Hundreds of livestock breeds have gone extinct – but some Australian farmers are keeping endangered breeds alive
Genetic diversity matters for wildlife – and for the livestock on which we depend. Yet breed after breed is disappearing into extinction.
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Emerald Expo returns for 13th year in Cavan this April
The much-anticipated Emerald Expo is set to return for its 13th edition at the Virginia Show Centre in Co. Cavan on Saturday, ...
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Barnyard Basics: Cattle history – wild cattle were domesticated about 10,000 years ago
Cattle and humans have an intertwined history; people have been raising cattle for meat and hides for thousands of years.
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Dominican Republic livestock with opportunity to export more to China and others
Meat farming has a promising future worldwide because production has not increased in recent years, while purchasing power ...
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‘I challenge you not to love it’: What is working equitation and why you should give it a go
Curious about working equitation? Discover how this fast-growing sport blends dressage, obstacle courses, and even cattle ...
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Don't want US beef on Aussie supermarket shelves? Here's what you're risking
United States ranchers have come out all guns blazing over the lack of access Australia has given their fresh beef on ...
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Genetic selection in Angus plays big role in lower GHGs
World Angus Forum being staged in Brisbane in May will shine a light on an array of initiatives aimed at promoting sustainability and reducing greenhouse gas emissions...Read More ...
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This WA rancher deeply loves his wagyu cattle, from birth to burger
Advertising Most cattle ranchers don’t hand-feed their ... diversifying from popular European breeds like Black Angus, ask Jerry Reeves — the “godfather of wagyu.” Reeves, who owns Bar ...