The annual publication has been updated with the latest agronomic information and advice to optimise crop potential, along with disease ratings and market/delivery information for wheat, barley, oats, canola and pulses, including lupin, lentil, field pea, chickpea, faba bean and vetch. Click to check the original article.
It’s been a big year for the team at Bar H Wagyu. Click to check the original article.
A man has been charged as part of an ongoing investigation into property-related crime in rural areas of NSW. Click to check the original article.
Its always jingle all the way for the Adoberg family on the Atherton Christmas Tree Farm in North Queensland Click to check the original article.
“Chris is not only highly technically trained, with a deep understanding of government and policy, but is a primary producer himself, ideally positioning him to work in collaboration with our board and members to be a powerful voice representing grassfed cattle producers throughout the country,” Mr Foote said. Click to check the original article.
Consider sustainable, regenerative narratives to sell the farming life to agritourism Click to check the original article.
Celebrities past and present have moored up at this former coach house-turned buzzing restaurant, and it’s now looking for a new custodian Why just buy a plain old period property when you can have one which comes with guaranteed A-listers visiting by boat? From Princess Diana and John Wayne to Elizabeth Taylor and George Clooney, […]
Part 1 Mike Pearson starts off with a chat with American Agriculturist editor Chris Torres to discuss the growing season and harvest in the Northeast. Next, Mike introduces the In the Cab with Pioneer segment to check in on harvest progress. Mike then talks with Tommy Grisafi of Advance Trading about the markets. Part 2 […]
Is it still possible to use a penny-farthing today? The answer is an emphatic yes, at least if you’re former Special Forces officer and adventurer Neil Laughton. He rode his Victorian high wheeler for 400 miles across war-torn Ukraine, doing everything from making pizza for local children to raising money for charity. Here he […]
Research aims to improve the disease resistance of narrow-leafed lupins, as well as deliver improved varieties for growers. Click to check the original article.
The dinner featured Costa Group tomatoes that were grown from robotically fertilised flowers, as well as carbon neutral beef from the North Australian Pastoral Company’s Five Founders brand, and also wine from Tamburlaine Organic Wines, which was packaged in new recyclable flat bottle, which also reduces packing and transport space. Click to check the original […]
Octavia Pollock passes through the portals of Babylonstoren and enters an enchanted world of ancient plants, fine wine and historic design, where every element, from scented field to owl box and beechnut path, contributes to the farm-to-table ethos. To be expelled from the gardens of Babylonstoren would be worse than it was for Adam and […]