In honour of the crowning of the new monarch, Elizabeth Gage has created a timeless fine jewellery Royal Collection, with one-of-a-kind talismans you can treasure forever. If you’re looking for an extra special way to celebrate the upcoming Coronation of King Charles III — one that transcends street parties, afternoon tea and waving flags — […]
SW WA Hub bursary recipients Jane Brownlee (left), Emanuel Gomez, Garima (centre) and Dan Kierath, all from UWA, with UWA Institute of Agriculture director Kadambot Siddique, Hub monitoring, evaluation, learning and adoption officer Theo Nabben and Hub project manager Kellie-Jane Pritchard. Picture is supplied. Click to check the original article.
Murray Watt A NEW $770,000 training program aiming to boost biosecurity capabilities in Indonesia and Timor-Leste is aiming to give the Australian livestock industry more protection from exotic disease like foot-and-mouth disease and lumpy skin disease. Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Murray Watt said the program was part of a broader agenda to invest […]
Coles new carbon neutral beef brand has picked up a consumer brand award COLES has added another state to its carbon neutral beef range, with Western Australian stores receiving the product making it available across the country. The company has been rolling out the brand in different states since last year. The project has at-times […]
Minister for Agriculture Murray Watt, left, inspects some contaminated machinery with assistant director of the DAFF biosecurity program Alan Self. MINISTER for Agriculture Murray Watt has flagged higher fees and charges for importers as part of a sustainable biosecurity funding model. During a port inspection of contaminated machinery at Lytton near the Port of Brisbane […]
SUPPLY chains dealing in Wagyu cattle and beef under forward contracts are coming under considerable pressure, given the dramatic decline in market value for F1 feeder cattle since December. Quotes obtained on F1 heavy feeders in the southern Queensland market this morning were around 550c/kg on steers, and 500c/kg on heifers. Some isolated steer quotes […]
Emma Hughes collects the best recipes from some of Britain’s best-loved chefs and food writers. Street parties — bunting-decked, cake-laden, joyously singalong affairs — are as British as lighting the fire on a Sunday evening and saying ‘sorry’ when you mean ‘excuse me’. They were held to mark Queen Victoria’s Golden Jubilee in 1887, and […]
Consistent sale today at NVLX Wodonga when 1900 store to forward store cattle went under the hammer Click to check the original article.
Queensland Speckle Park steers have gone on to help the breed clinch a prestigious trophy. Click to check the original article.
Turners Flat beef producer Robert Osmond secured a perfect 100 at Fredrickton abattoirs with his Brangus/Belted Galloway. Click to check the original article.
A HIGH-level think-tank of national food and fibre leaders have committed to expanding agriculture’s influence in the Australian school curriculum. Nominations are now open for a working group, which will spend six months preparing a strategy to boost food and fibre education in schools. The move was backed by more than 50 peak council and […]
Seven times Australian saddle bronc champion and three times international champion Ray Hermann tells his story. Click to check the original article.