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Beef Cattle, Livestock, Markets, Reuters

Chinese billionaire buys Australian cattle stations

By Jane Wardell July 15, 2015

Sydney | Reuters –– A Chinese billionaire has bought two large Australian cattle stations for A$47 million (C$44.8 million), in at least the third deal this year involving a Chinese investor buying into the country’s farmlands. Xingfa Ma, who owns the Tianma Bearing Group Co., snapped up 40,000 head of cattle along with the 705,700-hectare […] Read more

Pacific sea surface temperature anomalies for the week centred on June 3. (CPC.ncep.noaa.gov)

Crops, Reuters, Weather

Warming Pacific waters seen fuelling lengthy El Nino

By Reuters June 10, 2015

Sydney | Reuters –– Pacific Ocean temperatures continue to warm, supporting El Nino weather conditions for the rest of 2015, Australia’s Bureau of Meteorology said Tuesday. An El Nino can have devastating consequences for agriculture globally, causing heavy rains and floods in South America and scorching weather in Asia and as far away as east […] Read more

Beef Cattle, Livestock, Markets, Reuters

Australia beef exports to fall on lower slaughter rate

By Colin Packham April 17, 2015

Sydney | Reuters — Exports of Australian beef are likely to fall faster than previously expected as slaughter rates drop off as a two-year drought eases, threatening to add fuel to a rally in U.S. beef prices. A record slaughter rate has dropped nearly a fifth in the last two weeks, as farmers start to […] Read more

Beef Cattle, Livestock, Markets, Reuters

Australia’s largest private land owner to sell cattle business

By Colin Packham April 10, 2015

Sydney | Reuters — Australia’s largest private land owner will sell its cattle operations, including the world’s largest ranch and an area equivalent in size to South Korea, to raise cash for other businesses and investments. S. Kidman and Co. said it will sell its privately owned 11 cattle stations and a feedlot, complete with […] Read more

Australian countryside near Bendigo, northwest of Melbourne. (CIA.gov)

General, Markets, Reuters

Australia backs farmers on foreign ownership gripes

By Colin Packham March 5, 2015

Canberra | Reuters –– The Australian government has sided with farmers who say official data vastly underestimates foreign ownership of the nation’s farmland, as it moves to clamp down on overseas purchases of agricultural land. Foreign ownership is a key concern for many farmers, a crucial part of the conservative government’s support base, who worry […] Read more

Beef Cattle, Features

Mustering and drafting down under

By Tessa Nybo February 27, 2015

In July 2014, my fiancé Colin and I had the opportunity to work on Manali Limousin and Lim-Flex stud near Scone, New South Wales, Australia. Over the course of the month we fed cattle, built fence and welded gates, and spent numerous full days clipping and washing 56 two-year-old bulls that would be sold in […] Read more

Australia’s Prime Minister Tony Abbott, shown here at the U.N. in September, is backing plans for a nationwide country-of-origin labelling program. (PM.gov.au via Flickr)

General, Markets, Reuters

Australia plans country-of-origin labelling after hep A outbreak

By Colin Packham February 26, 2015

Sydney | Reuters — Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott backed plans on Thursday to introduce country-of-origin labelling in the wake of a hepatitis A outbreak, potentially risking contravention of World Trade Organization (WTO) rules. With 18 confirmed cases of hepatitis A linked to consumption of berries sold by Patties Foods Ltd., Abbott said he had […] Read more

Crops, Markets, Reuters

Australia tightens rules over foreign buying of farmland

By Colin Packham February 12, 2015

Sydney | Reuters –– Australia tightened rules on Wednesday over foreign ownership of its agricultural land amid concerns that it is losing control of its own food security, slashing the amount beyond which land purchases would require regulatory approval. From March 1, foreign purchases of agricultural land over A$15 million (C$14.51 million) will be subject […] Read more

Crops, Reuters, Weather

Australia’s temperatures found fastest-rising worldwide

By Jane Wardell January 28, 2015

Sydney | Reuters –– Australia faces a rise in temperature of potentially more than 5 C by the end of the century, outpacing global warming worldwide, the country’s national science agency said Tuesday. In its most comprehensive analysis yet of the impacts of climate change, the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO) painted a […] Read more

General, Reuters, Weather

Australia weather bureau says models show low chance of El Nino

By Reuters January 20, 2015

Sydney | Reuters –– Weather models show a low chance of an El Nino, the Australian Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) said Tuesday, after indicators of the climate event eased in recent weeks. El Nino — a warming of sea-surface temperatures in the Pacific — can prompt drought in Southeast Asia and Australia and heavy rains […] Read more

U.S. livestock: Cattle futures slide on human screwworm case report

U.S. grains: Soybeans fall as hopes for Chinese demand wane; corn, wheat firm

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U.S. livestock: Cattle futures slide on human screwworm case report

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Chinese billionaire buys Australian cattle stations

Warming Pacific waters seen fuelling lengthy El Nino

Australia beef exports to fall on lower slaughter rate

Australia’s largest private land owner to sell cattle business

Australia backs farmers on foreign ownership gripes

Mustering and drafting down under

Australia plans country-of-origin labelling after hep A outbreak

Australia tightens rules over foreign buying of farmland

Australia’s temperatures found fastest-rising worldwide

Australia weather bureau says models show low chance of El Nino

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