Elders agronomy team farewells 2023 and preps for 2024
Elders agronomy team farewells 2023 and preps for 2024 Click to check the original article.
How to survive a stroke: Get fast relief, advises Tweed Valley farmer | The Land
Key to Mr Baker’s amazing recovery was swift reaction by Michelle who called the Ambulance on 000 which immediately recognised the signs of drooping face, arms unable to be raised and slurred speech. They understood the importance of time and rushed him the 30 minutes to Tweed Hospital. The acted in line with the slogan […]
Chaplains fly off for new destination
After 15 years, the flying chaplains say goodbye to Mount Isa Click to check the original article.
Engage with a local MP who will listen says Martin
Engage with a local MP who will listen says Martin Click to check the original article.
Qld government offers $2.16m for feral pig control coordinators | Queensland Country Life
Applications for the funding have opened, and are open to regional organisations of councils, natural resource management groups, land and sea ranger groups or Indigenous land councils, state farming organisations, and incorporated industry organisations across Queensland. Click to check the original article.
Crocodile captured swimming in Queensland floodwaters
A crocodile has been captured after being spotted floodwaters in Ingham. Click to check the original article.
Biosecurity Queensland’s plan to get banans to market | Queensland Country Life
Post-flooding, Australian Banana Growers Council said mud on vehicles is one of the most common ways pests and diseases are spread onto and between farms and urged people to avoid sightseeing or entering flooded farms, unless its an emergency and to always follow on-farm biosecurity procedures. Picture: Supplied Click to check the original article.
Cattle pour into yards in final producer cash grab
“The market hasn’t crumbled on the back of the big supply.” Click to check the original article.
Cattle prices ease on back of big supply | Queensland Country Life
Most saleyards will be returning in the first two weeks of 2024. In NSW, Armidale and Yass will kick business off on January 4, while the first Queensland sale will run in Blackall the day before. However, most Queensland saleyards will return the following week. Click to check the original article.
CattleCon24 to showcase sustainability efforts
Two unique sessions during the upcoming CattleCon24 in Orlando, Florida, will provide opportunities to continue the sustainability conversation, specifically focusing on continuous improvement in animal care, conserving natural resources, and maintaining a viable business. For attendees arriving early at CattleCon24, there is an engaging half-day Grazing Management Workshop on Tuesday, Jan. 30. Grazing and forage […]
Judge denies request to delay wolf introduction in Colorado
Colorado Cattlemen’s Association (CCA) and Gunnison County Stockgrowers Association (GCSA) are disappointed that forced wolf introduction will move forward as planned. Judge Regina Rodriguez denied the requested injunction against the introduction of wolves. “Having considered the arguments set forth by the parties, the court finds that, while the petitioners who have lived and worked on […]
Rocky and Radar: The reindeer delighting Australia | Queensland Country Life
His fauns spent the first month of their life inside the family home, where his youngest children Georgia and Connor played with them on the couch, painted their toes, played loud music, ran through the house, and generally gave them a great grounding. Click to check the original article.