Mike Pearson tells us about the state of the farm economy as a result of a survey. As the combine begin to roll in the upper Midwest, bankers are not hiding they are uneasy about the economy. A recent survey from Creighton University shows most bankers expect the economy to soften soon. The Rural Mainstreet […]
Dual top-price for Normanhurst heading interstate and repeat buyers Click to check the original article.
China and India have for a long time hoarded large amounts of wheat and have combined stockpiles of about 57 per cent of the global pantry. Click to check the original article.
Online bidders made strong competition for local buyers. Click to check the original article.
Three successful models of primary health care, from Charleville in western Queensland, from Mallacoota in north east Victoria, and from Port Hedland in Western Australia’s Pilbara, were shared during the conference, so that participants could see that it was possible for excellent comprehensive primary health care to be provided in remote areas of Australia. Click […]
The Yanko offer 80 Poll Merino and Merino rams. Click to check the original article.
AS SOIL carbon credits have started to flow to some of the burgeoning industry’s early adopters, prominent finance journalist Alan Kohler has taken aim them labelling the industry a trap. In a climate-focused column he regularly writes for the New Daily website, Mr Kohler made three key points: Farmers were being issued Australian Carbon Credit […]
The Bureau of Meteorology’s latest three month climate outlook statement indicates October to December rainfall is likely to be below median for much of Australia. For October, below median rainfall is likely to very likely (60 percent to greater than 80 percent chance) for most of Australia, apart from north-western WA and southern Tasmania. October […]
Karbullah Poll Merinos sell rams far and wide Click to check the original article.
State and federal agriculture ministers Mark Furner and Murray Watt announced the completion of the first five regions – Fitzroy and Capricornia, Darling Downs, Burdekin and Charters Towers, Torres Strait and Cape York and South West Queensland – at the national drought forum in Rockhampton this week. Click to check the original article.
The courses are designed for planning and advisory professionals who engage with clients involved in family settings and businesses who need specialist transition and succession planning advice. Photo: supplied THE hit television series ‘Succession’ has become a global sensation in recent years, however, the themes raised by the show remain a taboo discussion for many […]
Click on image to enlarge WHILE the proportion of female cattle involved in national slaughter has been on the rise as seasonal conditions have worsened across eastern Australia this year, there’s also evidence of dramatic variation from one state to another. The extent of female kill is typically presented as the Female Slaughter Ratio […]