Urban Angus' average climbs by over $4000
The 100 per cent clearance at Saturday’s sale had bulls selling to buyers from as far as Kempsey and Crookwell.
Buyers support Maitland flood affected cattle sale
A flood affected yarding sold to consistent demand from buyers outside the local area during the Maitland store cattle sale
Deputy Premier Toole shares concerns of Glanmire solar farm opponents
A draft environmental impact statement [EIS] for a proposed 60-megawatt solar farm at Glanmire is expected in the coming months.
Young farmers pass transparency water motion
When the western young farmers branch disbanded Tom Matthews, 32, Grace Apps, 29, and Scott Neville, 31, decided to step
Say g'day to Hughenden's newest retail business owner
The north west region is abuzz as new businesses continue to come to life. Click to check the original article.
Two-year strategy to target barley grass
Barley grass seed can remain viable for up to two years. Find out why this is important. Click to check
Passion pulls Winton woolgrowers through
They might have been smashed by monsoonal rain and hypothermic conditions three years ago but the passion Winton woolgrowers Ken
NSW government backs national mandatory sheep eID scheme | The
“AMIC has been calling for a national, individual, electronic-based small stock traceability program, including all parts of the sheep and
Kadambot Siddique, The University of WA, a 2022 Premier Science
With more than 35 years of experience in agricultural research, research training, technology exchange and management in Australia and overseas,
Who killed Howard Tyrell? The murder left unsolved for 45
On August 4 it will have been 45 years to the day since Howard James Tyrell, then aged 42, was