Part of the 550-strong JBS Great Southern program gathering in Melbourne’s convention Centre conference this morning JBS Australia’s Great Southern branded beef and lamb program – the world’s largest farm-assured grassfed premium meat protein program – is marking ten years of success with a major industry event in Melbourne today. More than 550 livestock suppliers, […]
The results come as Andrew Rayner steps down after 13 years as committee chair. Click to check the original article.
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Adam and Jacynta Coffey want the Government to learn from a multi-million-dollar biodiversity offset they walked away from. AS THE Federal Government looks to make a market for biodiversity, some well-known Central Queensland graziers are hoping it can learn from a previous experience they had, which saw them walk away from a multi-million-dollar deal. Adam […]
A Queensland Government move to close Cape York Biosecurity Centre will leave Australia exposed to a potentially “catastrophic” risk of disease, farm group AgForce has warned. The Cape York Biosecurity Centre at Coen. Picture: South Cape York, Facebook Catchments The decision to close the centre was included as part of a $3.7 million Far Northern Biosecurity […]
Federal Early Childhood Education and Youth Minister Anne Aly attended the roundtable, along with representatives from the Australian Childcare Alliance Queensland, Early Learning Association Australia, the Australian Research Alliance for Children and Youth, Early Childhood Australia, Regional Australia Institute, Royal Far West and Community Connections Solutions Australia. Click to check the original article.
There are a lot of pensive discussions when you are part of a multi-generational farming family. Tough times of droughts, floods, cattle crashes, ever increasing costs, commodity price squeezes, interest rate hikes and wool crashes as well as all the promotion of how virtuous country life is. What is clear is that it all balances […]
Media reports emanating from Trade Minister Don Farrell’s visit to Belgium this week suggest negotiations to secure an Australia-EU trade agreement negotiations have stalled rather than sped up, despite earlier optimism from senior trade figures of an outcome during the European summer. In an interview with the Trade Minister following two days of trade discuissions […]
The referendum, scheduled to be held between October and December if the bill passes, will ask Australians whether they want to change the constitution to recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders and set up a voice to parliament and government. Click to check the original article.
Mr Little has been on the road after taking delivery of a mob of 2000 Brahman heifers owned by the Georgina Pastoral Company. He said the season was the best he had seen in the Winton and Longreach districts, but the watering points needed serious work Click to check the original article.
South Burnett seedstock producer reveals the rigorous steps and expenses to return to tick free status despite not having ticks. Click to check the original article.
Australia-wide, the Rabobank 2023/24 total Australian winter forecast is at 23.48 million hectares, which is up 0.3pc on last year and 5pc on the five year average. Wheat is up 11.5pc on the five year average, and 2.9pc year-on-year, and is forecasted to be at 13.44m hectares. Click to check the original article.