Maurice Harrington, Helidon, sold Droughtmaster cows for $1350 and heifers for $1220. Tim and Beth Wesche, Plainland, sold Droughtmaster cows to $1340. Wayne Stanton, Neurum, sold Charolais cows for $1300. N and T Bursle, Ropeley, sold milk tooth Droughtmaster heifers for $1190. Click to check the original article.
He feels for many situations further subdivision, combined with strategic and controlled grazing and resting of paddocks, utilising goats or sheep where appropriate, encouraging competitive pastures with appropriate fertiliser use, and strategic use of selective herbicides, should all be considered as part of an integrated control program. Click to check the original article.
You can easily blow your gardening budget buying tools for all sorts, says John Hoyland, but don’t be fooled: a handful of the right tools is all you need to garden. Anyone venturing into my office might presume that my desk is a disorganised mess. However, like most people with a cluttered desk, I know exactly […]
Forget a house with detached garage and parking — this timber-built home in East Sussex has its own airfield. These days, most houses come with places to park your car or even your helicopter. What Kittyhawk House on the South Downs offers is something a little bigger: a two-runway aerodrome. The three-bedroom contemporary home sits on […]
Homebush is home to 5500 sheep for meat and wool production. Click to check the original article.
Here’s how to submit your question to award-winning dog trainer Ben Randall. Over the past year and a half, award-winning dog trainer Ben Randall has been sharing his advice with Country Life readers who have written to us for help with their canine problems. If you’d like your question answered, just email Ben via [email protected] […]
Behind Sydney Royal is plenty of toil, but throw in a pandemic, competition changes, RAS bicentenary celebrations and a Royal visit, and it’s been an inspiring three years with Michael Millner as the RAS of NSW president. Click to check the original article.
One of Scotland’s most celebrated and anciently occupied castles has undergone a decade of restoration and renovation. John Goodall reports, with photographs by Paul Highnam for Country Life. Dunvegan answers the popular ideal of a Scottish castle. It commands a natural harbour inlet at the head of Loch Dunvegan and the rugged outcrop of basalt […]
When jockey Andrew Banks, who grew up in Gulargambone, and Dubbo trainer Michael Lunn combined to win with Geesheehan in the final race of the day, the Gilgandra and Dubbo Toyota Class 1 Handicap over 1200m, it completed a meeting where the winnings were shared around. Click to check the original article.
Role: Volunteer Non-Executive Director | Location: Australia wide | Industry: Agriculture / All The Future Farmers Network (FFN) are excited to open applications for non-executive director positions to join the FFN Board. Nominations are now open.d Current Board Size: 11 Non-Executive Directors Number of paid staff: 2 Board meetings (frequency | Time): Monthly meetings | […]
The dual-purpose ability and easy management of Merinos makes them a good fit for Cunninghams at Cranbrook. Click to check the original article.
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