“These terminals are industry assets, and they remain one of our main competitive advantages, allowing Australian sugar to be traded as a reliable, high quality, sustainable product into our most valuable markets in a timely manner,” Mr Menkens said. Click to check the original article.

As the mercury hit the mid-30s, the ladies showcased colourful summer dresses and elaborate headwear. Click to check the original article.

Passing the standard for silo sealing is “essential for effective fumigation” to eradicate weevils and insect pests in stored grain, says the Kondinin Group. Click to check the original article.

Armidale Housed Merino sale draws more than 70 lots Click to check the original article.

It would come as no surprise to most that during the pandemic, pet ownership in Australia grew significantly. Click to check the original article.

Industry officials have warned producers about increased risk to pasture dieback after higher rainfall. Click to check the original article.

Kellerberrin farmer Peter Wilkins is “bloody glad” the season is over, having faced a lot of challenges during the bumper harvest Click to check the original article.

In what could be a major win for farmers, the federal Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment recently approved a proposal by the Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries to release the sucking insect, gall-inducing thrips (Acaciothrips ebneri), for the control of the weed. Click to check the original article.

Australian street artists’ Zookeeper and Drapl have left their mark yet again on rural Queensland, this time on three silos in Biloela. Click to check the original article.

In what could be a major win for farmers, the federal government recently approved a proposal by the Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries to release the sucking insect, gall-inducing thrips (Acaciothrips ebneri), for the control of the weed. Click to check the original article.