Recent rains and rising temperatures have led to a need for cattle producers to clean feeding areas, says Kansas State University Livestock Specialist Joel DeRouchey. Among the chores, DeRouchey suggests: Pull manure out of areas where it has accumulated. Make sure drainage areas are clear. Remove manure from the pens and consider […]
John Sims-Hilditch, designer and co-founder of Neptune, on beauty and longevity. As humans, we’re naturally drawn to beauty in all forms, so we have an inbuilt response to save and protect beautiful things. Objects should be both useful and beautiful, but when it comes down to which is the most important, we believe that beauty […]
Record-level red meat exports of $18.7 billion in 2021 had a major impact on the corn and soybean industries, according to an independent study by the Juday Group. The study quantified the returns that red meat exports brought to corn and soybean producers in 2021 nationally, and at state levels for leading corn-producing and soybean-producing […]
All the results from the Poll Dorset section of the NSW Dorset Championships at Cowra. Click to check the original article.
A record number of 40 judges, headed up by chief judge, Will Irving, determined the winners of the 22 award categories. Click to check the original article.
IS Western Australian mining magnate Twiggy Forrest positioning himself for a takeover bid for the world’s largest beef producer, the Australian Agricultural Co? The financial market was alive with speculation this afternoon, as evidence emerged of Mr Forrest’s stake in AA Co rising dramatically yesterday, to 17.4 percent of the stock. The overwhelming majority of […]
Shorthorn enthusiasts from across Australia gathered at Dubbo earlier this week for breed’s 63rd annual national show and sale. Click to check the original article.
“I could always ride, but I didn’t rodeo until I went to Alexandra Rodeo and I thought ‘oh my goodness, I really want to do that’. So I loaned a horse, TK, and rode her for two years and she definitely knew how to run barrels better than I did, because I was just getting […]
Bureau of Meteorology meteorologist Jessica Lingard said these changed temperatures were due to the Indian Ocean Dipole, which is an oscillation similar to La Nina and El Nino formed by the differences in water temperature between north west coast WA and India. Click to check the original article.
Over 4000 head were yarded at the Charters Towers saleyard on Friday morning. Click to check the original article.
Two years after one of the largest private paddock sales recorded in the country, some of its progeny have been sold in what’s thought to be the largest line of certified-organic cattle to be sold through a saleyard in Australia. Click to check the original article.
Henry Moore achieved international fame as a sculptor, despite once being denounced for promoting ‘the cult of ugliness’. And he also remained a most unassuming man, finds Laura Gascoigne, as two new exhibitions of his work prepare to welcome visitors. Sculptors are very rarely household names, but no one who lived through the 1960s could […]