Microgrids in Ag Webinar – November 15, 2022
QFF, Constructive Energy, Cotton Australia, and Reaqua present their findings of the Commonwealth Remote and Regional … Click to check the original.
Ban Ban Springs sells to carbon aggregators for almost $28.9m
CARBON aggregators have snapped up another northern cattle station, this time purchasing Ban Ban Springs in the Northern Territory for $28.9 million – with Corporate Carbon understood to be the buyer. According to the Emissions Reduction Fund register, the property south of Adelaide River has been under a savanna burning project since 2013 and has […]
Feedgrain Focus: North sinks, southern wheat firms
H2 wheat is delivered to GrainCorp’s Goondiwindi West site today. Photo: Dave Beare PRICES for white grains in the north softened last week as harvest sputters along in Queensland amid some patchy rain and widespread boggy conditions. In the south, prompt wheat has rallied as the latest rain event further delays harvest progress and shorts […]
Bookings now open for Beef Central’s Texas study tour
TICKETS are open for Beef Central’s inaugural Texas study tour, giving rare access to one of world’s biggest beef producing states. The two-week trip, starting in the middle of February, will give participants access to some of the biggest and most influential organisations in United States beef industry, as well as a look at the […]
Mt Isa Multicultural Festival wins government grant
The community event celebrates the rich cultural background of Mt Isans. Click to check the original article.
North west graziers welcome $8m upgrade to region's flood warning assets
The $8 million project included 180 new flood warning assets installed across 28 local government areas. Click to check the original article.
Roma cattle industry legend honoured with saleyard tribute | Queensland Country Life
With more than 20 years working in the media, Brad is an award-winning photographer, video, and digital story teller who loves reporting from the field and meeting the characters country Queensland. With more than 20 years working in the media, Brad is an award-winning photographer, video, and digital story teller who loves reporting from the […]
Farm forestry set-back as politics takes precedence over practicality | The Land
On Monday afternoon, during the last week of Parliament for the year, the NSW Government bowed to pressure from Greens and Teals, one of their own from the Tweed, Geoff Provost, and independent Fred Nile before pulling the pin on an amendment to the Private Native Forestry Bill. Click to check the original article.
Generous tractor donation keeps social enterprise farm flourishing
Donated funds have been used to purchase a brand-new $124,500 tractor for a social enterprize farm at Bundaberg, Click to check the original article.
Top Tumut farm in two distinct halves
Meadow Creek is a very attractive 353 hectare property in two distinct halves. Click to check the original article.
UWA research delves into crop residue issues | Farm Weekly
While it is important to retain crop residues on the soil surface to prevent erosion and conserve water, project lead Ken Flower, from the UWA School of Agriculture and Environment and UWA Institute of Agriculture, said the effect of different amounts and types of residue on crop yield was complex. Click to check the original […]
Key take homes from the Global Conference on Sustainable Beef
Marcelo Gonzalez (Paraguay Vice Minister of Agriculture), Marcelo Posonski (Proforest), Juan Jose Molina (El Hatico Nature Reserve) and Hillary Fenrich (National Wildlife Federation) listening to ABSF Sustainability Steering Group Chair, Mark Davie, at the Global Conference on Sustainable Beef. THE critical role sustainable beef production must play in an equitable and healthy food system […]