Prices steady at Coolabunia
The lightweight heifers sold at lower prices which allowed the veal market buyers to operate again. Click to check the original article.
How "having a look" cost $265,000
“We’ve got a bigger one at home that’s the same make and same year, but it’ll be put to work,” said Sandon Knipe of the header purchase. Click to check the original article.
Why these graziers are planting trees to boost pasture productivity
The tropical silvopastoral project is aiming to incorporate trees and livestock grazing at this central Queensland station. Click to check the original article.
Search and rescue at Glenlyon Dam with 26-year-old missing
Police believe at 5.30pm a 21-year-old Miles man and a 26-year-old Miles man were aboard a vessel when the 26-year-old man fell into the water. Click to check the original article.
Grains: Aussie ag's quiet achiever
The grains industry has been helped by two consecutive record breaking seasons in terms of production. Click to check the original article.
Grains: Aussie ag’s quiet achiever | The Land
Gregor Heard is ACM’s national grains industry reporter, based in Horsham, Victoria. He has a wealth of knowledge surrounding the cropping sector through his 15 years in the role. Prior to that he was with the Fairfax network as a reporter with Stock & Land. Some of the major issues he has reported on during […]
Careful grazing management needed following wet winter-spring | The Land
The dilemma was grazing struggling green regrowth of perennial grasses, while often good to high quality (depending on soil fertility), or resting the pasture to allow for recharging of root reserves and time to regrow roots as well as herbage. In contrast to species that can thrive in waterlogged conditions, such as paspalum, bambatsi panic, […]
Importance of grazing management post waterlogging
Grazing management a balance between the animals and pasture Click to check the original article.
17 wonderful homes across Britain, as seen in Country Life
Our round-up this week includes everything from a sprawling mansion full of history to a remote cabin getaway. Kent — £4,500,000 The Nunnery is an idyllic Grade II listed country house believed to date back to the 16th Century with later extensions. The house has been refurbished and modernised, with accommodation that extends to over […]
Alan Titchmarsh: Why it’s time for gardeners to Spring into action
The phrase ‘Spring is a new beginning’ may be a touch trite for today’s tastes, says Alan Titchmarsh, but it is ‘a phrase that invades my mind each and every March’. It’s easy to see why the term ‘spring fever’ came into being. Those fine, clear days in the first half of February when the […]
Limousin and Angus bulls shared $12,000 top-priced honours at Brunswick | Farm Weekly
Scott Myers (left), H Francis & Co, Wagga Wagga, NSW, buyer representative Pearce Watling, Elders Donnybrook, Balamara stud principal Michael Mamo, Wokalup, Elders Collie/Harvey agent Craig Martin and buyer Bradley Armstrong, Willowbank, Benger, with the $12,000 equal top-priced Angus bull Balamara Superhero S17 (by S Chisum 255). Click to check the original article.
Calls for progress on national livestock gene bank
National gene bank more important than ever to future-proof Australian agriculture. Click to check the original article.