Max Armstrong shares insight on the importance of producing livestock on the African continent. Max offers information offered by Jimmy Smith, outgoing director general of the east Africa-based International Livestock Research Institute. Smith points to the many people he’s met that rely on livestock to create personal wealth in the developing world. Smith observes that […]
Penny Churchill looks at the remarkable Long Crendon Manor, a truly sumptuous property that generates a significant income which could offset the hefty purchase price. Few historic houses can be said to pay their way, but a notable exception is Grade II-listed Long Crendon Manor at Long Crendon, three miles west of Haddenham and two […]
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued the Food Traceability Final Rule Nov. 15 to establish additional recordkeeping requirements. The rule is scheduled to be published by the Federal Register and take effect on Nov. 21. The FDA announced last week that it submitted the final rule to the Office of the Federal Register, meeting the Nov. 7 deadline outlined […]
The 2022 Dairy Research Foundation Symposium, with the theme, Unlocking Potential, has concluded, with industry leaders, researchers, emerging scientists and farmers travelling from near and far to hear the latest from Dairy UP and discuss the critical topics impacting on the industry. Click to check the original article.
The current estimate is sitting at 23.96mt, just under the 2021 milestone, however with very cool and mild conditions in spring, continuing right up until now, it has fueled the extra tonnes which will likely see this harvest exceed last year’s production. Click to check the original article.
While out on a walk, it’s not always easy to stop your dog from barking at people — and if you’re worried that they’re in the habit of doing so, your apprehension might just make things worse. Expert dog trainer Ben Randall explains how to stop your dog yapping at passers-by. Heading out on a […]
Carbon credits help drive a large reforestation project in regional WA. Click to check the original article.
A pharmacy in Goondiwindi has come up with a clever way to attract staff amid labour shortages. Click to check the original article.
You can spend anywhere from a few hundred dollars to over half a million bucks on new products that could help you do chores related to livestock faster, easier or more efficiently. Most products in the lineup will cost you somewhere in between the two ends of the price range. The newest forage harvester from […]
Australia will export its first-ever shipment of fully traceable, sustainably produced raw sugar to Korea this week. Click to check the original article.
Thousands of oranges have been dumped in what has been described as the worst season in living memory Click to check the original article.
Yards and cattle on Peronne, near Hughenden in North Queensland AN old saying is, ‘You get what you pay for’. But when an individual or company is looking to buy a grazing property, should the emphasis be on size, production, potential, stocking rates or carrying capacity – or a combination of the above? According […]