Eating seasonally in March is a real treat, as Tom Parker Bowles explains. ‘It was one of those March days when the sun shines hot and the wind blows cold,’ writes Charles Dickens in Great Expectations, ‘when it is summer in the light, and winter in the shade.’ That’s the thing about March — it […]
Farm Progress is pleased to announce that JuLee Strub has joined the Livestock team as director of strategic accounts. Strub brings a diverse background of professional experience, including 20-plus years in the agriculture industry. She spent her former years having worked within the marketing departments of Corteva, Diamond V and Tennessee Farmers Cooperative. “We are excited to […]
“Peanuts have been identified by the CRCNA as a priority crop for expanded production in northern Australia and this project is testing the potential for high biomass varieties to: produce high-value fodder for diversification of farm businesses; provide feed security from extended dry seasons; and, potentially finish stock for sale into higher value markets, all […]
A strong panel of buyers were seen for the cattle from north of Ilbilbie, west to Clermont, south to Miriam Vale and all local areas. Click to check the original article.
Coonamble High School has once again claimed the top spot in the Royal Canberra Show carcase competition. Click to check the original article.
As the native vegetation regulatory map was released in October, some farmers were concerned they would lose workable land. With only four reviews requested so far, it seems it has been business as usual for the majority. Click to check the original article.
A mixed yarding at Wodonga affected price points with heavier cattle more in demand. Click to check the original article.
“To finish the day, a meeting was held, at which it was decided to form a pastoral society, which was promptly done under the name of the ‘Great Western Downs Pastoral Society’, subscription list opened, officers elected, and a first show of stock appointed to take place here in July, 1873,” the newspaper correspondent reported. […]
Mr Buck has had the distinction of serving under 13 NSW State Committee of Angus Australia chairs, including Bob Guest, Fred Bell, Derek Lotz, Simon Hennings, Netta Holmes, Peter Trahar, Ross Thompson, Erica Halliday, Damien Sotter, Sinclair Munro, Annie Scott, James Laurie and Mark Lucas. Click to check the original article.
Adam Burke is a familiar face to Roma locals looking for the lamb chops and T-bone steak. Click to check the original article.
The Bureau of Meteorology has released its long-range forecast for autumn 2023 and it indicates coming months are likely to be drier and warmer than usual across most of Australia. To view BOM’s latest seasonal climate outlook statement click here Warmer than usual daytime temperatures are very likely this autumn for much of Australia, while […]
Quality was generally good for most categories, but this couldn’t stop the softening of values, with prices easing by between 8-40c/kg. Click to check the original article.