Mosa Meat, a leader in the cultivated meat space that grows beef directly from animal cells, and unveiled the first cultivated hamburger in 2013, has announced the next step in the scale up of the company’s cultivated beef production facilities. A new industrial production development center is being developed close to Mosa Meat’s existing pilot […]
Max Armstrong looks at the sources for fertilizer farmers use to raise key crops. Only a few countries in the world have the right access to natural gas to produce nitrogen. He shares a look at those key sources. Max shares that fertilizer varies based on crop and soil, but is 36% of the cost […]
The last and final survey has been released and all farmers, who have participated previously or not, as well as their partners/spouses and adult children are urged to complete the survey to help researchers get a better understanding of the challenges facing the agricultural sector, and how to overcome them. Click to check the original […]
Champion led steer at Lismore North Coast National wowed the judges on three occasions during this year’s show circuit. Click to check the original article.
The company has been servicing Western Australia, the Eastern States and beyond and has built a client base of more than 3000 customers during its time. Click to check the original article.
Penny Churchill reports on Knightstone Manor’s appearance on the market, a splendid — and incredibly well-preserved — medieval home in Devon. This week sees the launch onto the market of a very special medieval home: Grade I-listed Knightstone Manor at Ottery St Mary, Devon. This house has been described by Christopher Hussey in Country Life (September […]
The wet weather leading into the weekend certainly didn’t dampen spirits, with women from as far as Rockhampton and Charters Towers enjoying a three-day program including guest speakers, themed events, business and creative workshops, stand-up comedy, beauty, health and hair appointments, plus market stall shopping and fine dining. Click to check the original article.
Tragedy news this afternoon with another farm death recorded in Western Australia. Click to check the original article.
For Sabrina Cope, regenerative agriculture is not just a buzz phrase. It is all the 30-year-old has ever known. She grew up watching her father, Harry Cope, incorporate practices like intensive grazing and cover crops on their diversified row crop and livestock farm in east-central Missouri. “He’s been doing this longer than I’ve been alive,” […]
An estimated 160,000 Australians are diagnosed with cancer each year, a figure that grows as our population ages. Surgery, chemotherapy and radiation are the main treatments. Radiotherapy is recommended for half of all patients. The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare says the number of radiotherapy courses is rising – up from 61,000 in 2015-16 […]
The Australian National Field Days returned after a three year break. Click to check the original article.
After starting their harvest earlier than usual due to foreboding forecasts, Gordon Staal said the family had gotten all of their wheat and half of their chickpea crop off before the rain set in, but were stalled at their Comet River block, with around two-thirds of the wheat still to be harvested. Click to check […]