Recently, Milne team member, Amanda Ortiz, attended the Dairy Innovation Day in Dardanup, along with colleague, Sarah Perkins. As a recent Murdoch University Animal Science graduate, Amanda is particularly interested in continuing education and industry innovation. She shares her wrap-up of the day.

The last few years have seen global agricultural market price records broken for many commodity classes. The Compass explores the five primary drivers.

The inaugural Munda Reds Droughtmaster sale offered 85 stud registered bulls, along with 50 commercials bulls in April. The sale was a huge success with a 100% clearance rate. Read the full wrap-up here.

Managing a dairy cow’s diet three weeks either side of calving is key to a high-production lactation. Dean Maughan talks to dairy farmer, Dale Hanks, about his experiences with transition feeding.

Amidst the devastation and angst of the whealbelt fires earlier this year, community spirit and generosity shone through.

With an early and broad break to the season, The Compass discusses what this could mean for grain prices.

As we move deeper into autumn, increasing the level of nutrition available to ewes during their final trimester is essential for maximising lambing percentages and the number of lambs available for sale come spring/summer.

Whilst the name Amelia Park is synonymous with high-quality lamb, the equine breeding and racing arm of Amelia Park is known for producing high-quality thoroughbreds. None more so than G2 Karrakatta Plate winner, Amelia's Jewel.

The terrible devastation in Ukraine has reprised the term’ food security’. Will the world face famine due to this conflict?

Milne Ruminant Specialist, Dean Maughan, recently participated in a podcast on Central Station about his life and aspects of his career in agriculture. Dean discussed the role of the rumen in young cattle in 'layman's' terms. Read more on his discussion here.