Lack of workforce holds agriculture to ransom
Lack of workforce holds agriculture to ransom Click to check the original article.
Urannah Dam proponents: 'We won't give up'
Proponents of Urannah Dam say they won’t give up on the major North Queensland project. Click to check the original article.
Rain reins in cattle yardings | Prime market update
Prices and supply of cattle across NSW have been in turmoil during the past week as rain and flooding interrupt the transport of livestock and buyers’ plans. Click to check the original article.
Bull care after the breeding season
On occasion, athletes experience injuries or stresses on their body that require them to rest and recover. This is a time for the athlete to evaluate their training regimen and nutrition plan. In much the same way, beef producers need to rest their bulls following the breeding season and make those evaluations on their health […]
Cattle on feed dips below year-ago
The latest Cattle on Feed report was the first month in 2022 that feedlot inventories were below year-ago levels.The report was largely in line with pre-report expectations.Total cattle on feed as of October 1 was estimated at 11.45 million head which is about one percent lower than the same date in 2021. As shown in the chart […]
The Five Valleys Walk around Stroud: From mills and canals to spectacular high-level walks through woodland
Fiona Reynolds takes the circular Five Valleys Walk around the buzzing town of Stroud — and finds it hard work, but all in a good cause. Some 250 years ago, the five valleys that converge on Stroud in Gloucestershire rang with the sounds of industry. Mills (150 at the maximum), forges and a busy canal positioned […]
Increased ram offering at Riverbend
At the end of selling, the Elders selling team cleared 108 rams. Click to check the original article.
Farm Progress America, October 26, 2022
Max Armstrong reports that robotic milkers could expand more quickly in the dairy industry. Max shares work by two researchers at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls will partner with several universities to explore the financial, environmental and social impact of using robotic milkers. The researchers hope their work will help guide farmers as they look […]
Methane-busting supplement turning into a game-changer
Bromoform is found in native red seaweed, asparagopsis, and can prevent the formation of methane in the cow’s gut during digestion. Click to check the original article.
Commercial focus helps shape long-time Brahman breeder’s direction | Queensland Country Life
The couple mate 400 breeders for their bull breeding operation which is focused on profitability for the commercial beef producer, and with over 35 years of selection and measuring with continued pressure on reproduction and adaptability, are mainly selling large lines of bulls into the Gulf country. Click to check the original article.
A former vicarage close to the Brecon Beacons National Park that is on the market for the first time in over 60 years
Bordering the River Wye, Parc Gwynne is a sublime country home in an unbeatable location. Parc Gwynne, in Glasbury, is being sold on the open market for the first time since the 1960s. The Grade II-listed five-bedroom house was built in about 1800 and, for a while, acted as the local vicarage before reverting back […]
Top buck goes for $5000 at second annual NSW Boer Goat Auction | The Land
At the second annual NSW Boer Goat Auction were Ben Stanford, Bengara Boer Goats, Ruth Sanders with Youlden Valley Jakeb, John Settree, Nutrien studstock Dubbo, Thomas Youlden with Valley Boers Francesca, Frank Roberts, Nutrien, and Brad Wilson, Nutrien studstock Dubbo. Photo: Denis Howard Click to check the original article.