JWinner of the champion pen of Charbray weaners Jason Wyatt of Beaudesert, with Rhys Bodey of Bartholomew Co. Picture supplied. Agents Bartholomew an Co yarded an outstanding line up of weaners at their annual weaner sale last Saturday with buyers competing strongly for quality pens of steers while heifers sold to a slightly easier market. […]

Police have charged a 28 year old male driver with several offences after the accident which killed an 82 year old woman. Photo: File A woman has died in hospital after being critically injured in a crash 55km north of Lithgow last week. Emergency services were called to the Castlereagh Highway at Round Swamp, about […]

Shearing is embedded in the hearts and minds of Australians, a skill that’s barely changed in 100 years so it’s hard to imagine another way to harvest sheep wool. But there has been a breakthrough that could transform shearing, aimed to provide sheep farmers with another option amidst a growing shearer shortage. Australian Wool Innovation […]

“Despite the efforts of WaterNSW to minimise the impact, a lot of erosion, scouring, vegetation loss and sedimentation happens when the river is operated this way, like it was for 15 months during the recent series of floods. Refuge holes are filled in with sediment, river red gums are torn out of the banks, and […]

Rare triple La Nina event has upended conventional wisdom on what causes them, scientists say. Click to check the original article.

The initiative was led by two former Mount Isa nurses from the 1970s on behalf of a community craft club in Brisbane who meet regularly to craft goods for the community. Click to check the original article.

The Richmond-Julia Creek Vanadium project is proposed for a site 45 kilometres north west of Richmond, in the North West Minerals Province, and the proponent, Richmond Vanadium Technology expects the project will create up to 100 construction jobs and 200 ongoing operational jobs, over 25 years. Click to check the original article.

Wendalla's top bull heading to Nobby Click to check the original article.

“We have done a lot of fundraising locally with cricket days and trivia nights, meat trays and all the rest, but we are aware that the community is small that we are drawing our funds from, and they are all in the same boat, so we wanted to spread the net and get more support.” […]

The grass is always greener when you get an extra $260 million. Click to check the original article.

Charbray cattle were front and centre, and the two-day camp was designed to introduce young people to the breed and help them learn about the cattle industry, through information sessions, grassroots workshops, activities, and a tour of the local, state-of-the-art Roxborough Feedlot. Click to check the original article.