Game changing phosphorus
Vital research into phosphorus management in the 1990s is still paying off for the region’s beef producers. Click to check the original article.
Cane land in demand as sugar prices boom
Booming sugar prices are sure to create plenty of interest in a 77 hectare irrigated cane farm. Click to check the original article.
Alleged Braidwood bust the biggest regional seizure of tobacco since 2020 | The Land
The officers are attached to the Border Force-led Illicit Tobacco Taskforce, a multi-agency group formed in 2018 to investigate, prosecute and dismantle organised crime networks which police believe use the proceeds from the sale of the tobacco, known colloquially as “chop-chop”, to finance other illicit drug operations. Click to check the original article.
Respect the investment in agriculture
Investment into biosecurity is a positive, but it’s important grain growers aren’t wearing the burden of a levy. Click to check the original article.
Terms of Lake Eyre Basin regulatory impact statement still unknown | Queensland Country Life
The matter was raised by Gregory MP Lachlan Millar via a Question on Notice to Environment Minister Meaghan Scanlon, asking if the RIS for the proposed environmental protections for the Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre Basin had been considered by cabinet, and when it would be released to the public. Click to check the original article.
Northern Territory’s Charles Darwin University supports Voice ‘yes’ vote | The North West Star
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Shitbox Rally set to roll through Hughenden
Approximately 250 of Australia’s worst cars will roar through Hughenden on Thursday. Click to check the original article.
Contracts awarded for three key infrastructure upgrades in Cloncurry | North Queensland Register
A $292,000 upgrade to Eddie Lee Field, supported by state government funding under the Resources Community Infrastructure Fund, will involve the installation of eight shaded grandstands, three bunkers for teams and officials, extra shade structures and footpath connections surrounding the field. Click to check the original article.
Should licence tests be taken more regularly? Here's what our industry leaders have to say
Industry leaders from AgForce, Queensland Farmers’ Federation, and Livestock and Rural Transporters Association have their say on whether licenses should be tested regularly. Click to check the original article.
Nine delightful bedroom ideas to brighten up your home
Dreamy furniture and accessories for the bedroom, chosen by Amelia Thorpe. Bright and beautiful The Wrought Iron and Brass Bed Co’s collection is handmade in Norfolk and includes the Grace bed in sunny yellow, £1,108 for a double.01485 542516; www.wroughtironandbrassbed.co.uk The Wrought Iron and Brass Bed Co. Classic good looks This daybed features hand-carved posts, […]
Calculating depreciation in the cow herd
When making an annual ranch budget, some producers are able to document feed expenses, pasture rent and veterinary costs, but often they miss factoring in depreciation of their equipment and the cattle on the operation, say the experts at Kansas State University’s Beef Cattle Institute. Speaking on a recent Cattle Chat podcast, agricultural economist Dustin Pendell explained […]
Certified Angus Beef expands offering with grass-fed beef
Consumer demand for high-quality beef has been a long-time sales driver for Certified Angus Beef, ultimately increasing demand for superior Angus genetics. As consumer preferences evolve, the brand is growing to provide premium beef for every liking. And now, that will include a grass-fed option: Certified Angus Beef Grass-Fed by Niman Ranch. “While our core […]