The launch of a World Wide Web protocol that will grease the rails of sustainable trade is an opportunity to good to miss for Australian agriculture. Click to check the original article.

Allambie is 4307 hectares prime, fully developed cattle country backed by 427ha of cultivation. Click to check the original article.

The vehicle is yet to be located. Click to check the original article.

A student from St Joseph’s school, Aberdeen, has been judged the champion parader at the Wingham Beef Week competition. Caylie Edwards was the winner of the 16 years section and was chosen champion by the judges, Tyson and Courtney Will, TCW Livestock, Swinton, Delungra. Click to check the original article.

The organisation of the independent panel regional consultation meetings in April was not adequate according to growers and industry stakeholders. Click to check the original article.

“Our business was literally at a standstill when we lost internet, which happens more often than not. Reliable internet access is essential for a business to run successfully and in the current economic climate, with people tightening their spending, no internet access could ruin some businesses,” Ms Druce said. Click to check the original article.

About 100 growers and industry members rallied in York, at short notice, on April 17 to support an industry that is vital to WA agriculture. Panel members in front of the audience are former RSPCA chief executive officer Heather Neil (left), chairman Phillip Glyde, Moora farmer Sue Middleton and former Federal government minister Warren Snowdon. […]

The iconic passenger train closes every year during the wet season, but higher-than-average rainfall at the beginning of 2023 had delayed the service’s reopening. Click to check the original article.

According to REIWA, Perth’s top performing suburbs for house price growth in April were: Victoria Park (up 3pc to $782,500), Coodanup (up 2.8pc to $365,000), Eglinton (up 2.7pc to $475,000), Quinns Rocks (up 2.4pc to $610,000) and Ocean Reef (up 2.1pc to $$970,000). Click to check the original article.

Two grant programs, the Farm Business Resilience Program and Farm Management Grants, provide training sessions to improved drought preparedness, and provide a rebate of 50 per cent to a maximum of $2500 to primary producers for the cost of professional assistance to develop resilience plans for their property. Click to check the original article.

As the dam is left in the dust, various options to solve the region’s water supply issues are being floated. Click to check the original article.

There were 416 cattle offered at Silverdale on Wednesday. Click to check the original article.