James Nason is a journalist at Beef Central. He focuses on agriculture and farming, with a keen interest in sustainable practices, climate policy, and the food industry. His work has been featured in Sheep Central, Grain Central, and Beef Central, highlighting his commitment to reporting on vital issues in food production and supply chain logistics.
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James Nason's coverage predominantly focuses on local Australian agriculture and farming, particularly in the livestock sector. He frequently cites data and government announcements, indicating a preference for fact-based reporting and official statements.
Given his focus on agriculture and farming, pitches should revolve around insights from experts within these industries or those with credible data to support their claims. Topics related to livestock management practices, agricultural policy changes, or environmental impacts on farming would likely resonate with him.
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Hamish McIntyre, National Farmers Federation President. THE latest Australian business data has delivered contrasting signals for
By: James Nason
For the Dearden and Durack families buying an established feedlot near Roma four years ago offered a pathway to reducing market volatility, capturing more value and building a more integrated family farming business...Read More
By: James Nason
Herding cattle in Mexico. Image: Shutterstock A PARTIAL reopening of the United States border to Mexican cattle is on track to commence
FORMER Federal Agriculture Minister David Littleproud has urged the cattle industry to revisit an opt-in or opt-out membership model developed before
By: James Nason
Greg Pankhurst, Peter Homan, Chris Jones and Peter Watkins sampling the beef in Buenos Aires.
By: James Nason
A NEW research paper has developed the first methodology enabling livestock companies to report their greenhouse gas emissions using both GWP100 and GWP*.
A livestock industry leader who helped turn around public perceptions of Australian egg production will share lessons from that experience with grainfed beef stakeholders on the Gold Coast later this month...Read More
CATTLE Australia has completed a constitutional review with several changes to its constitution passed at an extraordinary general meeting on September 1.
Image: Shutterstock STATE farm organisations have backed the first major review of the $5-per-head cattle transaction levy in two decades, but
CATTLE exports climbed to their highest monthly volume of the year in August, with 71,711 head shipped, including 58,966 to Indonesia.
