Outback adventure on offer with sale of Cadney Park Roadhouse for $1.9m
Iconic outback roadhouse for sale on Stuart Highway. Click to check the original article.
Chloe Gregson a cut above as an apprentice at Fussy Meats. | Farm Weekly
When it comes to the meat and agriculture industries, it isn’t unusual to see an outnumbered male to female ratio, however third-year Fussy Meats butcher apprentice, Chloe Gregson, is finding that success is very much possible in a male-dominated industry. Click to check the original article.
Malcolm and Chick Gadsby run Talgai Santa Gertrudis like it's their own
Malcolm and Chick Gadsby manage Santa Gertrudis near Beaudesert Click to check the original article.
How to host a music festival on a farm: Beef producer talks logistics
Recycled waste and tidy paddocks for an on-farm music festival. Click to check the original article.
Small town school welcomes the next kindy cohort
Strong community spirit helps retain town’s services. Click to check the original article.
An oast house within the landscape that gave birth to the National Trust
It was at Toys Hill in Kent that Britain’s largest charity came to being and this home holds those ideals of conservation and preservation close to its heart. Toys Hill rises some 771ft above sea level in the Brasted Civil Parish, near Sevenoaks in Kent. It was here that, in the late 19th century, Octavia […]
Curious Questions: Who created the Oxford English Dictionary?
Martin Fone, who has long been fascinated by words, digs in to the story of how Sir James Murray created the first Oxford English Dictionary — despite having a full-time job and 11 children — and ended up having his own special post box. At first glance, 78, Banbury Road looks to be an unremarkable house in […]
Passionate Sisters Carrying on Legacy of Mordallup Angus Stud | Farm Weekly
It is no surprise that sister duo Diana and Bec Muir are so passionate about the cattle industry and the Angus breed, having grown up at their family’s cattle stud, Mordallup Angus, nestled in the Southern Forests region 50 kilometres East of Manjimup. Click to check the original article.
Painter returns to palette to capture farming life
Peter Wallfried uses canvas to depict rural lifestyles. Click to check the original article.
How Morton Hall’s owner has reinvented the art of clematis training
Tiffany Daneff visits Morton Hall in Worcestershire to discover the secret of its owner’s new clematis-training technique. Photographs by Clive Nichols. The traditional way to grow clematis in a border is to train it up a large obelisk, but, at Morton Hall gardens in Worcestershire, owner Anne Olivieri and her team have developed a system […]
Cattlemen's conference returns to iconic site
The NTCA will commemorate its 40th year. Click to check the original article.
Need for Feed hay run devotes Australia Day weekend to areas in need
A total of 26 trucks and their driver hay and goods to farmers in need. Click to check the original article.