Low Dose Herbicide Trial
A farm trial in the Herbert tested effective application of herbicides through varying application methods in the inter-row. Click to check the original.
de Bruin Engineering continues to expand Harrington Seed Destructor market in WA | Farm Weekly
de Bruin Engineering product support manager Andrew Vearing (right), with Johnny Inferrera, McIntosh Distribution, inspecting a Harrington Seed Destructor on a John Deere header. Mr Vearing said it was critical for growers to take time in setting up their harvesters to suit their region, the environment, their particular crop types, and the condition of their […]
Clubbing in at Mount Isa City v Country for a good cause
The boys and girls from City v Country will have an extra special reason to shine this week. Click to check the original article.
Wavy Disc Cultivator
The WDC is a new piece of tillage equipment designed for zonal tillage to produce a surface tilth for planting a number of crops … Click to check the original.
Can't sow, can't grow: 'Relentless' rain hurting Hunter farmers
Matthew Dennis runs Nebo farm in East Maitland and said he is down a minimum of 70 per cent in production this year due to the weather. Click to check the original article.
Winton’s Vision Splendid film festival returns next month | North Queensland Register
Centred around the theme ‘Beach to Bush’, festival curator and creative director, Greg Dolgopolov, says this year’s festival is the perfect opportunity to skip the winter blues and traverse through endless horizons, experience timeless stories and the spirit of Australia. Click to check the original article.
Regenerative agriculture guru Charlie Massy headlines at Dulacca | Queensland Country Life
Before a crowd largely composed of land managers, Mr Massy OAM, a well-known figure in Australia’s sheep and wool circles as formerly a chairman and director of several research organisations and statutory wool boards, repeated his message that modern industrial agricultural practices had pushed the globe into a dangerous corner. Click to check the original […]
Flood Assessment and Recovery. Part 2
Thank you to Tim Neale from Precision Agriculture for compiling and presenting the information in this video. Speaker: Tim Neale … Click to check the original.
Coleambally cotton farmer Charlie Black says cotton margins stack up well | The Land
“That decision was based on money,” he said. “The gross margins are there and after 10 years growing, it stacks up. It’s a somewhat consistent market, riding a hell of a high at the moment. Australia only produces three per cent of the world’s cotton, so local supply doesn’t dictate the market compared to how […]
WQLX Longreach yards to open with NT-sourced cattle sale | Queensland Country Life
Sally Gall Senior journalist – Queensland Country Life/North Queensland Register Based at Blackall, CW Qld, where I’ve raised a family, run Merino sheep and beef cattle, and helped develop a region – its history, tourism, education and communications. Based at Blackall, CW Qld, where I’ve raised a family, run Merino sheep and beef cattle, and […]
Mexico suspends import duties on pork, beef and poultry
As part of its effort to combat food price inflation, the Mexican government has suspended import duties on pork, beef and poultry through the end of 2022. Mexico has previously opened duty-free quotas for pork and poultry, but this is the first time a blanket suspension has been ordered. Zero-duty access will be granted to […]
Flood support for students with more rain expected
The latest on weather. Click to check the original article.