Sally Gall Senior journalist – Queensland Country Life/North Queensland Register Based at Blackall, CW Qld, where I’ve raised a family, run Merino sheep and beef cattle, and helped develop a region – its history, tourism, education and communications. Based at Blackall, CW Qld, where I’ve raised a family, run Merino sheep and beef cattle, and […]
“Female leadership is a passion of mine. Diverse perspectives, whether that is gender, culture, age or race, are great for business. They inspire new ideas and foster innovation and the more diverse our rural and regional organisations are, the more competitive we are, and the better our potential.” Click to check the original article.
Washing and siliconing helps prevent network damage by reducing the risk of pole top fires Click to check the original article.
South Studleigh and Letona are being offered as an aggregation or in two non-contingent lots. Click to check the original article.
Norco AgriSolutions has annonuced a new distribution agreement with animal welfare and location monitoring platform Ceres Tag. The distribution agreement will initially see Ceres Tag offered throughout Norco’s 28 store network from Bundaberg, Qld, to Heatherbrae, in the NSW Hunter Valley. The products will be supported by a field services team to aid in extension […]
INSETTING has emerged as a new term in the carbon market in recent years as food service, meat processing and the livestock industry set ambitious targets to eliminate emissions from their supply chains. As the name suggests, carbon insetting is the direct opposite of carbon offsetting – it refers to a company implementing methods to […]
Our columnist’s rare time to himself causes him to reflect on his encounter with a man who had nothing but himself for company for years on end. This week, for the first time in years, I am home alone. No beloved Rose. No beloved children. No beloved children’s friends sleeping on sofas and floors. ‘Happy […]
Heavyweight carcase gold medals and joint champions of the school steer challenge went to Nowra Anglican College, with a Charolais steer bred by S and S Nicholas, Nowra Hill, and Oak Flats High School, with a Murray Grey cross Square Meater steer, bred by Oak Flats High School, both on 97 points. Click to check […]
“We’ve only got a small herd and mostly what we sell are breeding animals, so feedstock to other dairies and breeders, but as a kind of by product of that, we have a lot of milk that we can use to do other things, so we do sell local goat meat, and milk fed pork,” […]
Heavyweight carcase gold medals and joint champions of the school steer challenge went to Nowra Anglican College, with a Charolais steer bred by S and S Nicholas, Nowra Hill, and Oak Flats High School, with a Murray Grey cross Square Meater steer, bred by Oak Flats High School, both on 97 points. Click to check […]
UNE students at the ACC processing site this morning UV sterilisation of knives and conveyor belts, using a blood-and-bone blend in coal-fired boilers and converting tallow into bio-degradable plastics – those were some of the bright ideas showcased by students from the University of New England during a processing site visit in Brisbane today. […]
A new guide has been launched to help South Australian cattle producers take action when faced with common cattle diseases and conditions. The new Cattle Diseases Guide was developed through the Department of Primary Industries and Regions’ (PIRSA) Red Meat and Wool Growth Program, in collaboration with Animal Health Australia. Animal health officers and vets […]