Youth come together for stage one of NCC Genetic Challenge
Stage one of the NCC Genetic Challenge youth program has kicked off this month. Click to check the original article.
Stronger processor interest at Boyanup
A mixed quality offering was presented at Boyanup for this month’s fixture where beef steers topped at $1613. Click to check the original article.
Farmers already preparing for likely supercharged El Nino conditions
With a possible El Nino on the cards, Farmers for Climate Action is urging farmers to get on the front foot. Click to check the original article.
Live-export on the agenda
Agriculture ministers from around the country will discuss the live sheep industry future in Perth tomorrow. Click to check the original article.
Mary Berry, Queen of Cakes, hosting The Great British Garden Party
Beautiful gardens, tea and cake, and a few pounds raised for charity at the same time — what could be more British? James Fisher reports. The Great British Garden Party will begin next week and everyone’s invited, says the nation’s ‘Queen of Cakes’ Mary Berry. The fundraising event, organised by the National Garden Scheme (NGS), will […]
Councils and NRMs to share $1m in new pest grants
Councils and NRMs are set to receive pest grants totalling almost $1 million. Click to check the original article.
Show preparation in full swing
Limousin cattle are prepared for the upcoming show season Click to check the original article.
Western Rural Connect aims to enhance social connection in Central West NSW | The Land
Western Rural Connect, the brainchild of 2023 NSW Rural Achiever Keiley Noble, Narromine, has received support from young professionals in the agriculture, business, health and education sectors with ties to the Narromine, Dubbo, Trangie, Tottenham, Tullamore and Nyngan regions. Click to check the original article.
People skills still valued in age of artificial intelligence, Coles tells ICMJ students
General manager of Coles’ meat, deli and seafood business unit, Martin Smithson. IN the age of artificial intelligence, young people entering the red meat industry will need to have strong interpersonal and data leveraging skills, agricultural students were told at last week’s 2023 Intercollegiate Meat Judging Association conference and competition. In his presentation at the […]
Weekly rainfall update + rainfall outlook 12 July 2023
At the beginning of the week an upper level trough and associated cloud band brought widespread weekly rainfall totals of 25 to 50mm across Queensland, with some isolated falls between 50 to 100mm. Several sites along the northern and south-east coast of Queensland recorded their highest daily July rainfall on record. A succession of cold […]
Roma sale 11 July: Yarding lifts by 4702
Yarding 7665 Change +4702 Agents at Roma penned 7665 cattle for yesterday’s weekly store sale – an increase of 4702 head. Cattle were drawn from far western QLD, NSW with the majority from the local supply area which included excellent runs of well bred yearling steers and heifers. All the regular feeder and restocker buyers […]
Soil carbon credits starting to flow with another project awarded
The Fysh project at Mount Tom, near Gladstone, has become the fourth to receive carbon credits for sequestering carbon in its soil. AUSTRALIA’S largest carbon soil carbon developer, AgriProve, has become the latest to receive Australian Carbon Credit Units, with 3,559 ACCUs issued to a project in Central Queensland. The Fysh Carbon Project at Mount Tom […]