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Flat-rate levy vs percentage-based: Which producers would pay more? - Beef Central (opens the original)
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ANALYSIS of ten years of commercial cattle business benchmarking data suggests that moving from the existing flat $5-a-head transaction levy to a percentage-of-sales levy would shift more of the levy burden towards cattle-growing and trading enterprises. Ian McLean, Bush Agribusiness Managing Director As part of its review of the Cattle Transaction Levy, Cattle Australia is asking producers to consider whether the collection mechanism should remain a flat, fixed-rate levy per head, as it current
Australian breeder takes UK Hereford classification fight to court - Beef Central (opens the original)
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AN Australian cattle breeder has taken his campaign to have Traditional Hereford cattle recognised as a distinct native breed to the UK High Court. Peter Hall is seeking permission to bring a judicial review against the UK Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) over its treatment of Traditional Herefords under the country’s Native Breeds at Risk framework. At the centre of the case is whether Traditional Herefords should be recognised as a separate breed or as a sub-populatio
Cattle shipments and prices rise, defying Indonesia’s headwinds - Beef Central (opens the original)
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CATTLE exports climbed to their highest monthly volume of the year in August, with 71,711 head shipped, including 58,966 to Indonesia. Both figures were well above the rolling five-year average for August, with total national exports were 13 percent higher and shipments to Indonesia were 43 percent over the average for the month. Higher supply often correlates with lower prices, yet despite the increased August volumes, the price of live export steers ex-Darwin has climbed during and is now sitt
SFOs say business case needed before cattle levy overhaul - Beef Central (opens the original)
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STATE farm organisations have backed the first major review of the $5-per-head cattle transaction levy in two decades, but say any proposed changes must be backed by detailed business cases demonstrating clear benefits for levy payers. Beef Central has sought the views of SFOs across Australia this week as the cattle transaction levy review consultation process enters its final stages. While some organisations are open to greater flexibility in the allocation of levy funds, and potentially an in
Cattle Australia passes amendments to constitution - Beef Central (opens the original)
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CATTLE Australia has completed a constitutional review with several changes to its constitution passed at an extraordinary general meeting on September 1. Amendments passed include the introduction of indefinite director terms, removing the previous limit on how many terms a director can serve, and a simplified nomination process. Director nominations received after 1 September 2026 now require only two nominators, and the names of those nominators are no longer published. The constitutional rev
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