Southern Queensland Landscapes’ $2.1 million project to recover bare ground
According to the chief executive, inappropriate grazing, drought, poor water infiltration, soil compaction, pasture dieback, unsuitable pasture species, erosion, weeds
Farmers welcome help to cut emissions
Farmers for Climate Action applaud the $310m Small Business Energy Incentive Click to check the original article.
Urea prices are up, while other fert prices down
Urea prices on the incline, while phosphorus and potassium prices continue to decrease after their peak in April 2022. Click
About 2000 goats yarded at Dubbo
About 2000 goats were yarded at Dubbo on Tuesday where boer nannies sold to a top of $160. Click to
Gulf Savannah recording land change memories to monitor differences |
People with living memories of station life, traditional life, natural disasters, hunting or collecting, plants and animals connected to the
PM says UK free trade agreement to start at the
Australia’s free trade agreement with the United Kingdom will start from the end of the month, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese
Research station cattle died of cyanide poisoning, investigation finds |
The investigation, which involved staff who were part of the management and care of the sick animals, looked into the
Former ANZ Agribusiness manager takes on ABBA general manager position
Marsha Keily has started her new role as the ABBA general manager this week. Click to check the original article.
Growers confident early sown canola has germinated well | The
Although the crop coming is, for the most part, yet to be planted, this is where the grower and trader
What’s in the 2023/24 budget for regional Australia and agriculture
About 400,000 regional and rural residents will benefit from cost-of-living relief, which includes raising welfare payments by $40 a fortnight,