Latest backyard bird count prompts concern about threatened species
The Australian magpie was the mostly frequently sighted bird in Bathurst in the 2021 count, but there are concerns for other native species. Click to check the original article.
The Australian magpie was the mostly frequently sighted bird in Bathurst in the 2021 count, but there are concerns for other native species. Click to check the original article.
Cattle were drawn from Bowen and Mount Coolon in the north, west to Clermont and south past Miriam Vale. Click to check the original article.
One of the biggest attractions was the celebrity shear-off, between prominent councillor and farmer Bede Burke and state cabinet minister Kevin Anderson. Click to check the original article.
Manjimup farmers John Kilrain (left), Peter McGinty and Brian Barnie Valentine (right) with hydrologist Kim Taylor and former South West Greens MLC Diane Evers pictured last year on Record Brook, west of Manjimup, where plans for a dam, proposed to store water for the Southern Forests Irrigation Scheme, were scrapped by the State government last […]
NSW SES is urging people to never drive through flood waters. Click to check the original article.
LLS vet warns of worm burden and blowflies risk to sheep flocks. Click to check the original article.
Other responses by shipping lines to an emissions spotlight turned onto their industry, she said, was greater use of low-carbon fuels, which cost more, and “slow steaming”, to use less fuel and produce fewer emissions, but also costs more because routes takes longer to complete. Click to check the original article.
The long-awaited project is currently awaiting approval from the Australian Government. Click to check the original article.
Members of the Fraser Coast community of Bauple are fighting for flood immunity and residents’ safety, which they say will be threatened by the proposed Tiaro bypass. Click to check the original article.
Richard Tombs, his son Michael, and his partner Tash offered an extensive line of young Angus heifers. Three pens, with a total of 86 head with an average weight of 229kg, sold for 78c/kg. A further pen of 74 lighter heifers, averaging 186kg, made 724c/kg. Click to check the original article.
There are hundreds of farmers trying their hand at out-side-box commodities, and making plenty of money doing so. Click to check the original article.
Most research shows single super, or in the case of cropping products like DAP or MAP, (with balanced sulphur in the case of comparison with superphosphate plus nitrogen in the case of comparison with MAP or DAP), perform far better as phosphorus in rock phosphate is mainly non-available. Click to check the original article.