No breakfast, no keg beer and no workers
No breakfast, no keg beer and no workers Click to check the original article.
Trials, tribulations and talent for a Colac competitor and her Kelpie stud
Bree Cudmore has helped even the playing field for women in yard dog trials. Click to check the original article.
Glenn Landsberg’s land rehydration work mitigating against drought | Queensland Country Life
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 […]
Curious Questions: Did English ladies really have a secret ‘language of fans’?
Did ladies’ fans in 18th and 19th century England carry hidden meanings? Many at the time certainly seemed to think so, and Martin Fone delves in to the history books and discovers that ‘so shall each passion by the fan be seen, from noisie anger to the sullen spleen.’ Fan making in Britain, according to […]
Arra-dale, Sandown genetics tops at $3100
The sale compared favourably to last year’s results. Click to check the original article.
Online listings drop 10pc, as young cattle prices continue to deteriorate
From Camooweal, northwest QLD, this line of 150 Droughtmaster steers 6-12 months averaging 227kg returned $640/head or 282c/kg, and will travel to a buyer in Rolleston, Central QLD. LISTINGS slipped ten percent on AuctionsPlus this week, but the smaller offering did not stop further declines in value in most young cattle categories. Vendors listed 8788 […]
Katy Gallagher, Jim Chalmers to report $22 billion budget surplus | The Land
“By banking most of the revenue upgrade when inflation was at its peak, our budget strategy has been exactly right for the times and suited to the challenges we confront,” the Treasurer said. “It’s taken pressure off inflation, interest rates and the cost of living.” Click to check the original article.
The gardens of High Moss, Cumbria: A delight in the Lake District
Non Morris visits the gardens of High Moss, the home of Mr Peter Hughes QC and his wife, Christine, in Portinscale, Cumbria, and finds much-loved, historically fascinating garden which has been imaginatively brought back to life. High Moss, an imposing white block of a house with a distinctive double gabled roof, looms splendidly at the […]
Thyme hotel review: All in good Thyme in the Cotswolds
This Cotswolds idyll – which encompasses a series of cottages, manor houses and barns in the village of Southrop – is a true epicurean haven of tranquillity that’s guaranteed to be unlike any other hotel you’ve stayed at, says Paula Lester. When is a hotel not a hotel? Answer: when a family-run establishment begins life […]
An insight into the other side of the red meat industry
Ever wonder what happens inside an abattoir? An insider gives us a peek. Click to check the original article.
Chris smoking it in Barcoo Beef Challenge
He’s best known for his full-flavoured smoke and grill menu but Chinchilla’s Chris Bate was busy checking out the feedlot pens during the Barcoo Beef Challenge open day at Rodgers Creek near Warwick on Friday. Click to check the original article.
Owners halt commercial barra fishing over eco concerns
Traditional owners have cancelled commercial fishing operations over wildlife concerns. Click to check the original article.