Three dead on NQ highways sees state death toll rise
Three people have died and five people have been injured after two fatal roll-overs on North Queensland highways yesterday Click to check the original article.
Ed Storey wants to drive smarter investments at AWI
Australian Wool Innovation needs to review its spending, cutting smaller projects in favour of strategic investments, Ed Storey says. Click to check the original article.
Severe winds expected tonight
Damaging winds are expected to be felt from Gingin to Harvey. Click to check the original article.
'Firenado' rips through northern Australia
12.8 million hectares of land burned in the NT Click to check the original article.
Cheap RIC farm loans to be reviewed by former NFF boss Wendy Craik | North Queensland Register
Given the nickname, the Barnaby Bank, when it first opened for business after being championed by former Primary Industries Minister and Deputy Prime Minister, Barnaby Joyce, RIC’s 10-year concessional loans are funded by federal treasury appropriations. Click to check the original article.
Cheap RIC farm loans to be reviewed by former NFF boss Wendy Craik | Farm Weekly
Given the nickname, the Barnaby Bank, when it first opened for business after being championed by former Primary Industries Minister and Deputy Prime Minister, Barnaby Joyce, RIC’s 10-year concessional loans are funded by federal treasury appropriations. Click to check the original article.
Cheap RIC farm loans to be reviewed by former NFF boss Wendy Craik | Queensland Country Life
Given the nickname, the Barnaby Bank, when it first opened for business after being championed by former Primary Industries Minister and Deputy Prime Minister, Barnaby Joyce, RIC’s 10-year concessional loans are funded by federal treasury appropriations. Click to check the original article.
Cheap RIC farm loans to be reviewed by former NFF boss Wendy Craik | The Land
Given the nickname, the Barnaby Bank, when it first opened for business after being championed by former Primary Industries Minister and Deputy Prime Minister, Barnaby Joyce, RIC’s 10-year concessional loans are funded by federal treasury appropriations. Click to check the original article.
Queensland farmers impacted by fire to receive emergency fodder | Queensland Country Life
“I understand that while other areas, such as Tara on the Western Downs and Miriam Vale near Gladstone, have been heavily affected by the bushfires, Local Disaster Management Group feedback is that those areas have enough fodder supplies for the time being. Click to check the original article.
Market bounces back at Wodonga
Prices were up at Wodonga on Thursday where grass fatteners went hard on coloured cattle with some dearer than the blacks. Click to check the original article.
Top opportunity to acquire quality Darling Downs farming country
Bellfields South is an opportunity to acquire 840 hectares of quality Darling Downs farming country. Click to check the original article.
Dalby sale 1 Nov 2023: Yearling steers 10c to 20c/kg dearer
Yarding 2846 Change -907 Cattle from far Western Queensland also reduced to 487 and only a small sample of 32 from New South Wales. Export buyer attendance was good with the return of all the regular processors into the buying panel plus most of the usual feed and restocker buyers were active in the market. Yearling […]