Janey Butler has established an award-winning architectural-design practice that doesn’t merely transform the lives of its clients, but also creates a lasting legacy. An innovative practice with studios in both the Cotswolds and Cheshire, Janey Butler covers all disciplines from exterior architecture, planning and landscape design to interior design and construction, and has won several […]
Derwent Hill is a delightful country house that’s just 20 minutes from Newcastle — yet feels like it’s in a dreamy little world of its own. A Georgian country house is a fine thing, but a Georgian country house with an idyllic, secluded location is finer still — and that is what is on offer at […]
The family started out with 300 beef cows and 90 head of dairy cattle in the early 1990s, before completely liquidating the beef herd due to land availability and switching to a 100 per cent dairy farm in the late 1990s. Now, Ken Ravenhill, his wife Bonnie, and their four children, Heath, Georgina, Tom and […]
New livestock agents embark on dream careers in central Queensland. Click to check the original article.
It isn’t every day that a saleyards complex comes to market, but the Moree Plains Shire Council is presently looking to sell or lease its mothballed saleyards facility in northern NSW. The Moree Livestock Selling Centre is located not far from town, on the Newell Highway. Cattle sales were held weekly at the MLSC yards […]
Boyne Valley beef breeders chasing black baldy flatbacks. Click to check the original article.
Kynuna locals have come together to support the owners of the flooded outback pub, with a new charity effort launched to get the owners back on their feet Click to check the original article.
In the heifer section, Glenrowan, Willala, west of Gunnedah, sold two pens of 20 Angus, averaging 409kg for $1540 followed by a pen of 26, averaging 364kg for $1390. Another pen of 27, averaging 366kg, made $1440, while a pen of 12, averaging 388kg, made $1480. Click to check the original article.
French farmers pile pressure on the government over green tape, farmgate prices and “cheap” imports. Click to check the original article.
AUSTRALIA’S carbon market has started this year stronger than it finished last year, with average prices going above $35 for the first time since June. The market for Australian Carbon Credit Units has been in a relative oversupply for most of last year, with record numbers of credits being issued and buyers watching several changes […]
Bahijah in Fremantle in 2018 (Bahnfrend – CC BY-SA 4.0 DEED) THE Federal Department of Agriculture’s handling of the MV Bahijah catastrophe – which has involved clearing it as the regulator for export to the Red Sea before ordering it back to Australia three weeks later, where it now sits without an apparent plan for […]
Growers said TMR road closures hit them in the hip pocket Click to check the original article.