Those searching for their own Cotswold idyll will be hard pressed to find somewhere as sweet as Orchard Cottage, with its abundance of charm and character and picturesque surroundings. Set in Saintbury, a small unspoilt hamlet near Broadway in the Cotswolds AONB, four-bedroom Orchard Cottage dates to the 17th century and is listed Grade II. […]
Max Armstrong reports on the work being done by farmers in the path of hurricanes heading to the U.S. Farmers in Puerto Rico were unable to avoid trouble with the plantain crop taking a beating when Fiona roared through the country. The good news is that some trees were simply bent sideways, which could allow […]
‘Find your voice, find your passion’ was the theme for this year’s Cranbrook Women in Farming seminar at Cranbrook. Click to check the original article.
From there, the group was given a guided tour of Mort & Co’s Grassdale Feedlot near Dalby and will also visit NH Foods Oakey Beef Exports, Australian Country Choice and SunPork’s processing facility, Swickers at Kingaroy as well as the Kilcoy Global Food innovation hub on the Sunshine Coast. Click to check the original article.
Stud principals were chuffed with the results as more rams on offer at Aloeburn Click to check the original article.
An overall average of $8204 was achieved for the sale of 44 bulls. Click to check the original article.
With 100 per cent clearance and a very health average, Gundarimbah Merino and Poll Merinos are well pleased with its inaugural ram sale. Click to check the original article.
It was one for the books in Gracemere on Monday, as stud and commercial producers went to work to secure top quality genetics at the Charbray National Sale. Click to check the original article.
Drought and high feed prices forced many producers to sell off portions of their beef herd to survive, a move that likely has tax implications. Additional sales usually mean additional income taxes. Fortunately, Congress recognizes the impact weather can have on producers, and has two special tax provisions to reduce income tax liabilities. However, consult […]
Queenslanders to take more ownership over clean energy target. Click to check the original article.
With good competition throughout the catalogue, 90 rams offered by the Belmont Park Poll Merino stud found new homes. Click to check the original article.
COMPETING land use could pressure Australian beef and lamb production capacity in coming years, a recent analysis shows. The battle for Australia’s land use is heating up with cropping, livestock production, forestry, conservation and government needs all competing for the same land, independent meat and livestock analyst Simon Quilty from Global Agritrends suggests in a […]