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. Based at Blackall, CW Qld, where I’ve raised a family, run Merino sheep and beef cattle, and […]
He said STL also commenced procurement of the replacement 12km conveyor belt for the Lucinda Bulk Sugar Terminal which is scheduled for installation in late 2023, continued to project manage the construction and delivery of the common user infrastructure at the Port of Bundaberg and how despite its construction cost in excess of $20M, the […]
He said STL also commenced procurement of the replacement 12km conveyor belt for the Lucinda Bulk Sugar Terminal which is scheduled for installation in late 2023, continued to project manage the construction and delivery of the common user infrastructure at the Port of Bundaberg and how despite its construction cost in excess of $20M, the […]
An earlier diversion that rerouted travellers through Griffith and Goolgowi has been scrapped, with the latest advice from the NSW Transport Management Centre (TMC) instructing motorists to use Carrathool Road, Murrumbidgee River Road and Kidman Way on the other side of the Murrumbidgee River to get around the closure. Click to check the original article.
A total of 159 sites have been added — and 203 sites removed — in a year that marks the 25th anniversary of Historic England’s Heritage at Risk Register. Jck Watkins reports on the latest. First launched in 1998, originally as the Buildings at Risk Register, it was administered by English Heritage before some of […]
Also heading to LSS were the first three lines of Angus steers (51 head) weighing 340-352kg offered by D & JM Walters, Acton Park, at 258-260c/kg and $883-$908, while two pens of 12 Angus steers weighing 351kg and 316kg from SR Latch, Karridale, joined them after selling at $904 and $814 after being knocked down […]
Meet 15 of the faces behind our state’s agriculture research team who cover everything from livestock to crop research, soil health and even fisheries in the Murray Darling Basin. Click to check the original article.
There were 2575 cattle offered at Roma on Tuesday. Click to check the original article.
Scattered storms and showers over the eastern portion of the continent have helped to reduce the rate of pasture decline. Looking at the national position, there have been only slight changes in the level of total standing Dry Matter in the past two weeks, reflecting the variation in rainfall and the ongoing bushfire impact in […]
CATTLE prices have continued to rally this week, with the benchmark Eastern Young Cattle Indicator picking up 41c in the past seven days to reach 478c/kg carcase weight. Widespread rain across large parts of Queensland and New South Wales has largely been credited for the increase in prices, with numbers down and a boost of […]
Yarding 2575 Change -1481 With scattered showers Roma agents yarded 2,575 head. The market showed improvement on most descriptions. The regular processors in attendance’s and operating especially on better finished bullocks and heavy heifers, with cows firm to slightly stronger. Light weight yearling steers under 200kg sold to 282c/kg. Yearling steers under 280kg made to 356c to […]
If climate change has been progressing and getting worse, it is not because of the Australian livestock industry. “That is the bottom line” of analysis looking at pathways to climate neutrality by 2030 conducted by CSIRO Principal Research Scientist Brad Ridoutt (right), and presented at the Cattle Australia industry forum in Albury last Friday. While […]