With Her Majesty the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh both now having passed away, we take a look back at some wonderful images of their time together — a time which began several years before Princess Elizabeth became Queen Elizabeth II. We’ve collected these wonderful photographs – including something from every decade – of the […]
Farm Foundation, an accelerator of practical solutions for agriculture, has recently published two issue reports focused on trade, one on trade with China and the other on the agricultural component of the European Green Deal, known as Farm to Fork. “Thought leadership on agricultural trade is one of the pillars of Farm Foundation’s work,” said […]
Although Iowa has had some recent rains and cooler temperatures, producers need to be mindful of the aftermath of heat and drought. 1. Monitor the cow herd for open females. Heat stress can reduce both semen quality and potential fertility in bulls. Research indicates there is an 8-week lag from the end of heat stress […]
The integration of beef and cattle markets in North America includes trade in live cattle between Canada, Mexico, and the U.S. The most recent monthly trade data adds to the picture of cattle flows for the period January – July this year. For the year to date, U.S. cattle imports total 951,910 head, down 6.3 percent […]
Back in 2013, His Majesty The King — then HRH Prince Charles — kindly agreed to serve as guest editor of Country Life. Among the pieces he commissioned is this lovely look at Birkhall, his Scottish home, written by Alan Titchmarsh. This piece was originally published in November 2013. ‘Royal Deeside’ they call it, and the […]
Bulk buyers included Melaleuca Pastoral and Johnson Pastoral, who purchased eight bulls a piece, for averages of $18,375 and $14,250 respectively, as well as Jim and Lyda Kelso who bought seven bulls at an average of $11,285, and Geoff Yates who took home six bulls, averaging $17,333. Click to check the original article.
After working in a famous Copenhagen restaurant, this couple is now cooking up a storm in Busselton Click to check the original article.
Finish line is near for cotton ginning at Hillston Click to check the original article.
The offering of 280 March-2022 shorn Merino and Poll Merino rams on behalf of Steve, Liz and Sam Phillips, Yarrawonga, Harden, drew return buyers and potential clients from the local district, across the state and interstate, as they lined up to bid for their pick of the catalogue. Click to check the original article.
Prized Billa Billa grain growing property East Gleneast has sold before its scheduled auction. Click to check the original article.
The 4617 hectare Hawkwood property Thuroona has sold prior to auction. Click to check the original article.
The sale achieved a 97 per cent clearance rate for the 162 bulls offered. Click to check the original article.