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Meat Standards Australia (MSA) delivers record $326 million in farmgate returns in 2023-2024
Importance of iron highlighted by MLA in World Iron Awareness Week
New virus uncovered in China – is this a sign tick-borne diseases are on the rise?
In Focus: International Day Of Rural Women
Weekly Sheep And Cattle Market Wrap
Gazing at your dog can connect your brains, research shows
Are Feedlots Facing Profit Squeeze?
Exports Poised To Tip Records
Five Tips For Grazing Sheep On Stubbles 9 October
Top Tips For Calving Season
Better Nutrition Decisions Save Day
Australian Beef declared “The Greatest” in latest marketing campaign from MLA
Coverage Of Transport Workers Award Expanded
MLA Adoption programs deliver $74.3 million in annual net benefits to producers in 2023-24
Gaza: Geospatial data shows intensifying damage to cropland
Best practice farming goes hand in hand with reducing carbon emissions
A brains trust to help you make profitable grazing decisions
How does your business compare to others across the country?
Automated bunk management on the cards for commercial feedlots
BeefEx Returns To Brisbane
MLA’s latest feedlot-related research reports are available now
New Inspector-General appointed to oversee animal welfare and live animal exports
Land Managers Put Their Guard Up Against Wild Dogs
How does the Australian red meat industry stack up globally?
NT cattle station simulation game on track for worldwide release
Queensland Government investment in farm biodiversity income welcomed
Red Meat Ambassadors program set to return for fourth year
Cutting Failed Crops For Hay Or Silage
Industry remains resilient despite significant volatility in 2023: MLA State of the Industry report
Farmer pleads guilty to animal cruelty, gets $10,000 fine
Viruses cross different tissues in insects to infect new hosts
5 Reasons To Attend MLA Updates 2024
Balancing Dingo Conservation And Management
Call To Keep Wild Dog Control
Worms – What’s Spring Risk?
Household limits on chickens and roosters commence in October
Mustering Permits Issued To Cape York Graziers
Dry Conditions Impacting Decision Making
Finding high-value solutions to low-value meat cuts and co-products
Getting Livestock Transport Wright
$33 million Agtech program expanded to support more farmers across NSW
Council defers decision on future organic processing facility
Seasonal turnaround sees confidence grow on farm in WA
Tasmanian farmers entering spring with renewed confidence
Red meat markets prop up South Australian farmer confidence
Lamb, Ultimate Social Device: MLA Spring Lamb Campaign
Confidence climbs on farm, despite prolonged dry conditions in parts of the state
‘Back in the black’ – NSW farmers turn positive in the latest quarter