An additional 3 million doses of foot and mouth disease (FMD) vaccine doses supplied by the Australian Government have arrived in Indonesia. Minister for Foreign Affairs Penny Wong and said the delivery of 3 million doses of FMD vaccine donated to Indonesia is part of a $10 million biosecurity program funded by the Department of […]
Casting an eye over this year’s field was overjudge Trevor Tramacchi, who was assisted by his granddaughter Sophie, and after inspecting the entries on the hoof at Pakaderinga, the pair awarded both the champion and reserve champion trophies to Reg and Midge Thompson for their two heavy-weight heifers. Click to check the original article.
“Official Bureau of Meteorology weather stations can be located up to 200km apart, so to fill-in the gaps, farmers often install on-farm weather stations to monitor temperature, humidity, wind speed and direction, rainfall and soil moisture in real-time on their farms,” Ms Coffey said. Click to check the original article.
The program is designed to assist community groups and organisations to deliver activities. Click to check the original article.
The sale featured a dispersal draft of 30 Angus cows and calves and 30 Angus heifers from the Tindale family, Bylong, after the sale of their property. Their draft of aged cows with young calves at foot made from $3300 a head to $4000 with the pregnancy tested in calf (PTIC) heifers selling for $2750. […]
RA & KJ Pollock Building Contractors have been awarded the 2022 Queensland Master Builders award for retail facilities up to $5 million, for their construction of the Mucka Pub on the site of the hotel that burnt down in August 2019, in the small town of Muckadilla, 40km west of Roma. Click to check the […]
From a small team to more than 14,000 members: Celebrating eight years of BIRRR. Click to check the original article.
“With natural traditional propagation using seed, every seedling is genetically different, creating variability in tree performance,” said Dr Alice Hayward, who is leading the study in the Centre for Horticultural Science led by Director Neena Mitter, at UQ’s Queensland Alliance for Agri and Food Innovation. Click to check the original article.
Cool nights, warm days and rain showers sure beat the weather we had this summer. At the same time, those temperature swings can be hard on young cattle. It is essential to start priming the immune system of fall born calves against common diseases. For September calving herds we are a month from the start of […]
In the 14 weeks from mid-July to mid-October, the volume of feeder cattle in the combined weekly cattle auction summary was up 19.7 percent year over year, an increase of over 66,000 head. As expected, larger summer volumes resulted in smaller volumes for the fall. The feeder volume the past two weeks has been down by […]
Oklahoma ranchers are getting creative with alternative feedstuffs this fall because the drought has drastically reduced normal hay yields. “It’s been an unusual year, and all summer crops have potential to be failed out,” said Todd Baughman, Oklahoma State University Extension specialist for row crop weeds. “Producers should make sure they’re clear with their insurance companies […]
Royal DSM has announced the update of its OVN Optimum Vitamin Nutrition guidelines to deliver sustainable farming practices. OVN, produced with a low environmental footprint, improves animal health and welfare by providing animals with high-quality vitamins in the optimal amount. Vitamin levels require regular review and the new 2022 OVN guidelines ensure producers have access […]