Highly developed NSW Northern Tablelands properties Carinya and Windaroo present as a potential 1283 hectare aggregation. Click to check the original article.

Last Thursday’s Emerald prime and store sale saw one of the largest cow and calf offerings sold at the saleyards in recent times. Click to check the original article.

Coles’ general manager for meat, deli and seafood, Martin Smithson, said commencing with Sunpork at Swickers is great news for Queensland customers as well as farmers across the state, and will see a significant investment in the Queensland pork industry in the first year of operations. Click to check the original article.

After a long time on the market, the 259,000 hectare Broadmere Station in the NT has been sold by the estate of former cattle king Peter Sherwin. Click to check the original article.

Traditional confidence in the Merino industry ensures family stability Click to check the original article.

The first cross cattle was similar to the previous sale at Boyanup. Click to check the original article.

He will appear in the Cleveland Magistrates Court this morning. Click to check the original article.

The sisters clean the eggs by hand, they are inspected for cracks, put into a grader for sizing and packed into cartons. They have their own printed labels and a Two Little Chicks stamp which meets a legal requirement and offers an extra chance for branding. The vibrant blue of the cartons helps them stand […]

Residents in Breakaway, Lake Moondarra, and Gunpowder still have Advice fire warnings in place, and residents in those areas are urged to continue monitoring the situation. Click to check the original article.

Journalist Samantha Campbell talks about the bureaucracy of fires starting on the highway and burning onto neighbouring properties. Click to check the original article.

“We would only enter a free trade agreement with the EU if it was in Australia’s national interest, and in particular, if it offered new, commercially meaningful access to the European market for Australian agriculture, and that hasn’t happened,” he said. Click to check the original article.

“We would only enter a free trade agreement with the EU if it was in Australia’s national interest, and in particular, if it offered new, commercially meaningful access to the European market for Australian agriculture, and that hasn’t happened,” he said. Click to check the original article.