There's no plants like home | In Fiona's Garden
There’s been a huge increase in the number of people growing Australian native plants. Click to check the original article.
AgForce challenges Federal Government determination in relation to Glencore’s carbon capture project and the Great Artesian Basin | North Queensland Register
Last month, Queensland lobby group, AgForce, announced it would challenge the federal government’s decision in relation to the Glencore proposal and yesterday morning it lodged its application to start what could be a lengthy and costly legal battle. Click to check the original article.
AgForce challenges federal government in relation to Glencore’s carbon capture project and the GAB | Queensland Country Life
Last month, Queensland lobby group, AgForce, announced it would challenge the federal government’s decision in relation to the Glencore proposal and yesterday morning it lodged its application to start what could be a lengthy and costly legal battle. Click to check the original article.
Why cancel culture is the new pandemic
Journalist Steph Allen shares her opinions about the cancel culture pandemic in the wake of the most recent NRL scandal Click to check the original article.
Geoff Bush is a proud RAS Champion
Lifetime dedicated to the Royal Sydney Easter Show recognised Click to check the original article.
The tale of The Land’s long-time Tails columnist Virginia Harvey | The Land
At first, Mrs Harvey was typing up the race results, its Honour Board and sold Thoroughbred ads, but later she picked up Ms Churchill’s column, Under The Figtree. When Mrs Harvey took it over full-time in about 1991, it was renamed Tails and has been running in The Land since. Click to check the original […]
Glen Innes weaner calves reflect their good season
Glen Innes early weaner sale shows strength of heavier calves as background operators chase carcase attributes. Click to check the original article.
Nebraska Extension hosting ranch technology roundtable
Technology is being incorporated into the tradition of ranching more and more often. But producers need to consider the cost and whether it adds value. Nebraska Extension in Kimball-Banner Counties is presenting a roundtable discussion with area producers and researchers to discuss the technology available and how it can be effectively applied to ranching. “There […]
An Elizabethan manor house where gnarled, ancient beams meet 21st century walls of glass
The work done on this home in Hertfordshire is striking yet sympathetic as it comes to the market for the first time in over three decades. Penny Churchill takes a closer look. Mark Rimell of Strutt & Parker’s country department and Robert Couch of Bidwells are overseeing the sale, for the first time in 32 […]
Cattle market is sending flares
This week I have been preparing for my next marketing school coming up in the first week of April. Being the only instructor that applies sell/buy marketing in my day-to-day life, I understand the importance of using real weights and real selling prices, from actual drafts that sold. I am the only one that does this, […]
Horse-mad Hannah excited to represent WA
Hannah Rutley is part of an eight-person team that will take part in the under-21 division of the polocrosse nationals in Chinchilla. Click to check the original article.
Fremantle Wool Sale: Market Updates | Farm Weekly
Nationally there were 40,055 offered with 37,648 sold, and WA contributed with its total offering of 10,126 bales, selling 9463.Australian Wool Exchange’s Andrew Rickwood said the Fremantle fleece market was been unable to maintain its upward run, after three consecutive selling days of overall rises, and recorded falls across all merino types and descriptions. Click […]