Industry groups look to kill WOTUS for good
A coalition of more than 18 trade associations is asking a Texas federal court judge to throw out what is
Cost of summer cookout down slightly from 10-year high
Celebrating the 4th of July with a cookout will cost significantly more than two years ago, although prices have fallen
Researchers to develop standard method for sharing AMR data
Health industry experts agree, an integrated, unified cross-species approach, known as One Health, is necessary for optimizing the health of
EOFY deals focus on tractors, grain sensors, precision ag
New Holland is offering discounted subscription on its Precision Land Management 3 package. Photo: New Holland END-OF-FINANCIAL-YEAR deals are focussing
Dalby sale 28 June 2023: Firm to dearer market for
Yarding 3235 Change +85 Cattle numbers at Dalby remained relatively close to the previous week at 3,235 head. All the
Nature conference aims to make ACCUs work for the farmer
Precision Pasutres’ Hamish Webb explains some of the ins and outs of soil carbon farming. Photo: Mike Terry KEEPING red
What do we now know about soil carbon?
IN LIGHT of last week’s large-scale issuance of soil carbon credits to two Queensland producers, it is worth looking at
Is the average age of Australian farmers really 63?
EVERY few years new data emerges showing the average age of Australian farmers is getting older and older. In the
Silage plays valuable seasonal finishing role when northern processors are
REVERSE engineering his feeding regime using silage allows Ian Marsterson to exploit Queensland’s annual cycle of higher meatworks prices
USDA announces major conservation investment
USDA will invest $500 million in new wildlife conservation efforts over the next five years. The agency plans to leverage