Everyone depends on agriculture in one way or another, but the average person continues to grow further removed from the farm. To bridge this communication gap between the agriculture community and the general public, college students from across the country and invited to come together this fall to do just that. Undergraduate, graduate students, and […]
This year’s fire activity — the number of fire responses and acres burned — is trending above normal. Since January 1, 2022, Texas A&M Forest Service has responded to 1,240 wildfires that burned 497,373 acres across the state, according to a recent release. Triple-digit temperatures and dry conditions are forecast to persist warranting above-normal fire activity to continue throughout the summer. In […]
Effects from the pandemic and Ukraine war continue to reverberate through the global economy. Food and energy prices remain high, though prices for underlying commodities have lost upward momentum as economic fears rise. The drop in commodity prices and recent bond yield inversions are sending up red flags about slowing economic activity and a potential […]
Long-term drought, May moisture, extreme heat and prevailing southern winds for the past several weeks have resulted in a flash drought. Many Oklahoma cow-calf operations are facing the reality of a depleted forage base right now. One potential solution is early weaning calves. Early weaning calves has the primary benefit of improving cow condition for rebreeding, especially when […]
On July 22, USDA-NASS will release the July Cattle report with national estimates of cattle inventories by category along with the first estimate of the 2022 calf crop. With widespread drought conditions continuing in 2022, the focus will certainly be on the female side of the industry in terms of how much beef cow herd liquidation […]
Penny Churchill takes a look at a grand and impressive Victorian home in the heart of the New Forest. Things are stirring in the New Forest National Park, where Oliver Custance Baker of Strutt & Parker’s Country Department quotes a guide price of £10m for Grade II*-listed Boldre Grange at Boldre, 2½ miles north of […]
According to constable Chris Curtis, who was manning the weighing station at Longreach, of the people who have responded to the messaging and think they’re doing the right thing, either by getting their van weighed by itself on the showroom floor or by doing it themselves with a cheap weighing instrument, many are being misled. […]
WA staff vie for annual Australasian John Deere Technician awards. Click to check the original article.
Local volume buyers included WA and KE Freeman, Ballandean Station, Ballandean, six bulls at an average of $10,333, PJ and MJ Bird, Seugley, The Gums, five bulls at an average of $9800 and Sunwood Pastoral, Chinchilla, three bulls at an average of $6666. Click to check the original article.
Local volume buyers included WA and KE Freeman, Ballandean Station, Ballandean, six bulls at an average of $10,333, PJ and MJ Bird, Seugley, The Gums, five bulls at an average of $9800 and Sunwood Pastoral, Chinchilla, three bulls at an average of $6666. Click to check the original article.
Local volume buyers included WA and KE Freeman, Ballandean Station, Ballandean, six bulls at an average of $10,333, PJ and MJ Bird, Seugley, The Gums, five bulls at an average of $9800 and Sunwood Pastoral, Chinchilla, three bulls at an average of $6666. Click to check the original article.
“For example, for good sandplain that has a 600 kilogram per hectare wheat yield response, deep ripping is worthwhile. Even at a fuel cost of $3 per litre, with a wheat price of $330 per tonne, the additional return from deep ripping is $28 per hectare in the first year.” Click to check the original […]