Member for Lockyer Jim McDonald, Member for Ipswich West Jim Madden and Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington travelled to the Roma store sale to meet with Member for Warrego Ann Leahy, members of the Maranoa Regional and Balonne Shire Councils, AgForce and Southern Queensland Landscapes, along with graziers from Roma and surrounding areas. Click to […]
Country houses don’t come much more idyllic than Rookery Farm, near Dorking in Surrey. With its postcard-worthy wisteria-clad Queen Ann façade, 16th century origins and five acres of charming country gardens, Rookery Farm — currently on the market via Savills with a guide price of £3.95 million — is an irresistible property with a lot […]
While SLT can be similar in appearance to some leaf diseases – in particular spot form net blotch, it is important to recognise the distinguishing features. Click to check the original article.
A wet season and even more rain events in July has made it tough going for both cropping and livestock producers. Click to check the original article.
The Panetta family purchased the near-100-year-old pub last month. Click to check the original article.
CHOOSING a breeding method often comes down to economics as much as in practical application. However, the choice many people make is based on the notion of how much it costs to produce a calf. While much attention is given to this metric, it’s important not to overlook the principal purpose of breeding. That is […]
More and more Aussies are going alcohol-free and it’s not just for Dry July. Australia’s drinking culture is changing as the popularity of zero-alcohol beverages continues to explode. As Aussies head into Dry July, Endeavour Group Director Buying & Merchandise Tim Carroll said a growing movement of “drinking less, but better” has seen an explosion […]
Research project from Charles Sturt University in collaboration with Food Agility CRC, IAG and Myriota aims to minimise the risk of spontaneous haystack combustion Click to check the original article.
Beef Quality Assurance principles have evolved over the past 50 years. Animal scientists continue to gather more information through producer audits and research projects. Armed with this information, they are better able to help cattle producers ensure the health, safety and welfare of not only their livestock, but also their employees. BQA also assures beef […]
THE Australian Brahman Breeders Association will host an informative conference and dinner during Brisbane Show in August, exploring current meat and livestock markets and what is influencing them locally, overseas and beyond agriculture. The Brahman Beef for the Future conference and dinner will held on Wednesday 3 August at Rydges Hotel, in the Brisbane showgrounds […]
The growing pressure for governments to meet carbon emission targets has created a challenge for Australia’s agricultural systems to adapt to a changing climate. Click to check the original article.
Donkeys may be the unlikely saviour of Queensland’s livestock industry, which loses up to $90m to wild dogs each year. Click to check the original article.