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Lonsdale Agribusiness Lonsdale Agribusiness assists graziers and producers with the financial management of their businesses.

Lonsdale Agribusiness works with your bank and accountant to not only save you time but to also represent you on a professional level in a way that protects your interests. The key motto for most people is "you don't know what you don't know" Lonsdale Agribusiness is here to ask the right people the questions that need answers and ensure your business is going from strength to strength.

- Do you need help working through business scenarios for future expansion, or assistance with the dissolution of assets?
- Do you dislike doing your annual reviews for your bank or QRIDA?
- Have you had a financial health check done on your business lately or checked to make sure your banking facilities are set up in the correct way to support how your business is operating?
- Have you negotiated with your bank to make sure you are on the best interest rate for your business and structure? Lonsdale Agribusiness can assist you with all of these things and more

We are completely independent of all financiers and operate with clients’ requirements in mind. We also outsource clients’ requirements on their behalf to the different professionals they may require – solicitors, real estate agents, stock agents, accountants, and banks. If you think we can assist your business, don’t hesitate to contact us for an obligation free chat or meeting

13/10/2026
An article written by Brian Brozovic out of the USA11.2 million cattle can hide a shortage.USDA released its latest Catt...
23/09/2026

An article written by Brian Brozovic out of the USA11.2 million cattle can hide a shortage.

USDA released its latest Cattle on Feed report Friday (link in comments). At first glance, one number might make you wonder what all the concern about cattle supplies is about.
There were approximately 11.2 million cattle on feed September 1, that’s 1% MORE than a year ago.

But look one line deeper. Only 1.617 million cattle were placed into large feedlots during August. That's 9% fewer than last year and the lowest August placement since the current series began in 1996.

Those numbers aren't contradictory. One tells us what's in the pipeline. The other tells us what's entering it. And that's an important distinction when we're trying to understand where beef supply may be headed.

Cattle already in feedlots can continue moving toward harvest. Heavy carcass weights can also help maintain beef tonnage even when fewer animals are available. But eventually the cattle entering the front of the system matter. Fewer placements today can mean fewer fed cattle available to processors months from now. And that ripples through the entire chain:

Feeder cattle → feedlots → packer utilization → beef production → wholesale beef → the meat case

It also helps explain something that can otherwise look contradictory. America can simultaneously have:

• historically tight cattle supplies
• expensive feeder cattle
• beef plants struggling for utilization
• processors rationalizing slaughter capacity
• and plenty of cattle currently sitting in feedlots.

They're different snapshots of different points in the same biological cycle. Beef has a long clock. We can change a tariff next week. We can change a processing schedule tomorrow. We cannot manufacture another feeder animal overnight.

That's why sometimes the most important number in a cattle report isn't how many animals are there.
It's how many are coming next.

11.2 million cattle can hide a shortage. USDA released its latest Cattle on Feed report Friday (link in comments). At first glance, one number might make you wonder what all the concern about cattle supplies is about. There were approximately 11.2 million cattle on feed September 1, that’s 1% MORE...

18/09/2026
On Farm Connectivity Program ITS FINALLY OPEN!! $20K available  The Australian Government’s On Farm Connectivity Program...
16/09/2026

On Farm Connectivity Program
ITS FINALLY OPEN!! $20K available

The Australian Government’s On Farm Connectivity Program offers rebates covering up to 50% on eligible smart ag-tech and gear.

On this page Introduction Round 3 Case studies Contact us The Australian Government has allocated up to $43 million across 3 rounds for the On Farm Connectivity Program (the Program) to enable Primary Producers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries to extend connectivity in their fields and take ad...

27/08/2026

Thankyou to the Vendors of 'Yatton' for entrusting Richard and the team at Ray White Rural Rockhampton to market and sell your property, and congratulations to the new owners! 👏🏻

26/08/2026

Congratulations to the new owners of 'Eastlands' and thankyou to the Vendors for entrusting Richard and the team at Ray White Rural Rockhampton to market and sell your property 👏🏻

07/06/2026

BURNHAM YOUTH AWARD
APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN

The Burnham Youth Award empowers the next generation of Brangus breeders by providing recognition, financial support, and development opportunities. It is regarded as an entry pathway for emerging Brangus enthusiasts, offering producers opportunities as they step into the seedstock industry and build networks and connections.
Read more here ➡ https://www.brangus.com.au/BurnhamYouthAward

Applications close Tuesday 30th June 2026

Available before EOFY I have been asked to share this vehicle LC300 VX in Crystal Pearl available this month. ETA to Dea...
04/06/2026

Available before EOFY I have been asked to share this vehicle
LC300 VX in Crystal Pearl available this month. ETA to Dealer is 24/06
Ring or message and I’ll pass on the details 🚗

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