The Burnett family, Monteagle, sold Brahman cross cows 612kg for 279c/kg to make $1708. Alan and Carly Guilfoyle, Table Downs, Clermont, sold Euro cross steers 485kg for 348c/kg to return $1690. SMF Holdings, Creekside, Clermont, sold Simmental cross steers 285kg for 432c/kg to return $1235. Click to check the original article.

The regular processors and feeder operators plus restockers were active across the suitable lines. Click to check the original article.

Kempsey Show gallery and results. Click to check the original article.

“While certain corporations and local interests, the wider Territory, and the nation as a whole might benefit economically from gas extraction, many local communities in and around the Beetaloo are bearing, and will continue to bear, the brunt of exploration and production activities. Click to check the original article.

How a dairy farmer turned his fortunes around after back to back floods. Click to check the original article.

Will farmers go for the cheaper option and forget about resistance? Click to check the original article.

In 2019, the late Beverley Rea, Tregowal Station, Muttaburra, saw a need for the next generation to be given an opportunity to learn the skills required to compete in sheep and wool junior judging competitions, and have a better understand of all things sheep and wool. Click to check the original article.

“In theory, if China needed our barley, they would come for it right now, because the EU hasn’t thought of harvesting yet – it’s going to be mid-year when they do – so with China reopening, the demand and feed demand are rising,” Mr Voznesenski said. Click to check the original article.

The Resilient Soils and Landscapes Project, delivered by Southern Gulf NRM in partnership with James Cook University and the North Queensland Drought Hub, will demonstrate cost-effective practices for restoring bare ground pastures in the Julia Creek and Hughenden regions. Click to check the original article.

It is not often that the stars align with planet Earth, but for 87-year-old Clarrie Hermann, he reckons it is just about perfect right now. Click to check the original article.

A heifer has sold for $24,000 at the inaugural Battalion Speckle Park stud sale Click to check the original article.

The oilseed complex has been bouncing around too, with soybean production concerns in Argentina being quelled by record production estimates coming out of Brazil, which has weighed on Australian canola values this past week. With the WASDE now largely digested by the market, weather and its effect on planting progress will be the primary driver […]