“But at a people-to-people and business-to-business level, the relationships are still incredibly strong and there’s still a great desire from Chinese buyers and consumers for outstanding quality South Australian product, whether its lamb and beef, rock lobster, or wine from this fantastic clean, green and pristine environment we have.” Click to check the original article.
“But at a people-to-people and business-to-business level, the relationships are still incredibly strong and there’s still a great desire from Chinese buyers and consumers for outstanding quality South Australian product, whether its lamb and beef, rock lobster, or wine from this fantastic clean, green and pristine environment we have.” Click to check the original article.
Sally Gall Senior journalist – Queensland Country Life/North Queensland Register Based at Blackall, CW Qld, where I’ve raised a family, run Merino sheep and beef cattle, and helped develop a region – its history, tourism, education and communications. Based at Blackall, CW Qld, where I’ve raised a family, run Merino sheep and beef cattle, and […]
Michelle Fairall, 24, Harden, will represent NSW in the competition, taking on other promising judges: Kate-Elizabeth Worth, Queensland; Cody Jones, South Australia; Zarah Squiers, Western Australia; Thomas Holt, Victoria, and Mitchell Green, Tasmania. Click to check the original article.
Sitting just outside one of the finest villages in the Cotswolds, The Court is a joy to behold. The use of the word ‘court’ to describe a country house doesn’t mean that it once hosted legal proceedings — or at least, not always. The phrase apparently came into use in the 16th century, and was […]
Part 1 Mike Pearson kicks off the show with a conversation with Ted McKinney, CEO, National Association State Departments of Agriculture about the focus on issues important to states. Next, Mike introduces the In the Cab with Pioneer segment to check in on harvest progress. Mike then talks with Craig Turner, author of Turner’s Take […]
The near-ubiquitous Leyland Cypress — or leylandii — is an evergreen with an extraordinary back story. Martin Fone explains. There are almost as many of them in the UK as people, around 55 million at the last count and that was in 2011. For many they are the least loved of our common or garden trees, […]
Exhibitors: 15 Entries: 97 (35 August shorn, 38 autumn shorn, 24 unhoused/unrugged) Judges: Jarrod King, Warralea stud, Gairdner; Angus Halliday, Callowie stud, Bordertown, South Australia; Tom Lilburne, Poll Boonoke stud, Conargo, New South Wales; associate judges Tom Bolt, Corrigin and Darcy King, Darkan. Supreme: Belmont Park stud, Wagin August shorn (Full Wools) Grand champion Merino […]
Inside the Rockhampton wedding of Ben and Jade Kenny. Click to check the original article.
FEEDER cattle and feed grain prices are usually inversely related, meaning when one increases, the other decreases and vice-versa. There are two main reasons for this. Firstly, both these commodities react differently to weather conditions, MLA analyst Tim Jackson said. In a drought, grain is scarce due to poor harvest yields, whereas cattle turnoff increases […]
Collingwood win AFL thriller to claim 16th AFL flag Click to check the original article.
This wheat crop at Allora on the Darling Downs is a few weeks away from harvest and is on target to achieve average yields. PRICES for wheat and barley have dropped by up to $15 per tonne on the forecast for 10-25mm for much of south-eastern Australia’s grainbelt next week. The fall would be enough […]