A year 11 student has kicked off his judging career in the sheep industry after being the head judge at Bathurst show and the associate in the Corriedale ring at the NSW State Sheep Show. Click to check the original article.
Two first-time exhibitors at the NSW State Sheep Show have come away with top honours in the Suffolk section. Click to check the original article.
Queenslanders are encouraged to have their say on a new strategy to tackle the impacts of feral deer. Click to check the original article.
Last week CBoT wheat grinded lower for most of the week. Click to check the original article.
The MacIntyre Wind Precinct will generate 1 gigawatt of renewable energy annually – enough to power 700,000 homes. Click to check the original article.
The integrated farm method is being developed in the hope it will make carbon farming more viable by increasing scale and decreasing auditing costs. Graph: Climate Active A NEW integrated carbon farming method allowing producers to run multiple projects on top of each other is in development with the hope it will give more access […]
Beef Central publishes an occasional summary of appointments, departures and achievements occurring across the red meat and livestock supply chain. Send details for entries to [email protected] Oversight changes for JBS Australia Senior management appointments in readiness for TFI Murray Bridge re-launch New CEO for Port of Brisbane Nutrien appoints western region cattle manager New […]
Here’s how many people are on the ground to battle foot and mouth if it arrives Click to check the original article.
Steers reach 836c/kg at Biloela weaner sale Click to check the original article.
“I wouldn’t say it’s common practice to do it, but there’s a fair few farmers game enough (to plant wheat on wheat), because even if they get knocked 700kg a hectare, it’s still pretty good money compared to what barley was shaping up to be about a month ago.” Click to check the original article.
Hard work and volunteering pays off for Teresa Rocchi Click to check the original article.
A grain handling facility with its own irrigation farm and five-bedroom homestead near Coleambally in the NSW Riverina is already well established in soybeans but its founder says maize could take it to the next level. Click to check the original article.