Norway’s claims of false environmental credibility on fashion brand labels
AWI’s Program Manager for Fibre Advocacy and Eco Credentials Angus Ireland has been working with The International Wool Textile Organisation
Bethungra family reluctant to accept Inland Rail | The Land
Jackaroo on Merino sheep studs in the Riverina, a lifetime working on the land with sheep, cropping and cattle. Graduate
Latest NSW DPI studies reveal Premier digit is working for
Most of the tropicals were premier digit grass. Ongoing research, led by Dr Suzanne Boschma, supports that premier digit is
Regional newspapers get financial lifeline
The federal government will seek to provide regional media grants in the coming weeks to ease cost pressures. Click to
Emergency zones extended after three new Varroa Mite cases |
The emergency zone, which was already extended to include Bulahdelah on the mid-north coast and south of Newcastle at Calga
CSIRO study shows biochar reduces livestock methane less than hoped
The CSIRO study tested 14 different, unnamed biochars in five in vitro experiments to see what might be fit for
Sheep industry in the blood of two generations of Gross
Every Wednesday for the past four decades the Gross family has been at Warwick. Click to check the original article.
Sarina producer sees cattle falsely advertised for sale in online
The producer operates a Speckle Park breeding property. Click to check the original article.
How a poly pipe roller and the Leichhardt River made
Natasha Camp and Josh Williamson were wed on April 23 by Natalie Steele of Salvation Army Flying Service, Mount Isa
Why ag needs to embrace this four letter word more
View from the Paddock columnist Brigid Price shares her thoughts in a world of information sharing. Click to check the