Secret to longevity for our centurion studs
The Land pays tribute to the studs that have reached the 100 year milestone. Click to check the original article.
Colac agents and vendors pleased with feature weaner, despite lower weights
Most vendors also comfortable with prices, with drops anticipated. Click to check the original article.
Colac agents and vendors pleased with feature weaner sale, despite lower weights
Most vendors also comfortable with prices, with drops anticipated. Click to check the original article.
Storm clouds brewing with severe weather warning issued for Tamworth
Batten down the hatches, the city could be hit by wild weather this afternoon. Click to check the original article.
Maximum results from Maximus
Barley variety delivers the goods for this Corrigin farming enterprise. Click to check the original article.
RBA faces an impossible balancing act
In 2023, the market will likely battle with central banks. Click to check the original article.
Records smashed in the flood-hit Kimberley region
Defence personnel have been called in to help evacuate people isolated during once-in-a-century flooding hitting a remote town in Western Australia’s Kimberley region. Click to check the original article.
Industry mourns 'gentleman diplomat of meat', Graeme Goodsir
Graeme Campbell Goodsir, a true gentlemen and diplomat in an international meat industry not noted for the prevalence of either quality, died peacefully in his home in Mechanicsburg, Pennslyvania, US, last week, aged 87. Click to check the original article.
Barb-wire fence? You’ve got to brace it correctly
Take a look back into the history of ranching in the U.S. and what do you guess that historians peg as an early game-changer? You got it. Barbed wire. Related: 7 common cattle fencing mistakes While many attributes of that time-honored and cowboy-cussed string of steel have changed, its original purpose is as necessary today […]
Varroa | DPI reminds beekeepers of mandatory surveilance | The Land
The DPI response team has tested close to 12,000 hives in the surveillance purple zone and more than 30,000 hives state-wide to date, in addition to around 85,000 alcohol wash results reported from beekeepers, many as part of the requirements of hive movement declarations. Click to check the original article.
Positive results from Field Applied Research trial | Farm Weekly
ACCORDING to the provisional harvest results from a barley canopy management trial at Esperance, Rosalind grown with higher inputs of nitrogen, fungicide and plant growth regulators (PGR), produced significantly higher yields than other cultivar/management combinations. Click to check the original article.
Young sports stars from rural Queensland taking on the world | Queensland Country Life
Bush to big leagues: Meet five of QLD’s rising young sports stars Courtney Sippel has been playing for the Brisbane Heat for the last four years. Picture: Clare Adcock Courtney Sippel, 21 – Murgon, Cricket When you grow up in a town of just 2000, a professional sporting career might seem out of reach, but that […]