There’s no doubt about it — new-build homes are increasingly popular. From convenience and preference for local materials to environmental benefits, Annunciata Elwes finds out why. Despite the lamented shortages of everything from timber to glass, not to mention workers, which has hampered the completion of many a property this year, the popularity of new-builds […]
“An earlier than normal northern rainfall onset for the 2022-23 season is likely across Queensland and most of the NT, while some areas of the Pilbara and southern Kimberley in WA are likely to have a later than usual onset,” the forecast issued on Thursday reads. Click to check the original article.
Check out the details from day four of The Land Southern Beef Week. Click to check the original article.
The world waits to see if Black Sea grain will start flowing freely. Click to check the original article.
Nicole has completed a Bachelor of Agribusiness at University of Queensland, Gatton and currently works at AGT Foods Australia which specialises in processing and exporting pulses and sorghum, as an Execution & Logistics officer. Her role includes managing contacts, assisting customers as well as logistics tasks. Nicole would like to continue contributing to the agricultural […]
The next phase of a significant research partnership involving hundreds of on-farm red meat producer observation sites will begin to roll out across Australia. Meat & Livestock Australia will work alongside Farming for the Future to conduct the multi-year study, which aims to quantify the contribution of different types of natural capital to the profitability of farm […]
No, that is not the Rocky Mountains in the background – it’s a silage stockpile on one of the 100,000 head feedlots visited during the recent Nutrien US beef tour Extreme drought conditions sweeping large parts of the United States have serious implications for the Australian beef industry for at least the next year, participants […]
AgCarbon Central will be featuring regular articles from industry stakeholders in a series called the Carbon Forum. Today’s author is Dr Richard Eckard from the University of Melbourne’s Primary Industries Climate Challenges Centre who has been a key player in the formulation of emissions reduction strategies and policy. Dr Richard Eckard, University of Melbourne Why […]
Melanie Johnson shares a recipe that makes the most of the courgettes which are currently doing beautifully in gardens around the country. Making something wonderful with seasonal produce needn’t be hugely complicated. ‘Courgettes are a kitchen-garden joy, especiallywhen small with their blowsy flowers,’ writes Melanie Johnson. One option is as simple as rolling out shop-bought […]
Prices were firm at NVLX Wodonga despite ‘wintry’ conditioned cattle on offer Click to check the original article.
“We will be meeting in Brisbane again next week – we’re seeking an assurance of a seat at the table to ensure the best outcome for industry from the sale,” he said. “I don’t know if I’d say I was confident that training will be part of the college’s future, but for the amount of […]
A MAJOR agricultural training precinct is going on the market after it was closed by the Queensland Government in 2019. The Longreach Pastoral College finished operations after the “Coaldrake Review” recommended the government close it and a similar college at Emerald – which sparked outrage from the local community. The college is flanked by a […]