Why ag needs to embrace this four letter word more
View from the Paddock columnist Brigid Price shares her thoughts in a world of information sharing. Click to check the original article.
Talk of the Town: Love your work and you'll never work a day
I just wanted to take a little moment to appreciate this thing I get to do for work. Click to check the original article.
La Nina is weak, but don't rule out a return | The Outlook
Some atmospheric indicators continue to be indicative of a La Nina, namely the cloudiness along the equator and especially the Southern Oscillation Index. Click to check the original article.
DonateLife Great Registration Race 2022:
Organ donation plummeted during Covid – and now 13 million Australians are being urged to take the 60 seconds required to register as donors to help save lives. Organ donation plummeted about 25 per cent in Australia during the Covid pandemic, declining for the first time since the national transplant program was established in 2009. […]
A sprawling estate in the Scottish highlands that comes with its own stunning beach and hill lochs
Sands Estate is a fascinating opportunity to acquire some of the very best of what the Highlands has to offer — and will be a haven to those seeking a wild life. Of all the majestic, awe-inspiring Scottish properties and estates we come across, none will leave you quite so at a loss for words […]
How the strawberry became the ultimate summer fruit
Martin Fone tells a tale of fruit, sensuality and espionage as he digs in to the tale of the strawberry we know and love. It is game, set, and match to the strawberry, Wimbledon’s favourite dessert with over 190,000 portions served during the fortnight of the All-England Championships. There is something quintessentially British about a […]
This Week in Agribusiness, July 2, 2022
Chris Harbourt, Chief Strategy Officer, Indigo Ag., joins Mike Pearson to talk more about the announcement of carbon credits sold into agriculture. Chris shares what this announcement signifies for agriculture and the process of the program. Chris talks more about the prices of carbon credits and the next steps for the growers of the program. […]
Mansard House: The spectacular garden that doubles as a plant laboratory for a Chelsea gold medallist
Catharine Howard visits the gardens of Mansard House in Bardwell, Suffolk, the home of award-winning garden designer Tom Hoblyn and his wife Mary, who use it as their plant laboratory. Photographs by Richard Bloom. Tom and Mary Hoblyn bought Mansard House 18 years ago, when they fell in love with the brick-built Dutch-gabled house and […]
Special bull worthy of Sire Shootout runner up
The 16-month-old will be hoping to back up his achievements at the Royal Queensland Show. Click to check the original article.
Top Santa weaner heifers make 668.2c/$1897 at Blackall. | Queensland Country Life
R and F Moyse, Dunraven, Blackall, sold Santa Gertrudis steers for 526.2c weighing 374kg for a return of $1969/hd. RK and L Politch, The Scour, Blackall, sold Charolais steers for 550.2c weighing 351kg for a return of $2110/hd. AF Kreig, Benalla, Blackall, sold Santa Gertrudis cross steers for 430.0c weighing 549kg for a return of […]
Salt-tolerant crop breeding discoveries land Lismore researcher with a university chancellor’s medal | The Land
The build-up of salt in soil, known as soil salinization, is a serious land degradation issue worldwide, limiting the productivity of crops. Too much salt causes toxicity and osmotic stress to the plants, limiting their ability to take up water and nutrients. Click to check the original article.
RBA raises interest raites to 1.35%, rates will keep rising til January 2023
The RBA hiked interest rates again on Tuesday. Now experts have warned the pain will continue to worsen for many months. After the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) announced its third consecutive interest rate rise, expert economists say Aussies are in for many more months of financial pain. The RBA announced on Tuesday that it […]