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Curious Questions: What is a garden hermit?

Martin Fone takes a look at the curious history of the hermits who spent years living happily in the grounds of country houses, perhaps the ultimate garden folly. A garden gnome might well add a touch of whimsy to a corner of a modern garden but their origins are rooted in a darker and curious […]

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West Lavington Manor: The gardens four centuries in the making

Originally laid out in the 1630s, the garden at West Lavington Manor in Wiltshire is today
the home of Mr and Mrs Andrew Doman. And in its latest iteration, says Charles Quest-Ritson, has found a perfect balance between planting and design. Photographs by Jason Ingram. There has been a garden at West Lavington Manor in Wiltshire […]

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Young steer and heifer prices struggle in an oversupplied market

Among larger lines offered this week, these 128 Angus feeder steers in store condition 387kg at 14-20 months from Longreach, western Qld made 270c/kg or $1045.   AUCTIONSPLUS commercial cattle listings this week were stable at 9712 head, while clearance slipped 6 percentage points to 40pc. Heifers mostly lost the gains of last week except […]

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Composting feedlot manure project | The Land

The secret to the success has been an investment of about $2 million in machinery, including a compost row turner worth around $800,000, a rotating screen that produces manure waste at about 14 millimetres in size and a Volvo loader with a 4.5 cubic metre bucket. Click to check the original article.

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