NAB expects Australia’s agribusiness sector to invest more in Farm Management Deposits (FMDs) to manage risk and build business resilience amid rising farm input costs and interest rate movements. NAB Executive Regional and Agribusiness Julie Rynksi. Data released in NAB’s Regional and Agribusiness Horizons Report shows agribusinesses deposited 20.6 percent more into transactional accounts year-on-year […]
It paints a picture that has a striking familiarity to the north west monsoon trough floods of 2019, but this was 40 years earlier, when Cyclone Ted struck. Click to check the original article.
A cotton grower who road tested a spray hazard warning system encounters ‘scary’ results. Click to check the original article.
SUSTAINABLE grazing practices were the finishing seasoning on the outstanding cuts served at the launch of the Australian Beef Sustainability Framework’s annual update in Sydney today, where the two-course offering complemented discussion of the nation’s growing role as a global leader in sustainable food production. The annual update serves as a yearly score card for […]
Among the vendors looking to capitalise on the push for lambs was Phillip Byrnes, Alpine, Texas, who sold two pens of Dorper-cross ewes, weighing 39 kilograms on average, for $179 and $182 respectively and a pen of lamb wethers, weighing 41kg on average, for $188. Click to check the original article.
Flock ewe competitions across the state are seen as multigenerational events that expose sheep enthusiasts of all ages to different farming practices, breeding objectives and opinions and values. Click to check the original article.
The disease, which has been present in south-eastern Australia for many years, can cause yield and quality impacts in oaten hay and grain crops. Click to check the original article.
Cattle Council has paid tribute to outgoing President, Markus Rathsmann, who has formally announced he will step down from the position on June 30. CCA’s Vice President, Lloyd Hick will step in as Acting President to oversee the final steps in the transition from Cattle Council to the new Cattle Australia. Mr Hick said Markus […]
JBS Rockhampton processing plant hosts Ag Minister Murray Watt. Click to check the original article.
“We rely on petrol. For the supply chain, we rely on diesel. And diesel basically drives everything, you know, getting people to and from work, yeah OK that’s unleaded petrol, but getting your food to the supermarket, getting your clothes to the shops, that is all done by diesel.” Click to check the original article.
Hughenden State School is a beneficiary in the latest round of Aurizon Community Giving Fund grants. Click to check the original article.
The railway network was heavily relied on in the early 1900s. Click to check the original article.