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NT cattle station sells for $26m after carbon plan crashes (opens the original)
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Benmara Station in the Northern Territory has sold for $26 million. The property has been bought by a UK livestock producer. Previous owner WealthCheck had planned to run a large carbon project on Benmara, but it never happened. Benmara Station in the Barkly region of the Northern Territory has sold for $26 million, which is $14 million less than its last sale price in 2023. The 450,000 hectare station has been bought by UK-based livestock producer Shaun Davis, trading under the newly formed Ben
British-backed CPC buys another NT station for $47.4m (opens the original)
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Consolidated Pastoral Company has bought Vermelha Station in the Northern Territory for $47.4 million. The station comes with a 2,956-megalitre a year water licence. CPC now has more than 18,000ML of groundwater licences across the NT. Consolidated Pastoral Company (CPC) has continued to expand its vast portfolio of properties across Australia by buying Vermelha Station in the Northern Territory. According to documents from the NT Land Titles Office, Vermelha was sold for $47.4 million in a deal
Trump's 300,000 tonne beef import plan cops backlash (opens the original)
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Donald Trump says the US will import up to 300,000 tonnes of tariff-free beef to "substantially lower" the price of ground beef for Americans. The US cattle industry strongly opposes the plan. More details are needed, but the policy could reduce the price of Australian beef exports to the US. The National Cattlemen's Beef Association (NCBA) in the United States has slammed President Donald Trump's plan to import more beef, saying it would "flood the market" and "undermine American producers". On
Putting Territory beef 'that tastes like beef' onto menus (opens the original)
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Topic:Food and Beverage Processing Industry Northern Territory cattle producer Fiona McBean remembers the day she and her husband Peter Cogill decided to have a crack at running their own abattoir. "Peter was off contract mustering, I was home alone, and we'd run out of our own beef," she said. "I went to a major supermarket and bought some mince … and it wasn't great. The couple soon bought a property 100 kilometres south of Darwin called Old Cameron Downs and started up their own boutique abat
China has stockpiled 'huge quantities' of frozen beef for this moment (opens the original)
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Australian beef exports to China have ground to a halt because of a new 55 per cent tariff. China is understood to have historically high stockpiles of frozen beef. Analysts say China is already buying beef for next year, with shipments to resume in the coming months. Australian beef exports to China have ground to a halt because of a new 55 per cent tariff that was triggered one month ago. According to Meat and Livestock Australia's (MLA) regional manager for Greater China, Murray Davis, beef p
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