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Don't sell the farm for fake meat yet
Adjunct Professor Paul Woods AO advice on fake meat – it won’t give you a prime cut of beef. Click to check the original article.
Adjunct Professor Paul Woods AO advice on fake meat – it won’t give you a prime cut of beef. Click to check the original article.
As the water purchasing tender opens under the Bridging the Gap initiative, to buy another 49.2 GL from irrigators to meet the Murray-Darling Basin Plan quota, the federal Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water is defending its processes. Click to check the original article.
Joey’s uncle, Archie, is a successful explosive detection dog, and handlers at the regiment’s explosive detection dog section are hoping to continue that success with Joey, beginning with a socialisation program with new people and dogs, as well as training that will develop his hunt drive. Click to check the original article.
“I can’t recall that much rain in one day,” said Richard Daugherty, who added up about 140mm for the duration of the weather event . “It’s beautiful to see the country running again. It’s good for winter feed. The dams had dropped previously and it took a while for the creek to come up.” Click […]
Showers and rain continued across the tropical north. Intense rain and thunderstorms affected eastern NSW and northern Victoria during the week, and western parts of Western Australia late in the week. The highest weekly total at a Bureau gauge was 197.0 mm at Topaz Alert (Queensland), while the highest daily total at Bureau gauge was […]
Yarding 5600 Change -1200 Cattle were mostly sourced from south west Queensland but included over 1000 head from northern NSW. Overall quality improved and while light weight restocker steers eased on last week, medium weight steers and most classes of heifers saw improvements. Heavy grown steers and good heavy cows both saw gains of 10-15c/kg. […]
There were 5618 cattle offered at Roma’s store sale on Tuesday. Click to check the original article.
All is not lost despite current volatility in international money markets. Click to check the original article.
“Labor’s decision will make Australia responsible for the erosion of decades of animal welfare progress, overnight,” says The Nationals WA MP Colin De Grussa. Click to check the original article.
John Anderson AC FORMER Deputy Prime Minister John Anderson AC will chair a panel session at a breakfast in Brisbane on April 20 exploring the important role Australian funded agricultural research plays in underpinning food security in Africa, Asia and the Pacific, and the often unseen benefits of that research back to Australia. Recent ‘Doing […]
What makes a rodeo queen? Is it her horse-riding ability, rodeo knowledge or community involvement? Three young north Queensland women are on the quest to find out. Click to check the original article.
Percy Springs is a well located 6915 hectare freehold property estimated to sustainably run about 500-600 breeders. Click to check the original article.