A 143-year-old cattle brand first registered by a carpenter and wagon horse breeder in 1880, is still active on a central Queensland property to this day. Click to check the original article.
A 143-year-old cattle brand first registered by a carpenter and wagon horse breeder in 1880, is still active on a central Queensland property to this day. Click to check the original article.
Physical expression of their deep commitment to the wool industry Click to check the original article.
Growers from all districts have been encouraged to put their hats in the ring for these coveted positions. Click to check the original article.
Leaders from across the agriculture industry are praising last week’s House vote to overturn the Biden administration’s controversial Waters of the United States rule. The Republican-led measure passed by a margin of 227-198, with nine Democrats joining the GOP effort. Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick, R-Pa., was the lone Republican to vote against the measure. Rep. David […]
Organisers of Mount Isa Rodeo have announced another event will take over Buchanan Park in 2023 in celebration of the city’s centenary. Click to check the original article.
Twelve months of training, mentoring and peer learning is drawing to a close for this year’s Far North cohort. Click to check the original article.
Labor senator and shadow agricultural minister Mick Veitch, once a shearer himself who “ate freely of a night time” whenever a camp cook was employed, told the same gathering that living qualities for shearers had to be considered along with guidance from “mentors” who understood the industry from inside the shed. Click to check the […]
Other falls in the North West Slopes included Duri (Dungowan Rd) 80mm, Bundarra Post office 60mm, Inverell Soil Conservation 50mm, Guyra Hospital, 61.6mm, Barraba, 56mm; Danglemah [Rutherglen], 50mm; Warialda Post Office, 58mm, Goonoo Goonoo 46.4mm, Kings Plains 50mm, Gwydir River Gravesend Road, 48mm, Weabonga (Stoneleigh) 67.4, and Terry Hie Hie, 36. Click to check the […]
Valley Vet Supply invites cattle producers to attend an interactive Q&A discussion with Technical Service Veterinarians, Lacey Fahrmeier, DVM, and Tony Hawkins, DVM, for insights on the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Guidance for Industry (GFI) No. 263, which goes into effect in June 2023. As part of the new Guidance, several antibiotics that […]
For herds that plan to begin calving next January, breeding season begins in April. With that in mind, it’s time to plan and manage bulls for breeding season. This week we address bull to female ratios for breeding season. The three major goals of any breeding season should be: Get cows settled as early in […]
Fertilizing cool season grass is something many producers do each year while accounting for forage needs, moisture, the value of the forage, and fertilizer costs. Fertilization of smooth bromegrass pastures should occur late March through April. If the nitrogen is a single application, usually between 80 to 100 lbs. of actual N per acre is suggested […]