Drones in vegetable farming
The use of drones in vegetable farming and agriculture in general, has been increasing in recent years. Despite the hype around … source
Rain events fail to give relief to all McKinlay shire properties | North Queensland Register
[ad_1] 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… [ad_2] Click to check original article
Microgrids in Agriculture Webinar 19 August 2020
QFF, Cotton Australia, Reaqua, and Constructive Energy present a recording of the Microgrids in Agriculture Webinar held on 19 … source
Staff and patients question success of $92.5 million Kingaroy hospital upgrade
[ad_1] Both staff and patients of the Kingaroy hospital are concerned with the lack of adequate services available to South Burnett locals, despite the recent multi-million dollar upgrade. [ad_2] Click to check original article
Precision drainage technology in vegetables
Precision drainage technologies can be used for land planing to optimise surface water flow. Rob Tole, of Greenvale Pastoral in … source
Communicating Reef Water Quality Science
Recorded Zoom workshop. This session outlines effective approaches for communicating scientific information to land managers … source
Variable rate technology in vegetables
Variable Rate Technologies are based on the principle that not all fields are uniform and therefore crops should not be managed … source
Merck Animal Health donates $500,000 to Texas A&M center
Merck Animal Health has announced a $500,000 donation to Texas A&M University for its new Animal Science Reproduction and Biotechnology Center. The new animal science center, expected to be completed in 2023, includes research labs, educational spaces, animal handling areas along with dedicated research lab space for emerging technologies and practices for both academic and […]
5 Trending headlines in the beef world
BEEF magazine scoured the country looking for what has cattle producers talking. Here’s a look at 5 headlines that appear to be at the top of the list this week. 1. A Texas cattle company began in 1887 has made a huge jump into the retail side of the market with the beef they raise. Related: […]
Bull leasing: Is it for your
A good bull is expensive to buy and more expensive to maintain the other nine months of the year when he’s not working. Therefore, operations may choose to lease a bull rather than to own. When done properly, a bull lease arrangement can be beneficial to both parties, reducing the carrying costs of the bull […]
Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly signs fake meat labeling bill into law
Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly signed into law House Substitute for SB 261 on May 5, also known as the “fake meat labeling bill.” The Kansas Livestock Association-supported bill already had been passed by both the House and Senate. As of July 1, the new law will require producers of alternative meat products that use meat […]