Wool testing is on the up
There has been a slight increase in the number of wool bales being tested in WA. Click to check the
Duri Ag Bureau's sorghum competition impacted by wet then dry
Two crops of the sorghum variety, Resolute, vied for the top two spots in the Duri Ag Bureau’s annual sorghum
Woman airlifted after being struck by gate while yarding cattle
The RACQ CapRescue chopper was tasked to a rural cattle property in central Queensland late Tuesday evening, after two patients
Gates will be locked in 'bitter fight' against power lines
Proposed hydro project power lines corridors concern farming communities. Click to check the original article.
Graziers seek clarity about veg management laws
NQ Dry Tropics to address questions surrounding vegetation management laws at upcoming workshops. Click to check the original article.
Ban is just the beginning
“Untold damage will be caused just from this announcement, let alone the transition,” says Colin de Grussa of the pending
Keiross Speckle Park bulls hit $11,000
Speckles on the Plains Click to check the original article.
Rates spike outrage spreads to Central Highlands
Whopping increases in rural rates, off the back of big rises in land valuations, are continuing to cause angst in
What's next for live exporters?
Despite assurances, many believe the cattle industry will go the same way as the live export sheep industry and eventually
Wide-spread rain continues to cause havoc
Wide-spread wet season rain continues to cause havoc across the Top End with Borroloola bracing for flooding as the McArthur