Toganmain Woolshed Precinct Committee has taken ownership of the historic woolshed Click to check the original article.

The dynamic Future Farmers Network has celebrated 20 years of connecting young people in agriculture. Click to check the original article.

During her 33 years as a member of the Clifton branch, Mrs Bosworth has held the offices of president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer, as well as serving a term as the president of the Border Division from 2007 to 2010, and on the State Council during the same period. Click to check the original article.

CBH had also secured approvals from local shires to extend last year’s 2.4mt of temporary storage for this harvest. Click to check the original article.

There was plenty of action at Wariwck, Click to check the original article.

A lack of shearers and wool handlers has plagued the sheep industry for the past few years but there is hope it is turning around with most shearer and wool handler training courses fully booked. Click to check the original article.

In coming weeks, Eastern States’ woolgrowers and brokers may find the logistics of moving wool bales from regional NSW and Victorian woolsheds and depots into the cities to have them core tested and offered for sale in a timely manner, becomes extremely difficult, wool buyers at the WWC pointed out last week. Click to check […]

Northern Livestock and Property principal Peter Ryan, Georgina Pastoral Co Caldervale Station, Tambo, manager Angus Rains, and Ray White Rural and Livestock Blackall principal Andrew Turner and agent and auctioneer Joe Grove. Pictured behind a pen of Brahman cattle which GPC sold for 450c. Pictures Ray White Click to check the original article.

“In the last three months, I’ve helped find rental accommodation for two families that are coming to Glen Innes and just helping them with, you know, the things that the family that particular family needs. One of the families has a child with special needs, so they want a nanny to assist, so we’ve been […]

In November 2001, Deb McLucas decided to do something for young people in rural industries, and so the FFN was born. Click to check the original article.