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Bullock and steer market kicked back strongly at the 12th annual George and Fuhrmann's bullock and steer show | Queensland Country Life - Vimarsana News

Bullock and steer market kicked back strongly at the 12th annual George and Fuhrmann's bullock and steer show | Queensland Country Life

Warwick feeder market kicked upwards of 30 to 40c on the back of Tuesday's weekly sale, and bullocks...

Bullock and steer market kicked back strongly at the 12th annual George and Fuhrmann's bullock and steer show | Queensland Country Life - Vimarsana News

Bullock and steer market kicked back strongly at the 12th annual George and Fuhrmann's bullock and steer show | Queensland Country Life

Warwick feeder market kicked upwards of 30 to 40c on the back of Tuesday's weekly sale, and bullocks...

Agribusiness buzz in brief - Vimarsana News

Agribusiness buzz in brief

A quick check around the traps at some of the players and topics being talked about in agribusiness.

Coles signs on abattoir, adds 15 farms to list of suppliers - Vimarsana News

Coles signs on abattoir, adds 15 farms to list of suppliers

Premium Content Subscriber only Coles and Teys Australia have signed a multi-year deal to have cattle bought by the supermarket chain processed at Teys’ Beenleigh abattoir. The agreement will be announced at Beef Australia in Rockhampton on Wednesday. Coles, which sources beef from more than 100 Queensland farms, is also beginning to do business with 15 more sunshine state suppliers. Counted among them are second-generation graziers Rob and Anne Bridle from Tara. The Bridle family has been breeding and producing cattle since 1961. Mr Bridle said a regular supply contract with Coles would gi...

Teys CEO reacts as court fines company for worker injury - Vimarsana News

Teys CEO reacts as court fines company for worker injury

Premium Content Subscriber only Court documents showed Sheryl Tickner fell two metres from a hide puller, part of which was broken, and hit his head on the concrete ground below. Outside the courtroom on Friday, Mr Teys said Mr Tickner was a long-term employee of his company at Innisvale and at Biloela. He said he visited him in hospital several times. “He’s well known to me,” Mr Teys said. “We’re never feeling very good about anyone getting injured at any of our sites. “It’s just not what we want to happen. People should be able to come to work and their health and safety be as...