Harvesters begin to roll off in Queensland
The Queensland grain harvest will wrap up in the next couple of weeks leaving producers with a mixed bag of results. Click to check the original article.
The Queensland grain harvest will wrap up in the next couple of weeks leaving producers with a mixed bag of results. Click to check the original article.
Mr Knuth’s grey Prado, complete with political signage, was stolen in the early hours of Monday morning outside a hotel in Atherton, and was reported being driven erratically across the Tablelands region until it was stopped on Wednesday morning on Pine Creek/Yarrabah Road. Click to check the original article.
A large crowd headed to the Coonamble Cup on Sunday. Click to check the original article.
With the $2400 top-priced JimJan Texel sire were buyer Ellen Walker (left), Warranine Park, Brookton, holding daughter Matilda de Gruchy 2, partner Andrew de Gruchy, and their daughters Piper, 7, and Zoe, 4, and JimJan Texel studs Kristy Glover and daughters Ella Robinson, 10, and Josie Robinson, 8, holding the ram and Elders auctioneer Graeme […]
“Council unanimously endorsed the lease of the former Spanish Club to the Mount Isa Dirt Bike Club. With a robust business plan and a clear strategy to grow and enhance the club, we are confident the new facilities will enable the club to continue to offer safe and supported motorsport to the region,” Cr Slade […]
“This includes Sunwater delivering the Lower Burdekin Rising Groundwater Mitigation Project, to investigate and pilot off-farm actions to mitigate rising groundwater in the region. The four-year, $25 million project will utilise a range of preventative measures and intervention techniques to counter the threat of rising groundwater levels and high water salinity,” he said. Click to […]
“They haven’t made any noises about coming back or walking away from it, so we aren’t sure where it’s all at.” Click to check the original article.
A very good run of heavy steers and full mouth bullocks came to hand this week Click to check the original article.
Light weight yearling steers returning to the paddock made to 270c to average 235c with poor quality lines at 150c/kg. Yearling steers to feed for the domestic market average 220c and made to 230c/kg. Heavy weight yearling steers to feed averaged 219c and made to 234c/kg. Click to check the original article.
The yarding was drawn from Kowanyama, Aurukun, Mt Garnet, Einasleigh and local and coastal areas. Click to check the original article.
“This includes Sunwater delivering the Lower Burdekin Rising Groundwater Mitigation Project, to investigate and pilot off-farm actions to mitigate rising groundwater in the region. The four-year, $25 million project will utilise a range of preventative measures and intervention techniques to counter the threat of rising groundwater levels and high water salinity,” he said. Click to […]
Deliberately drenching sheep with worms has brought some promising results for a Victorian producer. Matt Kelly, Low Footprint Lamb, Croxton East, introduced chemical-naive worms to his maternal shedding composites Nudie breeding operation. Over the span of three years he has been able to change chemical resistance from an original worm population to chemical naive worms, […]