CWA celebrates 100 years at Toowoomba conference | Free content
2022 CWA Conference underway in Toowoomba. Click to check the original article.
CWA celebrates 100 years at Toowoomba conference
CWA celebrates 100 years at Toowoomba conference Click to check the original article.
Three charged and $17.5k in cash seized after Mount Isa drug bust | The North West Star
As part of “Operation Gulf Detect”, a joint operation with Australian Border Force (ABF) officers in late October, police completed examinations of postage parcels in Mount Isa, Cloncurry, Normanton and Karumba in an effort to disrupt and target drug distribution through postal services. Click to check the original article.
Bowen Gumlu Growers Association hosts Japanese Consul-General | North Queensland Register
Mr Collins said the Japanese trainees, who had been gaining valuable skills and knowledge while working on local fruit and vegetable farms for the past five months, had also been making the most of their downtime and enjoying the region’s local events and tourist spots. Click to check the original article.
Four ways Australia can reduce its methane emissions
Four projects to cut methane emissions in Australia’s cattle industry have been detailed at the international TropAg conference in Brisbane. Click to check the original article.
Ideology taking over science in some global markets, TropAg conference told
Federal Government special ag advisor Su McCluskey at the TropAg conference in Brisbane. AS GOVERNMENTS across the world set ambitious targets to tackle climate change, an Australian agricultural representative says the industry must engage in more “truth telling” to avoid ideology drowning out science in the formation of policy. Federal Government special representative for Australian […]
Chilled beef airfreight shipments launched into San Francisco
Fifteen tonnes of high quality chilled Australian beef was loaded as part of the first airfreight consignment leaving Brisbane Airport for San Francisco on the US west coast this morning. The new Boeing 787 Dreamliner passenger/freight service was launched this week by United Airlines, which has previously operated only out of Sydney and Melbourne airports. […]
Fashion designer Emma Bond is redefining the possibilities of Australian cotton | The Land
“Growing up, I used to like spending the day out with my brothers in the sun, talking as we walked the rows of cotton, chipping. Initially, I had the best job – Dad entrusted me to walk at the back carrying the water bottle and to sing out if anyone missed a weed. I’m not […]
North West Queensland in for cooler week after scorching hot weekend | The North West Star
Heading in to the first week of November, the Bureau’s forecast shows a slight chance of a thunderstorm on Tuesday with south-westerly winds tending southerly before dawn then becoming light in the late evening. Skies will remain partly cloudy with temperatures reaching a top of 30 degrees and a low of 19 degrees. Click to […]
Light steers increase $217
Increased listings of steers contributed to three out of five categories losing most of the previous week’s gains. Click to check the original article.
Beef cross steers top $2425 at Boyanup
Lotfeeder competition increased over recent sales, along with AuctionsPlus support. Click to check the original article.
Carbon confusion shines through at Clermont conference
AS PRESSURE ramps up on the cattle industry to reduce emissions, a group of Central Queensland producers have taken a panel of scientists to task in an effort to better understand the challenges ahead. Carbon was one of the main topics of the Clermont Beef Up forum, with the local research committee highlighting it as […]