Ex-Tropical Cyclone Kirrily delivers to graziers in the Gulf
Graziers receive rain off Ex-Tropical Cyclone Kirrily. Click to check the original article.
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Perri is an agriculture journalist with Farm Weekly. Born in regional Victoria, Perri developed a love of regional and rural news at a young age, and is now passionate about advocating for the agricultural industry. Her interests include science, agronomy, livestock and food production. Perri is an agriculture journalist with Farm Weekly. Born in regional […]
Live export vessel back in port for restocking
Government authorities work on live export vessel solutions. Click to check the original article.
Needlepoint: The craft of kings, queens and countesses
Far more than a fancy of old ladies, unoccupied hands and evenings are never a problem for enthusiasts of needlepoint — and it’s a joy that has sucked in everyone from children to kings. Matthew Dennison takes a look. Needlepoint is experiencing a renaissance courtesy of the pandemic lock-downs. ‘I do it avidly, in the evening, […]
Nutrien Classic kicks off with campdrafting action at AELEC
Take a look at the photos from day one. Click to check the original article.
What does your crystal ball say about EYCI’s value at year’s end? Join our reader giveaway competition
YOUNG cattle prices have shown remarkable volatility over the past two years, and 2024 is shaping up to be no different. There are plenty of influences in play again this year that could shape young cattle values. For those in the ‘glass half full’ camp, there’s the impact of better than expected seasonal conditions heading […]
Angel Flight to the rescue for flooded husband at Georgetown
Angel Flight jumped into action this week to help a distressed Georgetown man visit his gravely ill wife in a Cairns hospital. Click to check the original article.
National Sausage Kings to be crowned in Brisbane
THE humble sausage will be celebrated in all its glory when the annual National Sausage Kings competition returns to Queensland later this month. Since 1994 the Australian Meat Industry Council has hosted the Sausage Kings competition, designed to find the best examples of bangers made by independent butchers across the nation. The 2024 Sausage Kings […]
S4 Ep2: What lies ahead in 2024 for beef, with analyst Simon Quilty
Driven by favourable weather across eastern Australia, the 2024 cattle market has opened with a flourish, as slaughter cattle, young cattle and breeder replacements all trend sharply higher in value. Today’s Weekly Grill podcast hosted by Kerry Lonergan features independent analyst Simon Quilty, discussing the current market environment and what lies ahead. Is the […]
Nominate now for Australian Stockman rugby tour to England in 2024
Australian Stockman Rugby is calling for expressions of interest from young men across Australia with rural/regional backgrounds interested joining the team for its upcoming tour to England in October 2024 – applications close 29 February 2024. More details below. Former Wallabies and Queensland Reds coach Jim McKay will join regional representative rugby side Australian Stockman […]
80 participants compete in inaugural Indonesian animal welfare competition
Participants at the National Animal Welfare Officers Forum Competition Over the past five years, Indonesian animal welfare officers, employed in Australian live export supply chains, have been working together to provide professional development opportunities for in-market staff. The group, called the Forum AWO, has received funding from the Indonesia-Australia Red Meat Cattle Partnership (IA-RMCP), a […]
Strong local competition push prices up at Forbes store sale
More than 350 head were yarded with a majority to remain locally. Click to check the original article.