A baby boy born weighing less than a tub of butter and born 13 weeks early will spend Father’s Day in hospital in the arms of a proud Roma father-of-four – who says his youngest son is an “absolute blessing”. Click to check the original article.
Like ACM does, please continue to celebrate these amazing women of the Showgirl movement. Click to check the original article.
A new wave of regional custodians are transforming bush churches. Click to check the original article.
Mike Pearson talks with Matt Jungmann at the Farm Progress Show. Matt shares highlights from the show this year to include beautiful weather, great field demonstrations, autonomy and more. Connor Bridgman, Advance Trading, joins Mike to discuss the markets. Connor dives deeper into exports, port challenges and more. This week in Colby Ag Tech, Chad […]
Absinthe is almost unique among alcoholic spirits for having been outlawed in even some of the world’s most liberal countries — but how did that happen? Martin Fone traces back the story to find the tales of debauchery, hallucination and even murder that once gave the drink its bad name — and looks at how it’s returned […]
Shearing shed safety review to be featured in action-packed field days agenda. Click to check the original article.
Some of the latest agricultural research and development will be shown at the FarmLink Research open day at the Temora Agricultural Innovation Centre Click to check the original article.
From elusive angelsharks to chunky, sprinting shortfin makos and glow-in-the-dark velvet belly lanterns, award-winning marine biologist Helen Scales gets up close and personal with the sharks that swim in British waters. The words baby shark may have you humming a maddeningly catchy tune for the rest of the day, but they transport me to a […]
The bull was a son of High Country Freeland and out of Scrubby Mountain Lucy. Click to check the original article.
Mozzarella-making classes, ploughmen’s picnics, chocolate escape rooms and a street paws festival are sure to entice to visitors to the Hunter Valley this long weekend. Click to check the original article.
From St George, QLD these two lines totalling 178 Angus x Santa steers 6-9 months averaging 246kg returned $810/head or 330c/kg on Friday. A further 102 of their lighter brothers averaging 197kg made 347c or $690/head, while 58 backgrounder type sisters averaging 180kg made 239c or $430. WHILE there was some improvement in clearance rates, […]
Great Southern produce set to be on the menu at Bangkok restaurant. Click to check the original article.