Did you know that net greenhouse gas emissions associated with the Australian greenhouse gas sector in 2024 were 61% less than in 2005?

For South Australian sheep producer Lynton Arney, learning how to track genetic data reshaped his breeding program.

Cattle Connect 2026 brought the industry together to explore a more productive and profitable future for Australian beef, with Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) sharing its latest research, insights and practical advice.

Meat & Livestock Australia’s (MLA) Research for Accelerated Adoption (RAAD) Program is investing $45 million over the next five years to help Australian lot feeders adopt innovative technologies that improve animal welfare, productivity and sustainability.

The SMARTBEEF Project aims to equip southern Western Australian beef producers with the tools, knowledge and support networks needed to make data-driven decisions that improve business resilience and profitability.

Want to see new management practices and technologies in action? The MLA Producer Demonstration Site (PDS) program gives producers an opportunity to discover and implement new management practices that could improve business profitability, productivity and sustainability. This hands-on program demonstrates the benefit of best management practices and new technologies on local commercial properties. Working in supportive peer groups, producers gain new skills along with the confidence to apply these learnings to their own business.

Request for tender – Feedlot induction review (South East Asia) VBM,All tenders The Livestock Export Program (LEP), a joint program of LiveCorp and Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA), is seeking proposals from suitably qualified organisations

The latest annual Saleyard Survey, released by Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) and conducted by the National Livestock Reporting Service (NLRS), reveals a year of increased cattle activity alongside a significant decline in sheep transactions.

Rain encouraged producers to retain stock this week, tightening cattle and lamb supply. Most indicators lifted, while processor cows reached a new record. Catch up on the latest market movements.