Incredible images capture summer branding at Hamilton Park Wagyu
The team at Hamilton Park Wagyu branded around 1200 calves so far this year. Click to check the original article.
Net zero: EPA to treat emissions 'like any other pollutant'
NSW EPA has introduced its first climate change policy and action plan and it has fresh changes in store for agriculture. Click to check the original article.
A Farmland Country Cottage Hosts a B&B with Picturesque Garden Views
Janelle and Peter Matus may have retired from full-time work, but life has never been busier … or more rewarding. It’s lambing season in the NSW central west and the latest additions to Tara Country’s stud books are taking wobbly steps as they find their land legs after the confines of their mothers’ wombs. While […]
More mental health support needed in climate disasters
The Climate Council and Beyond Blue are calling for better mental health systems in the wake of natural disasters. Click to check the original article.
Competitor watch: Brazil gains greater access to Indonesian beef market
BRAZIL will gain more access to the Indonesian beef market following an announcement this week that a further 11 Brazilian beef processing plants have been approved to commence exports. Brazilian agriculture minister Carlos Favaro made the announcement on Wednesday. Processing giants Marfrig Global Foods and Minerva are among the Brazilian companies now authorised to export […]
'Monster' cane toad removed from National Park
North Queensland rangers believe they have found the world’s biggest cane toad. Click to check the original article.
Tamworth Country Music Festival: the Golden Gig lets country artists under 17 battle it out | The Land
The Golden Gig, a talent quest for people under 17 years of age in two categories, 12 and under and 13 to 17, offers winners a place in The CMAA Academy of country music, $500 cash, guitars, a Capitol Music voucher, and mentoring sessions with Golden Guitar winner Amber Lawrence. Click to check the original […]
Road collapses prevent aid deliveries
Charities are struggling to get much-needed supplies delivered to flood-affected areas. Click to check the original article.
Teenage boy dies after being shocked under bridge
A teenage boy has died under a coal train bridge in central Queensland after receiving an electric shock. Click to check the original article.
Dubbo sale 19 Jan 2023: Better quality yarding
Yarding 2547 Change 637 It was a much better quality yarding with a better selection of young cattle to suit the feeders along with odd lots to suit the processors. T here were good numbers of cows and grown steers yarded and only fair number of grown heifers. Not all the regular buyers were present […]
'Dream start' for dryland cotton growers in CQ
'Dream start' for dryland cotton growers in CQ Click to check the original article.
Financial relief for the flood-affected
The WA Government has announced financial support to residents impacted by record-breaking floods in the Kimberley. Click to check the original article.