Space One’s Kairos rocket is relatively small, only 18 metres tall. The aim is to send small satellites up to 250 kilograms into orbit around the earth. To put this into scale, the Saturn V, which carried astronauts to the moon, was 110 metres tall and could carry over 140,000 kilograms into space. Click to […]
Penny Churchill looks at the wonderful Moulton Hall, in an ancient village near Newmarket. Nestled in the fold of the west Suffolk hills, the charming village of Moulton predates the Norman Conquest and is older than the racing town of Newmarket, three miles to the west. The ancient Icknield Way, which runs along prehistoric pathways […]
Martin Fone on the brave men of the RNLI, and the tales of Louisa and Forrest Hall. There are approximately 168,850 registered charities in England and Wales, each in their own way shining light on a good cause. High up on the list of organisations I support is the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) which […]
From her humble beginnings as a pavilion volunteer in 2017 to the role of vice president in 2020, serving as the Pavilion Section Head for four consecutive years, and now in her second year of presidency, Melanie has been instrumental in reinvigorating the recruitment, retention, and recognition of volunteers within the show. Click to check […]
“So I say keep the passion, keep the faith, keep breeding and keep investing,” the message from annual Gingin sale. Click to check the original article.
Steven King journeys from New York to Montréal, via Nova Scotia, in search of the Americas’ most famous natural phenomenon. ‘Summer afternoon — summer afternoon; to me those have always been the two most beautiful words in the English language.’ Substitute ‘autumn’ for ‘summer’ and ‘morning’ for ‘afternoon’ and, with all due respect to Henry […]
The sale achieved a clearance rate of 81 per cent. Click to check the original article.
Marion Mako uncovers the true story of the labyrinthine tunnels that underpin the Gardens at Stancombe Park, near Dursley, Gloucestershire, home of the Llewellyn family. This magnificent Regency garden, the inspiration for Evelyn Waugh’s description of the garden at Brideshead. Photographs by Britt Willoughby Dyer. Gardens and especially their hidden buildings have always provided ample possibilities […]
Part 1 Max Armstrong kicks off the show with Farm Bureau President Zippy Duvall. In the markets segment, Ben Laine, Senior Dairy Analyst with Terrain Ag joins Max to talk dairy markets. Part 2 Ben Laine, Senior Dairy Analyst with Terrain Ag, rejoins Max to talk cheese and livestock markets. Following that, Greg Soulje is […]
The circumstances leading up to Kimberley Meat Company – and several other associated companies – entering voluntary administration are still being assessed. Click to check the original article.
Joe Wilk, Wagga Wagga, took out the the ALPA National Young Auctioneers Competition in 2013. Click to check the original article.
Left: Judge Braden Lange (left), Narrogin is with JimJan stud principal Jim Glover who holds the ewe awarded grand champion Texel and champion ewe. Right: Judge Braden Lange (left), Narrogin with Zane Cuthbert, Darkan, who holds the JimJan champion Texel ram. Click to check the original article.