President aims to make a difference
At 75 years “young” – Anne is ready for the challenges of being at the CWA helm. Click to check the original article.
CWA president aims to make a difference
At 75 years “young” – Anne is ready for the challenges of being at the CWA helm. Click to check the original article.
Throwing more at a long-term potash investment
Australian Potash has been a terrible investment for the Punter over the past 18 months. Nevertheless, he has decided to buy more. Click to check the original article.
Animal activists forbidden from using illegally obtained video footage for campaigns
A micro surveillance camera used for recording video. THE High Court of Australia has provided some overdue guidance in relation to whether animal rights activists are entitled to use hidden cameras to expose alleged cruelty on farms and other facilities in NSW. The case was instituted by an animal rights group, Farm Transparency International, and […]
Meet the Ravenshoe butchers who have taught school children how to dance
Since the nineties, the owners of the Ravenshoe Butchery have taught the local school children the true art of old-time dancing. Click to check the original article.
Meet the Ravenshoe butchers who teach school children how to dance
Since the nineties, the owners of the Ravenshoe Butchery have taught the local school children the true art of old-time dancing. Click to check the original article.
Little July joy for cattle exporters
Easing Australian cattle prices contributed to an increase in export activity to Vietnam in July, while exports to Indonesia slumped further amid the ongoing foot-and-mouth disease outbreak affecting the country. Australia exported 48,334 head in July, latest figures from the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry show. That was 4860 head higher than June, but […]
Fox numbers rise statewide
As spring lambing and kidding begins, foxes remain a large threat to lamb survival and farm productivity which is why the Local Land Services (LLS) are encouraging producers to be on top of effective fox control. Click to check the original article.
Light weight yearling steers returning to the paddock make 678c, average 609c at Dalby | Queensland Country Life
A large sample of light weight yearling steers returning to the paddock made to 678c to average 609c/kg. Medium weight yearling steers to feed averaged from 501c to 541c with sales to 558c, with some returning to the paddock at 590c/kg. Heavy weight yearling steers to feed made to 500c to average 454c/kg. Light weight […]
Weaner steers make 634c, heifers reach 520c at Gracemere | North Queensland Register
Slaughter steers sold to 328c, average 274c, steers 500-600kg reached 370c, average 358c, steers 400-500kg sold to 386c, average 376c, steers 330-400kg reached 458c, average 396c, steers 280-330kg made 566c, average 468c, steers 200-280kg sold to 616c, average 519c, and steers under 200kg sold to 634c, average 543c. Click to check the original article.
Forty metre rock chute a solution for farmland and the Reef
The reef is benefitting from work on cattle properties there to repair eroded gullies and keep topsoil on the land. Click to check the original article.
WA Future Food Producer Group focuses on soil carbon | Farm Weekly
Hosted by the WA Future Food Producer Group in partnership with Regen WA, the day started with an overview on soil health and how carbon can improve plant growth and biodiversity, with it being highlighted there needs to be a balance between social, economic and natural capital. Click to check the original article.