‘It’s terrible … we’re concerned about a serial offender’ Click to check the original article.

Values topped at $17,000 for a Shorthorn bull at the annual Liberty Charolais and Shorthorn yearling bull sale at Toodyay last week. With the top-priced bull Liberty Top Quality T3 (PP) (by Sprys Goldenrod P39) purchased by PG & PM Nankivell & Sons, Wubin, were Elders, Gingin agent Geoff Shipp (left), Liberty stud co-principal Kevin […]

Limousin National Show and Sale supreme exhibit Mistletoe Sweet Cake DJCPS10 with judges Jacob Kerrisk, Coolamon, and Andrew Green, Kyneton, parader Andrew McIntyre, Londrigan, Vic, Debbie Mills, Holbrook Breeders Australia, Holbrook, and Denis and Pam O’Connor, Mistletoe, Greta South, Vic. Picture by Denis Howard Click to check the original article.

Tickets have gone on sale for western Queensland’s newest tourism experience, the Outback Rail Adventure, based at Longreach. Click to check the original article.

A road prone to flooding for an average of more than six weeks every year is set to receive an upgrade which will improve access to remote areas and strengthen services in the bush. Click to check the original article.

“It has been a tremendous privilege to have worked amongst the brave, hard-working women and men of the NT Police Force, Fire and Rescue Service, and Emergency Services, and an honour to have led them as they have tirelessly devoted their lives to making the Territory a better place,” Mr Chalker said. Click to check […]

While damage to sub-tropical pasture is not as severe as previous outbreaks in Central Queensland, where vast areas of under-managed buffel grass have succumbed, the greying of tropical grasses on North Coast hillsides, starting under trees, is worrying for NSW graziers and their agronomists. Click to check the original article.

“The season has been ideal cotton growing weather and with milder temperatures than usual, the crop has had no massive stress events apart from prior to the large rain event in January, where the crop was starting to run out of moisture in areas,” he said. Click to check the original article.

On offer is a Japanese samurai armour from the 12th century to 16th century, an ancient Ramesses II Egyptian carved sphinx-headed scarab seal, 1788 British marine’s shoulder belt plate from the first fleet, Charles Kingsford Smith’s ‘southern cross’ plane propeller, a ski pole from captain Robert Falcon Scott’s first Antarctic expedition, a British royal artillery […]

New Edge Microbials boss, Ben Barlow, expects soil bacteria inoculants to open a new frontier of yield and environmental advances in farming – and cost savings. Click to check the original article.

Laidley sale yarded 447 head of cattle onto a significantly stronger market. Click to check the original article.

Light soils can be suitable for reliable, timely sowing of winter fodder crops. Click to check the original article.