“We have seen both irrigated and dryland cotton, however dryland cotton is where the true potential is in the north, but there have been irrigated crops grown around Julia Creek for the last three years at Lorraine Station, Silver Hills and Etta Plains,” Mr Radford said. Click to check the original article.
It is believed she was bitten by an eastern brown snake. Click to check the original article.
Following inquiries, police attended Shoalhaven hospital around 11am on Thursday, January 11, and charged the 53-year-old man with dangerous driving occasioning death, dangerous driving occasioning grievous bodily harm, negligent driving occasioning death, negligent driving occasioning grievous bodily harm and drive motor vehicle while license suspended. Click to check the original article.
Undeterred by the perseverance required, Mr Stephens, 33, gained a diploma from Dalby Agricultural College and after time spent working the harvest trail in the US and other parts of Queensland, is employed by the McVeigh Partnership in Macalister on the western Darling Downs. Click to check the original article.
At 85, Luxmore Lethbridge knows his country like the “back of his hand” – and after a lifetime on the land, he’s seen the highs and lows of changing industry Click to check the original article.
An environmental monitoring team tours a ship in port in Singapore to work out the optimal number and placement of sensors for live export innovation trials. Pictured are Joel Sotomayor, Transport Genie, Tom Woolley, Startupbootcamp Australia and Lennart Ephraim, Livestock Express. Picture LiveCorp. Click to check the original article.
An environmental monitoring team tours a ship in port in Singapore to work out the optimal number and placement of sensors for live export innovation trials. Pictured are Joel Sotomayor, Transport Genie, Tom Woolley, Startupbootcamp Australia and Lennart Ephraim, Livestock Express. Picture LiveCorp. Click to check the original article.
An environmental monitoring team tours a ship in port in Singapore to work out the optimal number and placement of sensors for live export innovation trials. Pictured are Joel Sotomayor, Transport Genie, Tom Woolley, Startupbootcamp Australia and Lennart Ephraim, Livestock Express. Picture LiveCorp. Click to check the original article.
An environmental monitoring team tours a ship in port in Singapore to work out the optimal number and placement of sensors for live export innovation trials. Pictured are Joel Sotomayor, Transport Genie, Tom Woolley, Startupbootcamp Australia and Lennart Ephraim, Livestock Express. Picture LiveCorp. Click to check the original article.
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