Yarding 2100 Change +100 Today’s opening sale for the new year at Wagga witnessed a respectable turnout, featuring 2,150 cattle, including 475 cows. Notably, domestic processors faced limited options as there were few cattle suitable for their needs. The spotlight, however, shone on feedlots actively seeking both steers and heifers, with numerous feedlot orders, some […]
D’Argento, Zousain, Dubious get first winners. Click to check the original article.
Here’s how the 2024 cattle market has kicked off, and what might be in store. Click to check the original article.
Busselton plays host to the first GRDC forum of 2024 Click to check the original article.
Growing up on the family cattle property Lestree Downs, Clermont, Melissa Salmond has fond memories of her childhood which gave her a love of all things country – helping her parents, Gordon and Susan Salmond, with the daily running of their cattle property, along with the sibling rivalry enjoyed with her two brothers, Matthew and […]
Far North Queensland growers say the country will run out of food. Click to check the original article.
Police are seeking public assistance after a vehicle was allegedly stolen from a Charleville address early on Monday morning. Click to check the original article.
Rain and a buoyant NSW lamb market has helped boost prices at the annual first-cross ewe sale at Yass. Click to check the original article.
Mount Isa council sets out a plan to safeguard the city’s future Click to check the original article.
While there are no obligations for the finalists to date one another, the networking event aimed to bring single people of the bush together and give them the exposure they needed to find true love. Click to check the original article.
The world’s largest methane research facility is at UNE’s Armidale campus. Click to check the original article.
The market for all grades of cattle sold to a dearer trend during the Gloucester store cattle sale. Click to check the original article.