SUPERMARKET chain Woolworths has decided to end its alignment with a controversial animal welfare benchmark, which proposed ranking companies with a commitment to reducing reliance on animal protein. The United Kingdom-based Business Benchmark on Farm Animal Welfare ranks food companies against each other on a series of animal welfare markers – with both Coles and […]
Check out some of the photos from Sunday’s Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride in Mount Isa. Click to check the original article.
Did we take your photo during the three action-packed days? Click to check the original article.
Pastoralists and traditional owners in fear of fracking Click to check the original article.
Mine's environmental bond fight reignites Click to check the original article.
Tucumcari is a very well located 306 hectare grazing property with excellent soils and pastures. Click to check the original article.
DIRECT consignment cattle bookings with eastern states processors this week are as far forward as they have been since the 2019-20 drought. Some large operators have currently withdrawn their quotes for slaughter cattle, with plenty of plants now fully-subscribed deep into June. One large multi-site Queensland operator is now only taking a few bookings for […]
On June 2, 2020, the Federal Court handed down its decision in the class action case Brett Cattle Company versus the Minister for Agriculture, finding that the actions of then-Minister for Agriculture Fisheries and Forestry Senator Joe Ludwig constituted the tort of misfeasance in imposing a ban on the live export of Australian cattle to […]
Police were notified on Monday that the girl, 16, had died. Click to check the original article.
The iconic blue CBH tarps are being used to line the Jacup Community Dam catchment. Click to check the original article.
DAF agronomists have been working with sugarcane growers to find ways to improve yield across their farms. In this video, we are … Click to check the original.
On June 2, 2020, the Federal Court handed down its decision in the class action case Brett Cattle Company versus the Minister for Agriculture, finding that the actions of then-Minister for Agriculture Fisheries and Forestry Senator Joe Ludwig constituted the tort of misfeasance in imposing a ban on the live export of Australian cattle to […]