All eyes on eggs after the release of a traceability project
Australian egg farmers will now have the opportunity to trace the path of eggs, with a project to further traceability. Click to check the original article.
Helping students chase dreams
The Hollomby Foundation continues to support Mid West students. Click to check the original article.
Wattle Grove Speckle females sell to $27,000
Wattle Grove Speckle Park sold 44 registered females sold to $27,000 at their Fire & Ice Sale, held at the Toowoomba Showgrounds on Saturday afternoon. Click to check the original article.
Organic industry leaders continue push for national organic standard | The Land
“The producers are facing uncertainty with a lack of a National Organic Standard in Australia, which impacts consumer confidence. If we are to continue current industry success, consumers need to have confidence that when they buy organic, they get organic,” Mr Violi said. Click to check the original article.
Opinion: Sophie's Legacy will create important conversations around mental health awareness
National Education Campaign, Sophie’s Legacy, was recently launched to honour Sophie and help stem the shocking suicide rate among veterinarians. Click to check the original article.
Program boost to allow more Queenslanders to strengthen their homes
More Queenslanders will be eligible for assistance to make their homes stronger and safer in a much-welcome boost to a popular program that helps to protect low-income homeowners in cyclone-prone coastal communities. Click to check the original article.
A grand Georgian villa in Cornwall with grace, charm and its own waterfalls
Penny Churchill takes a look at Trethill House, near Torpoint in Cornwall, built by a student of Sir John Soane. Oliver Custance-Baker of Strutt & Parker’s country department is handling the launch onto the market of elegant Grade II-listed Trethill House at Sheviock, near Torpoint, which sits in 35 acres of delightful gardens and grounds […]
Curious Questions: Why did the Victorians become so obsessed with travelling the world?
On the 150th anniversary of the death of British explorer David Livingstone, Ben Lerwill asks why intrepid British men and women have long been – and still are – fond of venturing to the farthest corners of the globe. In the early 1820s, a 10-year-old boy was put to work in a cotton mill on […]
Northern Beef Producers Expo commercial cattle 2023 competition results | Gallery | North Queensland Register
Mellissa and Kurt Angus, with Narelle and Niel Angus of Dawson Vale Station at Belyando Crossing, accepted the most successful exhibitor title for 2023. Picture: Ben Harden The Angus family of Dawson Vale Station at Belyando Crossing claimed top honours at this year’s Northern Beef Producers Expo commercial cattle competition on Friday. Held at the […]
Platform opens to own farming land | Farm Weekly
“We see the appeal of LAWD Bricklet being broad, in that it has the capability to provide affordable, simple entry for those who have a personal interest in food production or rural lifestyle, at the same time as holding potential for corporates, high-net-worth parties and self-managed funds to benefit from the simple process the platform […]
Gympie Brahman females top at $55,000 twice
Females sold to a top of $55,000 twice to average $10,982 at the annual Brahman female sale at Gympie Saleyards on Saturday. Click to check the original article.
Ag over Family Lunch
Senior students at Dubbo Skillset Senior College connect with agriculture by cooking Family Lunch. Click to check the original article.