How this country Queensland club recruited a Brownlow medalist
The Collingwood premiership player was instrumental in the side’s win. Click to check the original article.
Authorities launch abattoir investigation
Authorities are investigating a potentially harmful environmental situation at a Darling Downs abattoir. Click to check the original article.
The land of cheap tucker: Why the $10 lettuce could spark a food revolution | The Land
At least half the butchers’ display was cheap meat, not just mince and sausages, but elderly sheep for mutton stews, ‘boiler’ chooks that had outlived egg laying, offal like brains, tripe, lambs fry, kidneys for a few cents, or pigs trotters, meat scraps for a stew. Click to check the original article.
Celebrate our centenary with a Toyota
This will be the third Toyota HiLux ute Farm Weekly has given away as a subscriber competition prize, the last being in 2015. Click to check the original article.
Consistency attracts buyers to NT Senepols bull sale
The Godfrey family of NT Senepols achieved one of their best sales to date on Monday. Click to check the original article.
My Favourite Painting: Paul Chesney
Paul Chesney of Chesneys Fireplaces chooses a classic Renoir. Paul Chesney on Hills around the Bay of Moulin Huet, Guernsey by Renoir ‘I love impressionist paintings and this one has a personal connection for me because I grew up on the island of Guernsey and swam in Moulin Huet Bay as a child. The painting is […]
Cows and calves sell to $3900 at Laidley | Queensland Country Life
Nev Watts, Ropeley, sold a pen of Speckle Park cows and calves for $3600. Taran Pastoral, Haden, sold a Simmental bull for $3300. C and M Smith, Flagstone Creek, sold Brangus cows for $2180 and a line of steer calves for $1640. LC Livestock, Lowood, sold lines of feeder steers for $2330, $2325, $2250, $2225 […]
Buy a solar income stream worth half a million a year
The income generated by the 539-hectare Darlington Point Solar Farm at the heart of Tubbo Station in the NSW Riverina is up for sale. Click to check the original article.
How the agtech sector is navigating connectivity issues
AS THE livestock industry becomes more reliant on technology to automate tasks and improve production systems, connectivity is still proving to be an issue for the growing agtech industry. The sector has promised a lot over the past five years, with dozens of start-ups popping up and pitching themselves to the industry. While some products […]
Vale Les Brownlie – Beef Central
Pioneering Australian meat scientist L.E. (Les) Brownlie passed away on 20 June, aged 85. Mr Brownlie’s contribution to the modern Australian meat industry has been extremely significant and lives on in the description and trading systems taking the industry forward today. Les Brownlie Retired for some years, he was university-educated in microbiology and was recruited […]
‘Hand-to-mouth’ biosecurity funding must end: NFF
A long-term, sustainable biosecurity funding pipeline to help protect agriculture, communities, the economy and the environment must be a top priority for the new Federal Government. This was the message delivered by the NFF to new Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Minister, Senator Murray Watt at the first industry Ministerial roundtable in Canberra last week. “Biosecurity, […]
Silverdale weaner sale one of the biggest on record
Competition was hot for the weaners on offer at Hayes & Co’s Silverdale sale. Click to check the original article.