The BOM is tipping the El Nino event to persist, potentially into early autumn, however even with the El Nino in place it is tipping a wetter than average January to March period across Victoria, most of NSW, southern and south-east Queensland, eastern SA and eastern Tasmania. Click to check the original article.
Cropping potential in hostile areas could be unlocked through trials from NSW DPI and Soil CRC. Click to check the original article.
The BOM is tipping the El Nino event to persist, potentially into early autumn, however even with the El Nino in place it is tipping a wetter than average January to March period across Victoria, most of NSW, southern and south-east Queensland, eastern SA and eastern Tasmania. Click to check the original article.
The BOM is tipping the El Nino event to persist, potentially into early autumn, however even with the El Nino in place it is tipping a wetter than average January to March period across Victoria, most of NSW, southern and south-east Queensland, eastern SA and eastern Tasmania. Click to check the original article.
The BOM is tipping the El Nino event to persist, potentially into early autumn, however even with the El Nino in place it is tipping a wetter than average January to March period across Victoria, most of NSW, southern and south-east Queensland, eastern SA and eastern Tasmania. Click to check the original article.
Farmers and ranchers interested in expanding their cow herd or considering alternative production practices due to limited perennial pastures and rangeland are the target audience for the Dakota Alternative Beef Cow Systems Symposium, a joint meeting between North Dakota State University Extension and South Dakota State University Extension. The one-day event is scheduled for Feb. […]
Tributes have flowed for one of Australia’s most respected stud masters, Tom Padbury, after his death on December 23. Click to check the original article.
As the diurnal delights of the animal kingdom slip into a deep slumber, John Lewis-Stempel explores the velvety black shadows where the wild things are. When the black velvet curtain drops, the farmyard, the meadow, the hill, the river remain the same theatrical stage. But the cast changes at night. Where swallows lacily wheeled around […]
CLA President Victoria Vyvyan selects a religious engraving by Albrecht Dürer. Victoria Vyvyan on her choice, ‘Saint Jerome in his Study’, by Albrecht Dürer ‘St Jerome’s study is so peaceful and domestic—and so human. The little fat dog is lying in a patch of sun, snoozing next to the benevolent lion. Did the lion insist […]
Farms and estates did not lose their appeal in 2023, with some local buyers and even a happy ending to a long-running Cornish dispute. Penny Churchill takes a look. Direct support for English farmers may be on the way out, but there’s still a huge appetite for land and estates among investors, lifestyle buyers, farmers […]
Sally Gall Senior journalist – Queensland Country Life/North Queensland Register Based at Blackall, CW Qld, where I’ve raised a family, run Merino sheep and beef cattle, and helped develop a region – its history, tourism, education and communications. Get in touch at 0427 575 955 if you’ve got a story idea for me. Based at […]
Mike Pearson takes a look at the decision made in late December by the U.S. EPA to rescind the ban on Chlorpyrifos. It’s the culmination of a back and forth between farm groups and the EPA. Back in 2022, a court banned the chemical, Chlorpyrifos because it felt protections were needed to protect infants and […]