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Bush Agribusiness

Locality: Toowoomba, Queensland

Phone: +61 401 118 191

Address: 120 James Street, 4350 Toowoomba, QLD, Australia

Website: https://www.bushagri.com.au/

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20.01.2022 A sky we like to see! The view from today's Producer Group meeting outside of Roma. Want to know more about Producer Groups? https://www.bushagri.com.au/producer-business-groups/

19.01.2022 Ian will be presenting at Surviving and Thriving, discussing the Business Tools Beef Businesses need to Succeed. If you are in Mareeba on the 23rd of March, make sure you attend!

18.01.2022 Catch Ian speaking at the Kimberley Pilbara Cattlemen's Association conference tomorrow afternoon about Beef Business Performance!

17.01.2022 An informed and evidence based perspective on soil carbon in agriculture, by former Bush Agribusiness employee Michael Wellington. A great read to end the week! https://mickwelli.com//soil-carbon-strengths-weaknesses-o/

14.01.2022 How to budget in the current market? Read Ian's latest article about how to look forward with previous prices.

14.01.2022 Congratulations to Karissa, her team won the grand final of the local netball comp this afternoon! Karissa de Belle

13.01.2022 Ian spent the day presenting at the Surviving and Thriving workshop in Mareeba. He spoke on beef business performance and excel based tools to aid in decision making. He will be speaking at Georgetown later on this week, be sure to catch him there! FutureBeef National Drought and North Queensland Flood Response and Recovery Agency

11.01.2022 How important is fertility in a breeding herd? What benefits could be seen if improvements can be made? A recent report released by Ian McLean, Sam Harburg and Ben Hayes looks to answer just this. FutureBeef Queensland Alliance for Agriculture and Food Innovation

10.01.2022 A full workshop for the BusinessEGDE Young Guns Alice Springs, great to meet the young guns completing the NTCA Future Industry leaders program. Such a great event!! FutureBeef Meat & Livestock Australia Future NTCA

09.01.2022 Phil Holmes' latest article discussing stocking rate matching carrying capacity to focus on animal unit performance, whilst still maintaining profitability.

06.01.2022 A great two days bringing together all 4 of our producer groups, to learn, share knowledge and network with one another. Thank you to Michael Wellington and Simone Parker who were able to assist the Bush Agribusiness team over the last two days.

04.01.2022 YOUNG GUNS WORKSHOP: Alice Springs, October 26-27 This morning, 25 participants, including the Northern Territory Cattlemen's Association 2020 Future NTCA grou...p, gathered at the NTCA's Grant Heaslip training facility in Alice Springs, to take part in the BusinessEDGE Young Guns Workshop. Tailored specifically for up and coming producers, the program provides an opportunity for them to build business skills, develop financial knowledge and business understanding, learn where a business is performing well and where it can be improved, and meet other young producers. The BusinessEDGE was developed by Meat & Livestock Australia specifically for extensive grazing businesses. Bush AgriBusiness delivers the Business EDGE across Northern and Rangelands Australia.

03.01.2022 FUN FACT FRIDAY! Did you know that between 15-20% of the energy required by grazing cattle is used for walking (activity)? There has been a lot of research on distance travelled by cattle which has found that cattle walk a similar distance each day regardless of paddock size and distance to water. So it is effectively a fixed requirement, like maintenance.... There is a tool on our website which calculates the energy demand of a breeding female and shows what energy is required for maintenance (including activity), pregnancy, lactation and what the calf grazes. Go to https://www.bushagri.com.au/ae/ and it is point #3 under 'How do you apply AE's'.