Northern Territory Cattlemen's Association - Advancing and protecting the interests of Cattle Producers in the Northern Territory

Brahman cattle - the live blood of the NT cattle industry

		Membership Benefits


	The Northern Territory Cattlemen’s Association (NTCA) Inc is the peak primary industry lobby group in the Northern Territory. It represents over 90% of pastoral operations in the NT, from small family operations to the large corporate organisations. Roy Chisholm President NTCA is a proud member of:
	Proud to be Australia's Cattle Producers We believe the best food is food produced naturally. Find out more...
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	Job Vacancy: Executive Director The role is to provide high level advice and support, implement decisions of the Board and support to members allowing the NTCA to achieve its Industry strategic goals. More... Download the Job Description here... Download a copy of the Advertisement here...
	2008 Industry Conference The NT Cattlemen's Association showcased an impressive line-up of world class speakers for its 24th Annual Conference. Producers and Industry representatives from the Northern Territory and throughout Australia converged on Darwin for the NTCA conference on March 28, 2008.
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	The Douglas Daly region is part of the Northern Territory’s tropical savannah, about two hours’ drive south of Darwin. More...
	All NT NLIS Information NLIS is Australia's system for the identification and tracing of livestock. Find out more..

		Market News

	NT Industry Survey 2004 This 2004 survey is the first complete survey of the Northern Territory (NT) pastoral industry. More information ... (900 KB)
	The Pastoral Industry in the Northern Territory There are 1.9 million cattle in the Northern Territory - this represents about 6.4% of the total Australian herd. More information ... (2.2 MB)