50th Wagin Woolorama opens in style | Farm Weekly
Commonwealth Bank representatives at the 50th anniversary Wagin Woolorama official opening included Tim Paskov (left), executive relationships, Bunbury, Brendon Kay,
Goldenover stud wins grand champion Suffolk | Farm Weekly
Ray Batt, Goldenover stud, Cuballing, is known for his Ile de France sheep but at the 50th Wagin Woolorama, he
Multibreed win for Southend Murray Grey at Wagin Woolorama |
The Wise familys Southend Murray Grey stud, Katanning, had a show to remember when they dominated the major awards at
Murray Regional Equestrian Centre to host Elite horse days |
A jam-packed weekend includes various events with day one starting at 6:15am, followed by a campdraft, horse sale pre-work, horse
Ag Minister visits flood-wracked north west
Queensland Agriculture Minister Mark Furner travelled from Brisbane on Friday to meet with locals, community leaders and primary producers in
Leave farmers to do what they do best
“…agricultural decisions should be left to the agricultural industry and those whose livelihoods depend on it and should be fully
Expiring Black Sea deal enables premium wheat prices
The potential of a 60-day Black Sea Grain Initiative agreement could be good news for Australia, as Russia becomes too
Southend Murray Greys dominate Commonwealth Bank Cattle Expo | Farm
With the champion unled bull Morrisvale Thor T8 exhibited by the Morrisvale Limousin stud, Narrikup, were Libby (left) and James
Flinders Highway between Julia Creek and Cloncurry reopened
Some roads and highways around north west Queensland have started to reopen as the region’s flood crisis continues to unfold.
Meet the couple travelling around Australia on horseback
A couple travelling Australia on horseback to raise money for mental health were in Mount Isa this week, after 10,000