Mighty Rawlinna, our biggest sheep station, may be changing hands
Australia’s biggest sheep station may be about to change ownership, according to reports today. Click to check the original article.
Farmers hope for tax write-off extension | Farm Weekly
But the more pressing aspect members wanted clarified urgently, the senators were told, was whether the current instant asset tax
Government funding to progress Glen Innes indoor equine and livestock
Glen Innes is a step closer to having a new indoor equine and livestock centre with state government funding being
Tablelands producers encouraged to report invasive plant
Council is calling for assistance in the fight to stop it spreading. Click to check the original article.
Opera house yabby nets banned in another state
Opera house-style yabby nets, long a staple in farm dams and creeks, will be banned in South Australia from July.
Monthly store sale attracts quality cattle
The top end of the beef steers sold to $1968 and 460c/kg at the lighter end at Boyanup. Click to
Proposed solar farm has King Valley residents seriously concerned |
Local beef farmer John Conroy, a spokesperson for the community action group said the area is classed by State Government
Kaitlin swaps 'cool cuts for cold cuts'
A 25-year-old Ingham local has switched from hairdressing to meat inspection. Click to check the original article.
Sorghum season a winner
Test weights of sorghum currently being harvested at Delungra are recording the highest numbers in years after a dry start
Fashions on the field hotly contested at Tomingley
The Tomingley Picnic Cup was won for the second year in a row by Gossip. Click to check the original