Download Full Report Genetics: Balanced approach essential, but fertility is key A comprehensive study, drawing on the best available information on northern herd performance, business
The Australian Beef Report shows you the financial and production performance of family owned beef businesses in Australia. It has been written for profit focussed
The heightened interest in re-introducing Bos taurus genetics to northern Australia raises a trade-off between potential productivity and low adaptability. In this report Michael investigated
We believe the management of capital is an issue for the beef industry.
The intrinsic economic value of an asset is essentially its value based on its future earning capacity, which means that land condition has a big effect.
Benchmarking has evolved over the decades. It is a resource that many managers of highly profitable agricultural businesses find invaluable in informing and evaluating their decision-making.
Analysis of historical data indicates that agricultural land in Australia has been a better investment than gold over the last 40 years.
A new playing field in the beef game where returns for cattle are matching or beating increases in costs is opening the door for solid profitability boosts where productivity can be improved.
Those able to make prudent and ongoing investments in productivity will capitalise most on the new dynamics.
Michael Wellington and Karissa de Belle, Bush AgriBusiness Pty Ltd. With the current lack of stock across the country, many herd or flock managers will
A peer reviewed article on the evolution and future of agricultural extension services in Australia, written by Michael Wellington, Phil Holmes and Ian McLean and
A rebuttal from Ian and Phil on the use of their data and findings to make a (flawed) case for fundamental land use change across the