THIS week’s property review includes this wrap-up of recently completed sales (passed in results further below), and a separate article on interesting recent listings across the country. Three neighbouring SA grazing properties make $30m+ QLD family snaps up Aramac country prior to auction Coastal fattening & backgrounding makes $7-$8m $7m+ for high production country in […]
A freak flood event last Monday wreaked havoc in the Central West township of Eugowra and affected growers and producers in the surrounding areas. Click to check the original article.
Get ready to play among the stars this festive season with Aspinal’s ‘Fly Me To The Moon’ collection: a dazzling offering of metallic tones, twinkly fabrics and festive hues, all inspired by a winter’s night sky. Enjoy 20% off all items as part of Black Friday sales. ‘Tis the season to ignore the gloomy weather […]
Burren Junction’s Phillip Sevil and his family have been affected by flooding since September 22 but they are keeping a glass-is-half-full philosophy. Click to check the original article.
The logistical effort to run the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo is as impressive as the spectacle itself. Photo: HLSR PICTURE a stadium the size of the Sydney Olympic Park surrounded by buildings almost as big and carparks full of “dually” trucks and you will get an idea about the size of operations at the […]
The senior veterinary advisor to the European Union’s federation representing livestock markets, traders, and the meat processing industry, Carolina Cucurella told attendees that the Green Deal was probably the biggest challenge the livestock industry in Europe was facing since the BSE crisis in 1986. Click to check the original article.
The much-loved educator has taught hundreds of students, even circling around to second generations now, and built a financially self-sufficient farming operation at the school. Click to check the original article.
Precision Pasture founder Milton Culpatrick talking at a field day earlier this year. Photo: Mike Terry A SERIES of soil tests in the New England area of New South Wales have found some carbon levels dropped in the past year, despite relentless rain throughout the district. The results of the Meat & Livestock Australia Producer […]
In just seven days time, all company directors in Australia are required to have an official Director ID. However, with the November 30 deadline now less than a week away, an estimated one million of Australia’s 2.4 million company directors are still yet to apply. ABRS Deputy Registrar Karen Foat As the 30 November deadline […]
Mount Isa CBD’s Centennial Place project will have an “Eat Street-like” feel with purpose-built shipping containers to be used as kitchen and café facilities. Click to check the original article.
Australia is now in a position to implement both free trade agreements before the end of 2022 if both partner nations ratify their legislation soon, but there is no firm timeline indicating whether that is likely to happen. The Australia-India Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement (ECTA) will open up new markets to reach around 1.4 […]
A large draft of Brahman cattle from Tonkoro Pastoral Co, Longreach, met with strong competition with backgrounder steers making 547.2c or $1520. Ron Dunning sold feeder heifers for 459.2c to return $1495. Trade feeder steers from Sean Ryan made 487.2c or $1598. John Murphy also sold trade feeder steers that made 487.2c to return $1711. […]