There’s lots to unpack in the recently passed $1.7 trillion Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2023. From money for conservation projects to aid for specific producers, the massive omnibus spending bill will significantly impact agriculture throughout 2023 and beyond. Agriculture Secretary Tim Vilsack says the bill will deliver resources crucial to his department’s efforts to work on […]
Much research goes into discovering management strategies for the beef industry that increase environmentally sustainability. “Forage-Based Beef Management Tools and Their Impacts on Environmental Sustainability” was the topic of the 2022 Bill E. Kunkle Interdisciplinary Beef Symposium, and articles that resulted from presentations at the symposium appear in the December issue of Applied Animal Science. […]
Max Armstrong reports on news from Argentina, and it’s role as a global agriculture competitor. Max shares that the country is about one-third the size of the United States, but a lot of its land is used for agriculture. However, the country has been impacted significantly be weather according to Farm Futures market analysts. Max […]
Social Scene: See who was at the livestock forum in Perth. Click to check the original article.
From beautiful breeds to superb advice from our training expert, these are our best dog-related stories of the last 12 months. How to stop a dog pulling on the lead and start walking to heel This wasn’t just our biggest dogs article of 2022 — it was the most successful article of any kind newly published […]
Briar Cottage offers a taste of both worlds: city convenience with cottage charm. Briar Cottage, near Winchester. Dating from the 16th century, but extended in the 1990s, Briar Cottage — for sale at £895,000 — now offers some 2,200sq ft of living space in Kings Worthy, a village just north of Winchester. With four bedrooms, […]
Similarly, it has been wonderful to chat to graziers around the state who, after a very tough few years, are coming out the other side and starting to see some reward for their continued hard work and tenacity. With record cattle prices from my first month on the job, it has been a bloody good […]
This Hughenden local leads rural women scattered across the country through sweat sessions from her remote property. Click to check the original article.
The safety and equivalence of golden rice to conventional rice has been studied in great detail. Click to check the original article.
History of Natalma and Northern Dancer in review. Click to check the original article.
The Granite Belt Irrigation Project office in the centre of Stanthorpe has closed its doors. Click to check the original article.
After three years study at the Wagga Wagga Agricultural College with a degree in agricultural science, Jason got his start in the pastoral industry with a jackarooing stint with the Romani Pastoral Company at Hay, and also with David Mott, at Berry Jerry Station, Collingullie. Click to check the original article.