This immensely popular and versatile herb is easily grown in the garden, and pairs with anything from ice cream to chicken. I scream, you scream, we all scream for….rosemary. Is how the old saying would go, if anyone had any sense. After all, rosemary is ‘woody, yet fresh and citrusy, which adds a deliciously complex […]
Grain markets are tentatively poised Click to check the original article.
Husbandry, genetics and nutrition key for managing scanned in lamb ewes. Click to check the original article.
Acting Executive Director of ABARES David Galeano said while this figure was slightly lower than the previous year’s $2.35 billion, it demonstrated the sustained commitment to increasing agricultural technology and knowledge. “This report reveals that the average annual growth rate in total Australian agricultural R&D funding from 2013-14 to 2022-23 was 2.01%,” Mr Galeano said. […]
Neil and Jan-Adele Reinke. Photo: Anna Hughes FOR Neil and Jan-Adele Reinke, a freak horse accident resulting in a broken neck was the catalyst for a concerted effort to fix up a systemic erosion problem on their Central Queensland property. The pair were presented the “tree of life” award at last week’s Lachlan Hughes Foundation […]
AGRICULTURAL groups have made a big push for recognition of the short-lived nature of livestock methane emissions in the Federal Government’s main climate-related target. The industry is the first of six sectors the Government is making a “decarbonisation plan” for, in a bid to reach its goal of net zero emissions by 2050 – with […]
Offers of more than $4.8 million are now being sought on the well improved 1123 hectare grazing property Kendall Park. Click to check the original article.
More than 8000 head were yarded at the annual West Wyalong February sheep sale. Click to check the original article.
Country Women’s Association of NSW urges governments, policymakers, and industry stakeholders to recognise the unique challenges faced by rural, regional, and remote communities and work towards implementing solutions that ensure fair and equitable access to essential goods for all Australians, regardless of location. Click to check the original article.
Nutrien fire – “The issue now is not around supply, but rather the ability to safely and efficiently offload and dispatch given the uncertainties with site infrastructure at Kwinana.” Click to check the original article.
Yarding 6557 Change -671 The supply of stock at Dalby reduced by 671 head however still remained the highest in the state this week at 6,557. Buyer attendance remained strong and all were operating. Prices generally could not maintain the levels of the previous week. Light weight yearling steers returning to the paddock were the […]
Water has been deemed ‘unsafe’ after recent rain and floods. Click to check the original article.