Walking the line between profit, loss in saleyards
When is a public saleyard facility a burden to ratepayers? Click to check the original article.
Study shows production benefits of high-quality oaten hay
High quality oaten hay may support higher levels of animal production performance than other forages, a new study shows. Click
Queensland bushfire warnings ramp up for spring
A new format seasonal bushfire outlook has confirmed that Queensland is looking at locally intense bushfires that may be destructive
Weaner steers top at 352c at Roma
There were 6156 cattle offered at Roma on Tuesday. Click to check the original article.
Minister Reece Whitby visits FOGO compost facility and Willgrow Farm
“I’ve seen FOGO being used in landscaping by councils, I’ve seen it domestically in buying bags from the supermarkets, that’s
Crop walk delivers closer look at trials
Elders Merredin has delivered research to the Wheatbelt, after years of trials being completed in York and Northam. Click to
Self-confidence continues to build through Rural Achiever experience
Get to know 2023 Rural Achiever Keiley Noble a little better. Click to check the original article.
Queensland fishers the 'sacrificial lambs' to appease UNESCO
Outrage at the federal government’s decision, supported by the state government, to ban long-standing forms of gillnet fishing in North
Appetite for risk wanes across NSW lamb market
A protein shortage and growing costs leave finished trade lambs scarce. Click to check the original article.
CQU researchers working to reduce methane emissions through water soluble
Rockhampton based senior CQU researcher Dr. Diogo Costa, who grew up producing cattle in Brazil, said while he understood methane