeguard mechanism is the main policy that drives demand for Australian Carbon Credit Units, by putting a limit on big emitting companies and making them purchase ACCUs if they exceed that limit. While it was a policy before Labor was elected, the current Government has made significant changes to reduce the li
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