From cattle to coal. Once a specialist agriculture writer today its about community, in particular, the Upper Hunter. I have lived and worked in the region for more than 30 years. Land use issues and the future direction of our region. But you cannot take ag out of the picture – our food and how […]
The Charleville icon will be honoured at a race meet. Click to check the original article.
The 20-200602 sired twin-born ram recorded ASBVs in the top 10pc for weaning rate (WR) 0.3 and dual purpose plus index (DP+) 198.2, top 20pc post weaning weight (PWWT) 8.7 and yearling weight (YWT) 9.8 along with 7.9 adult weight (AWT), 0.3 yearling fat (YFAT), 1.6 yearling eye muscle depth (YEMD), 18.5 yearling clean fleece […]
Buyer confidence was up with 500 head yarded in Forbes. Click to check the original article.
Contrary to previous assumptions, irrigation storage dams on farms may be acting as sinks for greenhouse gases. Click to check the original article.
Just where is the agtech industry in Australia at? Find out more from the The first Findex and Australian Agritech Association National Sector Survey. Click to check the original article.
“Whilst we are experiencing some easing of conditions in the south east with certainly cooler weather and there has been spasmodic rain, we are hoping we can take the opportunity to work on the lines that are established across those larger fires into the coming days ahead of any potential increase in fire danger that […]
A smaller number were yarded at Yass on Friday but results were solid. Click to check the original article.
THERE have been some substantial declines in domestic supermarket grainfed cattle supply forward contracts in recent months, tracking the general deterioration of the cattle market. Forward contracts for Woolworths and Coles suppliers for December delivery are around 630-650c/kg, Beef Central has been told be people close to the trade. Contracts have not yet been […]
The Albanese government’s policy to phase-out live sheep exports by sea, coupled with processor backlogs that led to an oversupply of sheep, are factors that have been widely blamed for the uncertainty created in the sheep industry which has subsequently resulted in the dramatic drop in the price at market in WA, putting pressure on […]
THE National Farmers Federation has brought in its new leadership with a new campaign hoping to drum up support for its efforts to fight against “anti-agriculture” policies being put forward the Labor Government. Since being elected last year the Government has introduced a series of policies the NFF and other farm lobby groups have been […]
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