In Australia, beef cattle feedlots don’t always receive the best publicity, but what if they were to completely disappear? What would the impact be on the Australian economy and the industry as a whole?
In Australia, beef cattle feedlots don’t always receive the best publicity, but what if they were to completely disappear? What would the impact be on the Australian economy and the industry as a whole?
Topics: Feedlots, Feedlot, Australia, Grain Fed Beef, Australian Beef, Beef Market, jobs
Like humans, a balanced diet is essential for optimal health. Supplementary feeding allows producers to balance their livestock’s diet for elements that may be missing from their pastures or feed mixes.
Topics: Beef, Agriculture, Australian Beef, Grass Fed, Pasture Fed, Feeding
Despite what many people believe, cattle do not spend their entire life in a feedlot.
A feedlot
is used by
producers to finish cattle ready for slaughter, or because a producer’s pastures are insufficient to sustain the livestock on grass alone during particular times of the year
.
Topics: Beef, Feedlots, Feedlot, Beef Cattle, Grain Fed Beef, Australian Beef, Red Meat
Drought. A word that all farmers, their families and rural communities dread. Drought is a prolonged period which has severe consequences ecosystems, the economy and society. Below average rainfall has resulted in a water shortage and no feed for the livestock.
Topics: Beef, Beef Cattle, Grain Fed Beef, Australian Beef, Red Meat, Steak
On Wednesday, 4th of July, the World Steak Challenge was held in London. For the third year running Teys Australia have entered premium Angus beef sourced from Princess Royal Feedlot, located north of Burra, South Australia and for the third year straight have received an award.
Topics: Beef, Beef Cattle, Grain Fed Beef, Australian Beef, Red Meat, Steak
Written by Anna Nunn
As the sun makes its way over the ranges the stockman’s day has well and truly already begun. A cuppa or two and a hearty breakfast while discussing plans for the day around the table, waiting for just enough light to get going.
Read MoreTopics: Insider, Cattle, Livestock, Industry, Australia, Rural, Australian Beef, Outback, Stations, cattle station
For beef cattle feedlots such as ours, the rumen is very important. Cattle are ruminant animals, meaning that they have a four-chambered stomach.
Topics: Beef, Livestock, Australia, Beef Cattle, Grain Fed Beef, Australian Beef, Welfare
The Australian feedlot industry is a booming right now as demand for Australian grain fed beef grows both domestically and internationally.
Read MoreTopics: Cattle, Beef, Industry, Feedlots, Australia, Beef Cattle, Australian Beef, Beef Market
Prices rise and fall with the market, but what exactly is it that influences the market?
Certainly
, supply and demand is a large factor, with consumers influencing demanding with their hip pocket
.
Topics: Cattle, Information, Beef, Livestock, Industry, Australia, Australian Beef, Production, Suppy Chain, Market, Beef Market, Influence
Australian beef is a cut above the rest for many reasons. Australian red meat producers work hard to maintain the high standards set by the industry.
There are a lot of contributing factors when it comes to superior eating quality including;
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There are a lot of contributing factors when it comes to superior eating quality including;
Topics: Beef, Agriculture, Livestock, Industry, Producers, Australia, Cropping, Australian Beef, Quality, Production, Red Meat
