Happy birthday to the University of New England – 70 years in 2024
UNE’s contribution to regional and agricultural life is renowned Click to check the original article.
Monitoring of field efficacy of dewormers in cattle
Monitoring of field efficacy of dewormers in cattle Click to check the original article.
Rain impacts Dalby numbers
A small sample of 72 head from far Western Queensland and 88 head from New South Wales were included in the lineup. Click to check the original article.
New stockfeed mill to increase production
New Bullsbrook stockfeed mill to quadruple production capacity. Click to check the original article.
US cattle inventory hits lowest level since 1951
HAMMERED by drought for the past two years, the United States beef cattle herd has now fallen to levels not seen since 1951, an important annual US Department of Agriculture survey has found. The annual cattle report issued overnight by USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service shows there were 87.2 million head of cattle and calves […]
MV Bahijah docks as authorities confirm livestock disease-free
Authorities remain undecided on what to do with 16,500 stranded sheep and cattle at sea for 25 days. Click to check the original article.
First generation farmers share what it's like running a paddock to plate business
The producers launched their paddock to plate business in 2023. Click to check the original article.
Mount Isa rail line remains closed after rain causes extensive damage
The rail line has been closed after extensive track damage. Click to check the original article.
Investigation underway following fatal factory accident
Safework NSW will investigate the incident. Click to check the original article.
The NQ Register's Anzac journalist
A bushman and a journalist known by many names, a former NQ Register writer’s tales about diggers, the bush, and life on the land are still renowned to this day Click to check the original article.
Reckless Renewables Rally in Canberra to highlight concerns about the rollout of solar and wind farms | Queensland Country Life
“If you’re worried about carbon emissions, let’s just build a nuclear power station, they’re emission free and take up much much less land – and, if you care about the environment, you’d definitely be pro nuclear because nuclear power hardly takes up any footprint whereas the solar and wind factories just decimate local environments,” he […]
Protect livestock from toxic summer weeds
Heliotrope is the most abundant weed at this time of year toxic to livestock. Click to check the original article.