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ABC Rural News: Vets find Egyptian abattoir breached welfare standards

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http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-05-23/egypt-cattle/4709052
Australian vets sent by the Government to inspect the abattoirs in Egypt have found one of them was below international animal welfare standards. (Thursday, 23/05/2013)

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ABC Rural News: Red tape delays drought destocking

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http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-05-17/drought-trucking-permit/4695936
A Queensland trucking company says its taking too long for the state government to approve special drought trucking permits. John Rogers from Road Trains of Australian in Longreach says its taking up to four days for authorities to approve the permit. (Friday, 17/05/2013)

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ABC Rural News: Airline alliance to boost Aussie beef sales

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http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-05-17/airline-alliance-to-boost-aussie-beef-sales/4696094
A new alliance between two major airlines is tipped to benefit Australian beef exporters. The Qantas-Emirates deal will take Europe visitors via Dubai, a market that has huge sales in high-end Australian beef. (Friday, 17/05/2013)

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ABC Rural News: More cattle trains for western Queensland

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http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-05-10/more-cattle-trains/4681292
Western Queensland is set to benefit from more cattle train services after a trial was considered successful. Three trains will travel weekly from Winton and two weekly from Mount Isa. State Transport Minister Scott Emerson says 27 services will also be made available on the Quilpie line. (Friday, 10/05/2013)

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Precision Pastoral Management Tools

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http://www.crc-rep.com/research/enterprise-development/precision-pastoral-management-tools
This page, on the CRC for Remote Economic Participation website, details the Precision Pastoral Management Tools project. This project will develop new management tools that integrate precision animal data with precision spatial data to match livestock performance to environmental conditions.

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FutureBeef News: Pastoral Management Tools Project seeks producers to field-test technology

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http://futurebeef.com.au/pastoral-management-tools-project-seeks-producers-to-feild-test-technology/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+Futurebeef+%28FutureBeef%29
The Precision Pastoral Management Tools Project is seeking three commercial cattle stations to be involved in a two-year trial of their new technology, the Precision Pastoral Management System. The Precision Pastoral Management System will combine multiple remote technologies to record and analyse the performance of cattle and pasture for individual stations. Submissions close on the 31st of May, 2013.

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ABC Rural News: Northern cattle stations urged to test precision technology

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http://www.abc.net.au/rural/news/content/201305/s3755243.htm
Cattle producers across northern Australia are being invited to test the Precision Pastoral Management System on their stations. The automated technology, that enables producers to remotely monitor, muster and manage cattle herds, is being developed by the Co-operative Research Centre for Remote Economic Participation in Alice Springs. (Thursday, 09/05/2013)

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ABC Rural News: Queensland and NT ministers head to Indonesia with cattle quota plea

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http://www.abc.net.au/rural/news/content/201305/s3754639.htm
The Queensland and Northern Territory agriculture ministers are heading to Indonesia this weekend in a bid to get an increase in the cattle import quota. (Thursday, 09/05/2013)

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ABC Rural News: RSPCA rejects Ludwig's claims on live export welfare

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http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-05-07/egypt-cruelty-not-isolated-rspca/4674624
Federal Agriculture Minister Joe Ludwig says he's 99.9 per cent confident the Australian animal welfare system is providing good outcomes for live exports. RSPCA chief scientist Dr Bidda Jones says it's ludicrous to suggest animal welfare is better under the new ESCAS auditing system, because most animals are slaughtered without being stunned first. (Tuesday, 07/05/2013)

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ABC Rural News: Beef producers struggle to pay transport bills

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http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-05-07/cattle-trucking/4674160
The operator of a livestock transport service says drought-stricken graziers in north and north-west Queensland will soon be unable to pay for the cost of carting cattle to sales. Graziers affected by the dry weather are rushing to de-stock their properties of hungry cattle, but in the process are flooding the market with worthless stock that has nowhere to go. (Tuesday, 07/05/2013)

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