Faces of Burnett agency wed at Coles Creek
Check out all the photos from the wedding of James Cochrane and Emily Rockemer. Click to check the original article.
Fatigued farmers fast running out of options
Reports from Bowen suggest growers there have lost up to a third of crops planted. The Lockyer Valley has fared even worse. Click to check the original article.
Cattle and horse icon Richard (Dick) Vincent passed away at Capel last month | Farm Weekly
In 1970 he sought water of a different kind buying Hamelin Pool station, Shark Bay, with its huge artesian bore and lake, a magnet for birdlife, where they ran sheep and cattle and later Matilda Downs, Kendenup, “which nearly sank him” when the bank reneged on the contract to finance him. Click to check the […]
Faces of the Roma Echidnas Ladies Day
The lovely ladies of Roma flocked to Basset Park for this year’s Echidnas Ladies Day. Click to check the original article.
Your welcome is what turns visitors into locals
We can all help attract and retain allied health professionals in our small towns. Click to check the original article.
Talk of the town: agriculture show memories last a lifetime
Turns out, I’ve had a soft spot for ag shows since the 90s. Click to check the original article.
How demand for organic is seeding sustainable practices
A fresh round of Coles Nurture Fund recipients from across the country have ambitious plans for innovative sustainability projects to help meet growing consumer demand for organic produce. It wasn’t so long ago that only health food stores stocked organic produce, but now you can’t miss it in the supermarket. What used to be a […]
This Week in Agribusiness June 4, 2022
Part 1 Max Armstrong is at the desk and Mike Pearson is remote this week. Jacqui Fatka, Policy Editor and Farm Futures, joins Max to talk about the future of the Farm Bill considering all the money coming to farmers from other governmental sources. Mike Pearson talks markets with Bill Biedermann or AgMarket.net to talk […]
Curious Questions: What is it like to sing at a royal coronation in Westminster Abbey?
The choristers at the Coronation are now in their eighties, but recall vividly the day they sang for The Queen, as Andrew Green discovers. February 6, 1952. Young Malcolm Tanner was playing football at his Bristol school. ‘In the far distance,’ he recalls, ‘a teacher was making his way slowly towards us. He had words […]
Wattle Grove Speckle Park stud reaches $37,000 top at annual fire and ice sale | Photos | Queensland Country Life
Charlie R161 only just took out the honour of being the sale’s top seller, pipping the fourth female in the catalogue Stardust R121, which was knocked down to the Gotcha Speckle Park stud, Dumaresq Island near Taree, for $36,000 and the second female sold on the day, Miss Fancy R140, which was purchased online by […]
Ribbons and rosettes at the local shows
All the results from the Moree, Bathurst, Warialda, Gilgandra, Hawkesbury, and Yeoval shows. Click to check the original article.
Keythorpe Hall: a private house and walled garden near Leicester, available for exclusive use
Teresa Levonian Cole checks in to Keythorpe Hall, a refurbished Georgian house a few miles outside Leicester that’s perfect for celebrations big and small. When is a country house hotel not a hotel? When its owners restore it with all the love and care they would lavish on their own home, filling it with eclectic […]