Future farmer features in winning AgDay photo competition
Have a look at the incredible photos and video. Click to check the original article.
Summer soybean in demand
With imports of protein meal at record highs non-GM Australian-grown soybeans are finding a market as feedstock this year, but analysts warn the price bubble could deflate. Click to check the original article.
Global beef trade patterns will continue to shift
According to a new Rabobank report, global beef markets continue to be split into two distinct parts, with high prices and contracting production in the U.S. and increasing production and low prices in the Southern Hemisphere. “Opposing positions in cattle cycles, exaggerated by weather patterns, have caused a redistribution of beef trade that will continue […]
A walk of wonder: The enduring beauty of the Kingston Lacy beech avenue
Fiona Reynolds takes a stroll around ancient Badbury Rings leads to Kingston Lacy, where an 188-year-old avenue of trees stands proud It’s a still, golden afternoon: a treat in the aftermath of Storm Babet. The autumn sun has a crystal sharpness, highlighting the crunchy beech and hazel mast beneath my feet and the turning leaves, […]
The Garnett SheepMaster Parent Stud ram sale through Elders. | Farm Weekly
The occasion marked a changing of the guard, the last sale under the banner of founding owners Neil Garnett and Alison Bannan, Margaret River, and Brian and Susi Prater at the breed’s WA home, White Dog Lane, Elleker via Albany, with the stud having recently been sold to Charlie and Lizzie Sullivan, Merton Downs stud, […]
‘Timeless refinement’ in this beautifully-poised Cotswold stone house, set in a secluded woodland valley
Behind its neo-Classical façade, this Grade II-listed home has a layout designed with entertaining in mind, according to the selling agent. It sits at the edge of an unspoilt wooded valley in Gloucestershire. Located at the end of a long, sweeping drive, Barton End Farmhouse is the epitome of pared-down chic, located near the pretty village […]
Why is this cattle program paying dividends?
The Rochester family is reaping the rewards from its decision to transition away from a breeding herd to a grass feeding operation to maximise profitability through efficient, intensive rotational grazing Click to check the original article.
Cattle program pays dividends
The Rochester family is reaping the rewards from its decision to transition away from a breeding herd to a grass feeding operation to maximise profitability through efficient, intensive rotational grazing Click to check the original article.
Warwick selling agents disagree with SDRC over saleyard upgrade
Warwick Livestock Selling Agents are not happy with the outcome of the Saleyards Redevelopment Information session held by the Southern Downs Regional Council. Click to check the original article.
Govie and study was a 'no brainer' for aspiring teacher
She was interested in teaching, so governessing was a “no brainer” for Cassandra Kath. Click to check the original article.
Attention to detail the key at Alexander Downs
“All those little things, if you’re on top of them it makes a difference.” Click to check the original article.
AGM questions focus on reduction in MLA levy reserves
The MLA Board takes questions at its AGM in Bendigo today. THE reasons for substantial reductions in levy reserves held by MLA over the past three years and queries as to whether some MLA executive staff are becoming involved in policy or advocacy matters were among questions put to the MLA annual general meeting by […]