Rain good for some, too late for others
Last week’s rain was as mixed as this season, with some faring well and others missing out. Click to check
Blue Chip inner Darling Downs farming country hits the market
Blue chip Darling Downs farming property Waroonga is 237 hectares of predominantly rich, black self-mulching soils. Click to check the
Clermont Beef Bull sale clears 93 per cent in 2023,
Top priced grey bull, 2AM 7945 sold for $30,000 to XMS Brahman Stud, Ingham, and is pictured with Nutrien Ag
Hay prices creep up as consumers look to lock in
On one hand some livestock producers are considering destocking, lowering demand, but the other side of the equation is that
Hay prices creep up as consumers look to lock in
On one hand some livestock producers are considering destocking, lowering demand, but the other side of the equation is that
Hay prices creep up as consumers look to lock in
On one hand some livestock producers are considering destocking, lowering demand, but the other side of the equation is that
'Wait and see' for fodder supply and demand
Drier conditions will affect fodder supply and demand, however it is yet to be seen which way. Click to check
Qatar controversy riles ag exporters as air freight hurdles stay
Farm sector exporters are not happy with Canberra’s surprise decision to block much-needed extra Qatar Airways flights into Australia. Click
Service your mental health as you would a tractor
As the drought starts to bite in Queensland, a psychologist has recommended farmers service their mental health as they would
Virtual Psychologist CEO recommends regular servicing of one’s mental health
Judith Maizey has worked as a journalist and communications specialist for more than 30 years mostly throughout Queensland including Townsville,