Ag innovator designs new electronic sheep tag
Global interest in sheep tag technology encourages local ag-tech innovator Click to check the original article.
First NBPF steer feedlot competition hailed a success
“The sky is the limit” for northern feedlot competition. Click to check the original article.
Innovation in the sheepyards
Global interest in sheep tag technology encourages local ag-tech innovator Click to check the original article.
Rare Brahman genetics could be available
Black Brahman bulls are turning heads in Australia. Click to check the original article.
Proud to be part of Australian agriculture: Kelly Freeman
Newly appointer managing director of Nutrien Ag Solutions Australia, opens Classic Campdraft sale in Tamworth Click to check the original article.
A dozen reasons why rural property is a top investment in 2023
Good numbers of rural properties have been readied for sale in the next few weeks to kick off the 2023 selling season. Click to check the original article.
Effective strategies to control St John’s wort | The Land
A problem with one-off spot spraying, for example, via a four-wheel bike or via a tractor or ute, is that St John’s wort plants are variable in maturity and/or, commonly, some plants are hidden amongst other vegetation. One plant missed this season can be a multitude of plants next year, and seeds are easily spread […]
10 outstanding country houses for sale today, as seen in Country Life
Our weekly round-up looks at a magnificent Kent home and a delightful rural escape in Devon. Devon — £3,995,000 A beautifully presented family home that provides a rural haven set apart from the bustle of the wider world. This six bedroom home is unlisted, but still has all manner of original features from high ceilings […]
Alan Titchmarsh: I won’t hear a bad word about privet hedges, but they’re not a patch on my one-off ‘country hedge’
Privet hedges have had a bad name for years — not least thanks to Harry Potter — but have plenty to recommend them, says Alan Titchmarsh. Hedges and I go back a long way. Almost 70 years to be precise. The nature of my first encounter? The hedge in question was that much-reviled semi-evergreen we call privet. Its […]
Online offerings back 23pc, with all steer categories falling
These 103 weaned Angus x Santa/Brahman steers averaging 233kg out of Moonie, Southern Queensland sold for 588c/kg or $1370 on Friday. Commercial cattle offerings on Nutrien and Elders’ online marketing platform AuctionsPlus showed a sharp decline this week, with the 9516 head offered down 23 percent on the previous week and 48pc on the same […]
How to stop your dogs waking up too early, by top trainer Ben Randall
An unwanted early morning wake-up call from her dogs is the problem faced by our reader this week. When you bring a new puppy into your home, everyone expects a few early morning and late night wake-up calls — it’s all part and parcel of your dog growing up, toilet training and learning your particular […]
Charlotte Crossen, Kondut, has vision for the ag future | Farm Weekly
Then governor Kim Beazley, WA College of Agriculture, Cunderdin, student Charlotte Crossen (centre) and then Education Minister Sue Ellery at Government House. Ms Crossen won the Beazley Medal which recognises WAs top students, which was named after Mr Beazleys father, a former teacher and Federal education minister. Photos supplied by Charlotte Crossen. Click to check […]