First-time buyer secures top boar at Forbes stud pig sale
Two studs offered 16 stud boars and 26 stud gilts at the sale at Bedgerabong on May 12. Click to check the original article.
Weekly kill: First quarter production back almost 6pc on last year
NINETEEN weeks into the 2022 slaughter season, and the beef industry is still searching for its first national weekly processing tally above 100,000 head. While many had anticipated that national kills would have slipped well above six figures by this stage in the season, following a particularly quiet first quarter, persistent rain and flooding since […]
Major focus on drought resistance
Three-day conference to focus on WA’s drought resilience. Click to check the original article.
Revitalised industries, communities top Lachlan Hughes scholar aims
Support has been a cornerstone of the Lachlan Hughes Foundation, which all listening to past and current scholarship winners at the information day at Dulacca last week would say is paying great dividends. Click to check the original article.
Soil carbon aggregators expecting to yield credits this year
Agriprove’s Matthew Warnken, CSIRO’s Cara Stitzlein, agronomist David Bushell and Carbon Link’s Andrew Gatenby address the Carbon Farmers of Australia conference. A SERIES of soil carbon projects across Queensland and New South Wales are expected to yeild carbon credits by the end of next month, with the industry regulator working through the auditing process. The […]
Downs Rugby returns after the deluge
Luckily, all senior fixtures including a full round of the STAG Machinery Emilee Cherry Cup Women’s 7s proceeded on Saturday. Click to check the original article.
Veterinarian advocates for farmers to become friends with vegans | Farm Weekly
He encourages other meat producers, veterinarians, and anyone in a protein-based industry to talk to them and learn about regeneration, arguing that the size of a cowherd is dictated by the size of the cow paddock, which in turn is dictated by what landowners do with their land. Click to check the original article.
Beaudesert beat the big hospitals to win HESTA outstanding organisation award
The Beaudesert maternity team has taken out the 2022 HESTA outstanding organisation award. Click to check the original article.
'Shearers Shindig' delights western Queensland community
Thargomindah speed shearing competition taken out by New Zealand shearer. Click to check the original article.
Moama farmer doing it for Dolly Day | The Land
Luke said he developed a passion for fitness late in life, inspired by his wife, Kate, and their two teenage boys, who were already hooked on competing in fitness races. And he uses the incentive of fundraising for Dolly’s Dream to keep swimming, cycling and running until his race is complete. Click to check the […]
Faces of the 2022 Capella Show Gala | Photos
More than 200 people from the Central Highlands frocked up for the event. Click to check the original article.
Farmers committed to working with Albanese ‘to get rid of Inland Rail’ | The Land
Mr Albanese was sworn in as Prime Minister on Monday, along with Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles as Employment Minister, Senator Penny Wong as Foreign Affairs Minister, Jim Chalmers as Treasurer and Katy Gallagher as Finance Minister, Minister for Women and Attorney-General. Click to check the original article.