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Join us tomorrow at the NTCA 2022 Conference
Visit us at the Northern Territory Cattlemen’s Association (NTCA) 2022 Conference in Darwin tomorrow, 25 March.
What to do when selling or purchasing a property
Branding cattle is a clear way of identifying ownership of stock. It is the responsibility of the registered owners to decide what happens to their brand when selling a property. While the sale of a property may include the stock, the brand is not automatically transferred to the new owners.
Remotely detecting cow and calf behaviours to alert producers to key production outcomes
Remotely monitored devices (such as accelerometers and GPS trackers) are being used to detect maternal behaviours associated with calf suckling events in first-lactation cows as part of the uSuckle project at the Katherine Research Station.
Get the tick of approval to move cattle interstate
Northern Territory cattle producers looking to move their livestock interstate need to comply with cattle tick containment measures before sending their animals across the border.
The Gove Peninsula has been supplying the global aluminium industry with world-class bauxite for more than 40 years.
Work Hard Play Hard campaign begins
A limited number of $500 NT Work Perks travel codes are up for grabs, which can be redeemed at one of the Territory’s visitor information centres.
NT Government launches major skills boost with NIDA
The Northern Territory (NT) has cemented its place as a world class destination for major screen productions and a new partnership between the NT Government and Australia’s leading performing arts educator, the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) will boost skills across our creative industries.
Plant Industries has a growing number of projects in 2022
The Plant Industries group has had a busy start to 2022, with planting for research projects underway and planning for dry season engagement activities well advanced.
Review of the NT Gambling Code of Practice
Public feedback is being sought to help decide on proposed changes to the code.
Northern Territory public servant Jaymie Coleman is upbeat about the future of the Barkly.