Straw pays for baled up brothers
Queensland’s unseasonably wet winter crop season has prompted some growers to produce cereal straw. Click to check the original article.
Weekly property review: Defining sales for 2022
THIS week’s property review showcases a state-by-state snapshot of the defining property sales across Australia, as reported over the past 12 months. This is not a definitive list, as other significant properties may have sold in off-market deals. It is however interesting to look back over the past year at the prices, size and buyer […]
Labour shortage leads to childcare waitlists in rural communities
Ongoing labour shortage issues have been pin-pointed as the major reason behind huge childcare waitlists. Click to check the original article.
New eNVD app released with offline access
THE red meat industry now has access to the electronic National Vendor Declaration (eNVD) Livestock Consignments app, a new tool designed to increase adoption of digital consignments even when there is no mobile connectivity. Launched today at MLA Updates in Toowoomba, the new app has been in development with industry for more than a year […]
Producers probe MLA over cattle market slide, US drought impact
MLA managing director Jason Strong makes a point during this morning’s Q&A panel session in Toowoomba CONCERNS about rapidly declining cattle prices and the impact of US drought on international beef supply and demand were prominent topics from livestock producers attending Meat & Livestock Australia’s end of year Updates event in Toowoomba today. More than […]
Car of missing Richmond teen found in bushland
Police are currently on their way to the scene where the car was found this morning. Click to check the original article.
Wet start to the northern wet season
It is not called the wet season for nothing as records are smashed in the Kimberley region. Click to check the original article.
First tickets released for 2023 Mount Isa Rodeo
The rodeo is one of the biggest events on the North West’s tourism calendar. Click to check the original article.
Santa Gertrudis cross steers reach 646c/$2033 at Roma | Queensland Country Life
Rockton Grazing, Surat, sold Charolais cross steers to 530c, reaching $2080 to average $1676. GT and GE Burey, Springhill, Amby, sold Charolais steers to 520c, reaching $1646 to average $1533. Nische Pty Ltd, Woodside, Roma, sold Speckle Park steers to 512c, reaching $1498 to average $1498. AF and MF Douglas, Springfield, Mitchell, sold Droughtmaster steers […]
Finger tap or head nod, what's your bidding style?
There are plenty of unique bidding styles in the saleyard arena but a simple nod of the head or hand tap on the rail tops the list. Click to check the original article.
Missing teen's car found near Richmond
Police have located the blue Toyota Prado 4WD last seen with missing teen, Tea Wright-Finger, near Richmond. Click to check the original article.
Millmerran’s Macqueen experiment with leucaena and Wagyu cattle | Queensland Country Life
When he took over ownership of Murralah, 26 kilometres east of Millmerran, Kenneth ran dairy cattle and pigs, and trialled lucerne, cotton and cereal crops on the undulating brigalow softwood scrub country, but it was as an artist that he became best known. Click to check the original article.