Ms Moriarty said there were a number of challenges, including increased competition for rural land from population growth and demand for housing, demands from industrial and service providers, energy production, increased investment within the agricultural sector and a need to improve carbon and biodiversity outcomes. Click to check the original article.
Entries are now open for the RNA 2024 Paddock to Palate Competition Click to check the original article.
Whether it’s for mental health, a business opportunity, or to get out of ‘a rut’, more and more city slickers are leaving behind metropolitan lives for rural living Click to check the original article.
Residents flag cumulative impacts of renewable energy zones. Click to check the original article.
Positive sheep meat market movements are boosting confidence. Click to check the original article.
UN’s roadmap for both feeding everyone and halting warming. Click to check the original article.
By Josh Maples, Mississippi State University Fall is the time of year when beef cow culling peaks as producers decide which cows to carry or not to carry through the winter months. The beef cow slaughter data can be used as an indicator of the level of cow culling. The backdrop of beef cow slaughter […]
There’s more to the Algarve, Portugal, than package holidays and golf, says Emma Hiley, you just have to know where to look. While the Algarve swells its ranks with new places to stay, each shinier than the last, some of the original properties are holding their own. Four Seasons Fairways has been hunkered down among […]
With support from USDA, the National Pork Board and the Beef Checkoff Program, the U.S. Meat Export Federation is helping butcher shops in Colombia more effectively merchandise U.S. pork and beef cuts. USMEF Latin America Representative Homero Recio recently updated USMEF members on the program, explaining the key role butcher shops play in Colombia’s retail […]
When it comes to driving away witches or keeping off evil, nothing beats the rowan tree, with its gleaming scarlet berries and pentagram markings. Aeneas Dennison walks into a forest of myths. It is strange to think that, for centuries, something so seemingly ordinary and so apparently inanimate as a tree could captivate people across […]
Rumour has it, Reith would ask broadcasters to wear black tie at Salutation House. It’s a far cry from the days when the Georgian period property was a pub. Fancy following in the footsteps of the founder of the BBC? This Grade II-listed house in the heart of Westminster is the former home of Lord […]
IN OUR final weekly property review for the year, experts from three rural property agencies reflect on the year that was, and what lies ahead. Inglis Rural Property chief executive officer Sam Triggs said the heat which turbocharged the rural property market in the last 12 to 24 months (driven by a trifecta of cheap […]