Northern support, private negotiations on day one of the Nutrien Classic sale
All up, 132 lots were offered on the first day of the sale. Click to check the original article.
Renewables boss questions the workablility of an upfront bond for projects | Queensland Country Life
Vincent Dwyer, Central Queensland Power (CQP) director and co-founder at Energy Estate, who was also a witness at the hearing, said his company had a portfolio of six to eight renewable projects proposed for Central Queensland, with the leading one being Moah Creek Wind Farm. Click to check the original article.
A Continental winter warmer: creamy onion soup with caramelised-onion toast
So long the bridesmaid, onions finally get their moment in the spotlight with this delicious and comforting winter soup. One of the most versatile and popular root vegetables, onions ‘usually play the supporting role, but, this week, they take the lead.’ That lead is a phenomenal and warming creamy onion soup with caramelised-onion toast that […]
Local community rally for Billy's melanoma fight
For 12 years the Jugiong local has been fighting cancer. Click to check the original article.
Could a cotton and grains apprenticeship be successful?
Growers asked what they’d need from an apprenticeship. Click to check the original article.
Farmers rally behind Allan Fels’ blasting weak competition rules | The Land
Opposition agriculture spokesman and Nationals leader, David Littleproud, said Allan Fels had “nailed” the problems within multiple industries, including agriculture, aviation, energy, banking and financial services and the emerging electric vehicle sector. Click to check the original article.
Farmers rally behind Allan Fels’ blasting weak competition rules | Queensland Country Life
Opposition agriculture spokesman and Nationals leader, David Littleproud, said Allan Fels had “nailed” the problems within multiple industries, including agriculture, aviation, energy, banking and financial services and the emerging electric vehicle sector. Click to check the original article.
Farmers rally behind Allan Fels’ blasting weak competition rules | Farm Weekly
Opposition agriculture spokesman and Nationals leader, David Littleproud, said Allan Fels had “nailed” the problems within multiple industries, including agriculture, aviation, energy, banking and financial services and the emerging electric vehicle sector. Click to check the original article.
Nationals' best retail politician sells the family home
Barnaby Joyce has sold the former family home before the auction. Click to check the original article.
Beef processor JBS poised to launch second shift at Dinmore
THE nation’s largest beef processor, JBS Australia, will shortly start a second production shift at the company’s huge Dinmore export plant near Ipswich, west of Brisbane. Subject to weather and other factors, the new shift is anticipated to start on Monday 19 February, operating four days a week. Following an ongoing recruitment drive that started […]
ICMJ a guaranteed return on investment for ag’s next gen
IF you asked agriculture fund manager and newly appointed Cattle Australia Chair Garry Edwards about the best investment he has made in his career, you might be surprised by the answer. The founder, CEO and Managing Director of AAM Investment Group oversees about $800 million in assets including cattle stations, sheep farms, poultry farms, sawmills […]
Ag Minister’s Tweet raises questions about who is representing farmers in Canberra
Agriculture Minister Murray Watt meeting with Farmers for Climate Action in Canberra. Photo: Twitter/X WHO should have the power to speak on behalf of Australian farmers in the corridors of Canberra? The question was sparked by social media posts this week in which the Federal Minister for Agriculture posted a picture of himself meeting with, […]