Most pastures are looking lush and green again especially in the Midwest. Thanks to some perfect temperature days, our cool-season pasture grasses are growing well. Grazing animals seem pleased to have some fresh greens and managers certainly are relieved to see the landscape change from dreary to dreamy again. With the good that the spring […]
David Anderson, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension, has written about markets reaching record-high cattle prices as cattle supplies tighten and some of the questions out there about the market later in the year. Cow-calf producers certainly welcome higher prices anytime, but what about the producers who don’t have anything to sell right now? Nearly 75% of the calves […]
A Roman gateway has been erected in Kent, exactly 1,980 years after its original incarnation. James Fisher reports. A reconstructed Roman gateway and rampart, which will provide ‘panoramic views’ across Richborough Roman Fort and Amphitheatre in Kent, has opened. The gateway, which stands some 26ft tall, has been built on the exact spot of one […]
Dalby man Lachlan Steinohrt was told he wouldn’t be able to do much in life. Click to check the original article.
Golf enthusiasts will be pleased to learn that there’s more than just charming interiors on offer at Crown Cottage, as the leafy rural setting backs onto the renowned Huntercombe golf course. A sublime home dating from the 1700s, Crown Cottage is a characterful home in Nuffield near Henley that offers five bedrooms in just over […]
Katanning creatives, painter Angela Ohlsen and blacksmith and metal work artist Morris Trimming have joined forces to host a stunning ‘The Artist and the Blacksmith’ exhibition of their works at the refurbished Katanning Art Gallery. Curated by gallery co-ordinator James Wood, the month-long exhibition was officially opened by Shire of Katanning president Liz Guidera on […]
Melanie Johnson shares a recipe that brings zing and colour to a classic risotto. ‘Radishes are peppery little firecrackers that spice things up and add the prettiest pink,’ says our Kitchen Garden Cook, Melanie Johnson. They can be deployed in fantastically easy ways, she adds: ‘Simply place radishes and new potatoes in a roasting tray […]
After completing installation of a $250,000 flood camera network in January this year, Balonne Shire Council has reported irreparable damage to five of the nineteen remote flood cameras throughout the region, suspected to have been committed with a shotgun. Click to check the original article.
There are no end of issues that need sorting out, according to the people that Senator Gerard Rennick’s been talking to on his latest whip round the bush, and bank closures is one close to the top of the list. Click to check the original article.
Australian Fresh Milk Holdings manager, David Pullen, Coomboona, Vic, said keeping protocols consistent across all calves in their operation has helped to improve their benchmarks of doubling birth weight at 63 days and keeping mortality and disease low. Click to check the original article.
A man aged in his 20s was taken to hospital by a rescue helicopter after he was seriously injured while mustering on a central Queensland property. Click to check the original article.
Katrina Humphries says it is a good idea to have conversations with family now about your will. Click to check the original article.