How Jasmine Stewart's dream mustering pic came true
Do you have a crackin’ mustering pic? Share it with The Land. Click to check the original article.
Farm Progress America, October 25, 2023
Mike Pearson tells us how soybean growers will have many more buyers in the years to come. It’s in part thanks to more processing centers being built across the country. The American soybean industry can handle soybeans in three ways: Storage: Dry soybeans, then keep them on the farm or in grain elevator for months […]
Halls bid farewell after final sale
Final sale described as the end of an area for the Monte Verde stud. Click to check the original article.
Demand for donkeys on the rise in fight against wild dogs
An unlikely hero is emerging as a way to protect stock from wild dogs. Click to check the original article.
Inaugural Carinya Garglen Brahman bull sale gains buyer interest from three states and territories | Queensland Country Life
Lachlan and Stephanie Kirk of Carinya L Stud, Hawkwood, sold two bulls to average $4000, Brad and Rachel Passfield of Garglen BR Stud, Moura, sold three bulls to average $23,666, Mitch and Sophie Kirk of Carinya J Stud, sold eight bulls to average $5750, and John Kirk of Carinya Stud, Gayndah, sold 28 bulls to […]
NFF workforce law campaign criticised in Senate Estimates
Minister for Agriculture Murray Watt criticised an NFF campaign and defended new workforce legislation. AUSTRALIA’S Agriculture Minister Murray Watt has criticised a National Farmers Federation campaign against proposed workforce law amendments in a Senate Estimates hearing this week. And chair of the Rural and Regional Affairs and Transport Legislation Committee, Labor Senator Glenn Sterle has […]
Four of Britain’s biggest Nature charities join the fight against ‘Greenwashing’
Four of the nation’s largest conservation charities have joined forces to encourage responsible private investment in Nature recovery and to combat ‘corporate greenwashing’. James Fisher reports. The Wildlife Trusts, the RSPB, the Woodland Trust and the National Trust have jointly published Nature Markets Principles, which they believe will combat a ‘lack of regulation’ for the […]
Steers to 262c/kg at Roma
A total of 2997 head of cattle were consigned at Roma’s store sale on Tuesday. Click to check the original article.
What tops the list for producers' priorities for 2024
The Land asked primary producers what was the priority for the next 12 months. Click to check the original article.
NT Landholders exhausted with bushfires burning for two months
Fires have been burning across large parts of the Northern Territory for the past two months. Photo: Nicole Hayes MILLIONS of hectares have been burnt across Northern Australia this year, with many fires still active in Queensland, the Northern Territory and Western Australia. Some fires have been burning for more than a month, stretching the […]
Dorper top price reached thrice for Dingle family
Stud owners Wayne and Karen Dingle topped at $1600 three times. Click to check the original article.
Shearers tackle big Merino fleece shorn at Central West property
A Merino ram in the Central West has produced a whopper of a fleece. Click to check the original article.