Mr Jones said these issues, combined with the failure to increase the $250,000 income cap for the availability of tax losses to individuals, suggested that carrying out carbon projects may be of greater benefit when not in the name of an individual primary producer. Click to check the original article.
By day’s end 229 rams had gone under the hammer with 179 selling at auction and others after at this Esperance sale. Click to check the original article.
N and K Green, Kilcoy, sold Limousin cross weaner heifers six to eight months old for $540/hd. Sarger P/L, Linville, sold Droughtmaster weaner heifers eight months old for $500/hd. Aserlay farm, Maleny, sold Charolais cross weaner heifers eight months old for $480/hd. B and A McLoughlin, Gatton, sold Charolais cross weaner heifers six to eight […]
Australia’s wheat harvest is under way in CQ. Photo: Brad Hallion HARVEST has started in earnest this week in Central Queensland as frost sparks some yield concerns in pockets of the crop in New South Wales, where some growers are cutting affected areas for hay, or thinking about it. Any significant rain in NSW in […]
Yarding 4540 Change +1040 Warmer temperatures had a noticeable impact on cattle movement, as more cattle were brought into the sale, with 4540 yarded. While the market for the top pens of export stock held up relatively well, there were little to no positive impacts across the yearling categories, as price declines of 20c to […]
The 21-month old PP homozygous poll Glenlands D Everest sold for a new Droughtmaster breed record high of $320,000 to a syndicate representing South Africa’s Considerata Holdings and Samari Stud, Hughenden, North Queensland. Image: Glenlands catalogue. IN A year when stud sale results have generally been modest, to say the least, there’s been results that […]
Numerous examples of plant based products labelled prominently with words such as beef were highlighted during the 2021-23 Senate inquiry into labelling of meat and other products. THE Albanese Government has defended its decision to embark on another round of consultation with industry groups before deciding whether to adopt a mandatory or voluntary approach […]
Judges for the event included Deb O’Brien, Cheyenne O’Brien, Ross Rideout and David Gleeson, with the campdraft cattle kindly donated by Dan and Christina Parker, Clare Station, Jericho, and David Hay, Kismet Station, Jericho, and transported by Jimmy Stralow. Click to check the original article.
In the southern regions, some farmers are worried they’ve received too much rain. Click to check the original article.
Signs of the prevailing dry conditions reflected through the cattle with a mixed yarding on quality and conditions. Click to check the original article.
See the results from the sale. Click to check the original article.
“This innovation fund will enable new solutions and technologies to be tested for operational effectiveness, in consultation with volunteers on the front line,” he said. “In addition, the increase in staffing will improve service training delivery across multiple areas.” Click to check the original article.