How The Weekly Times helps beef cattle business subscribers
Help beef up your cattle business with a subscription to The Weekly Times. This is what we can do for you.
Beef producers need look no further than subscribing to The Weekly Times to support the future of their business.
A subscription covers key beef cattle sales, searchable commodity data, livestock market trends and pricing analysis, plus so much more.
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With a subscription, you get the latest news, expert opinion, advice and analysis to help drive your business and stay informed wherever you are.
Our expert analysis is the best available — covering beef cattle, sheep, dairy, horticulture and cropping — and reporting on what’s going on and how it affects your business.
THE LATEST ON SEASONAL SALES
Do you want to stay on top of the latest beef cattle prices and sale results?
Get daily market reports from our journalists in the field delivering in depth analysis and coverage keeping you covered from all angles.
During busy selling times such as from every major weaner calf sales, The Weekly Times brings you the data, trends and stories— on the ground and online.
INDUSTRY TRENDS, NEWS AND FORECASTS
Through 2021, The Weekly Times will be present and reporting at major store and stud sales and covering prices for commercial livestock and seedstock across the eastern seaboard year-round, providing comparisons on years past, trends and forecasts for the industry and specialist market reports on everything impacting producers.
INTERACTIVE BEEF CATTLE SALES DATABASE
The Weekly Times’ subscriber-only searchable, up-to-date database of stud sales results and upcoming sales helps make sure you have the latest data on the cost of genetics in your pocket every week.
Use it to review the state of the bull sales and understand rates compared to last year, as well as plan ahead.
COMPREHENSIVE RURAL PROPERTY COVERAGE
As the race for Aussie farms hots up, The Weekly Times keeps beef cattle businesses in the box seat with the unrivalled breadth and depth of our rural property market coverage, including breaking reports revealing details of otherwise hard-to-find details of transactions. From investigating Who Owns Australia’s Farms and monitoring the rental market to profiling the latest rural property listings and going behind the gates of sought-after holdings, The Weekly Times delves into the stories behind the prices and the trends, delivering essential data-driven p information for those looking to expand their footprint or eyeing current and future opportunities.
FIELD DAYS COVERAGE
With some of the biggest Field Days back on the cards for 2021, The Weekly Times will be your source for the industry events you need to know about to plan your visit, including livestock competitions and shows, vendors showcasing and suppliers featured.
PRODUCER PROFILES AND INDUSTRY STORIES
For a who-is-who in the Australian beef cattle industry, The Weekly Times consistently brings you stories both in the paper and online about those shaping the industry with a level of detailed unrivalled by any competitors.
From our livestock specialists, we cover the stories on livestock lobby groups and changes to government rules and regulations that impact on-farm production plus new technology, research and development and news relating to peak industry representative bodies. We also fearlessly tackle the topical issue of animal rights activism and the impact this has on the nation’s producers.
To keep you connected in the beef industry in more ways than ever with home paper delivery, online access across the app, digital print editions and onsite, subscribe today.
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