A VIGOROUS cold front crossed south-west Western Australia early on the 24th and continued along the southern coast; the mass of cold and unstable air that followed it delivered widespread showers and storms. Storms brought widespread moderate to locally heavy falls to parts of eastern Queensland and New South Wales in the first few days […]
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese being sworn in by Governor General David Hurley. IT has taken a little over a week to acheive but there is now clarity on the 2022 Federal election outcome, with the ALP securing a majority Government yesterday, and swearing in its new Ministry this morning. With confirmation of the result, Beef […]
There was an encouraging rally in Australia’s May beef export volumes, but tonnage remains low against earlier years’ performance Shipments to all markets last month reached just short of 80,000 tonnes – a dramatic 30pc rise on April shipments – but its worth remembering that April was severely hampered by weather and public holiday […]
Negotiations are continuing on the impressive Gympie district breeding/backgrounding property Penyrhoel Station. Click to check the original article.
Questions asked about grain handling at Ukraine ports. Click to check the original article.
A previous breeder centre, the property is now used to finish cattle for market. Click to check the original article.
Teys Australia representatives Annabel Mould, left, and Nancy Crawshaw, right, with grand champion carcase exhibitors Granite Angus manager Jamie Kunze and owner Scott Finlay. A FIRST-TIME entrant with a poultry-inspired focus on feed efficiency took out the grand championship award at the annual Southern Grassfed Carcase Classic on the weekend. At the Lucindale presentation night […]
Mount Isa Fish Stocking Group have released over 15,000 fingerlings into Lake Moondarra this week, in their continued effort to restock local waterways. Click to check the original article.
Australian Stock Horse Society holds AGM and elections in Toowoomba for 2022. Click to check the original article.
The peak dairy body that represents NSW and Queensland farmers is calling on the supermarket giants to increase home brand milk to $2-a-litre. Click to check the original article.
However, the minimum price schedule on its website, set out in dollars per kilograms for butterfat and protein, indicates that while it will pay more next season, its prices proposed for the 2023-24 and 2024-25 seasons will come back between 64c/kg and 53c/kg for butterfat and between 79c/kg and 65c/kg for protein. Click to check […]