Major outcomes from the AWM project VG16086
Presented by Dr Cherie Gambley from the Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries as part of the webinar ‘AWM of … Click to check the original.
Learn to adapt as climate changes: The Land's weather columnist Don White explains the mechanics of our on-going wet season
Old time climate drivers still dictate when it will rain but a ring of warmer water right around Australia is feeding structure that is soaking us through: Don White explains. Click to check the original article.
Steers reach 680c during wet weaner sale at CQLX
Northern graziers offload cattle in time before onslaught of rain. Click to check the original article.
Virus disease outbreaks and weather
Presented by Dr Paul Campbell from the Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries as part of the webinar ‘AWM of … Click to check the original.
Health and nutrition drive goat productivity
Health and nutrition drive goat productivity Click to check the original article.
Budworm moths found early
The moths migrate long distances annually from the north and eastern pastoral areas down and west into the grainbelt. Click to check the original article.
Pectobacterium disease in zucchini: an emerging problem?
Presented by Dr Rebecca Roach from the Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries as part of the webinar ‘AWM of … Click to check the original.
France bans use of terms like ‘steak’ and ‘sausage’ to describe vegetarian products
France is about to enact a ban on the use of terms like steak and sausage when describing plant-based animal protein alternatives. France will become the first European Union country to ban the use of words associated with meat protein from being applied to plant-based food, following an official decree published on Thursday. The ban, which was […]
Angus bull breeding a new focus for retired processing executive, Warren Stiff
Broadwater’s first crop of sale bulls under preparation near Warwick FORMER export meat processing executive Warren Stiff, who retired as chief executive of John Dee near Warwick last week after 30 years, is embracing his latest industry passion: breeding Angus herd bulls. In addition to hanging out his shingle as a red meat and […]
Mount Isa Golf open kicks off with Foursomes
Mount Isa Golf Club Open got off to a cracking start for 2022. Click to check the original article.
Mort & Co secures 50pc share in Warwick’s Yarranbrook feedlot
Cattle on feed in the Yarranbrook feedlot Toowoomba-based vertically integrated grainfed beef producer Mort & Co has taken a 50 percent share in the 18,000 head Yarranbrook feedlot at Inglewood on the NSW/Queensland border. The deal ends more than 35 years of operations and ownership of Yarranbrook by members of the Hart family, some […]
My favourite painting: Jacquiline Creswell
The visual-arts advisor and curator at Chichester Cathedral chooses a huge painting that is ‘an assault on the senses’. Jacquiline Creswell on Für Paul Celan, Aschenblume by Anselm Kiefer ‘Standing before Anselm Kiefer’s monumental painting is an intense and almost overwhelming experience. The huge room suddenly feels small and claustrophobic. A perplexing, anxious curiosity draws me […]