The five judges were Phillip Carlon, Queenlee Merino stud, Salisbury Plains, Warren Russell, Melrose, Nurrabiel, Vic, Patrick Millear, Stud Park South Merinos, Willaura, Vic, Brennan O’Keefe, Tootha, Walgett, and Tony Brooks, Collinsville, Hallett, SA. Click to check the original article.

Could your barley become the Dally Show Beer? Click to check the original article.

Glasser family of Glencoe Stockhorses, Pittsworth exhibit both Supreme Champion Led ASH and Champion Working ASH stallion at 2023 Brisbane Royal Show. Click to check the original article.

Queensland’s Water Minister Glenn Butcher has defended the tolerance threshold for Flinders River water tenders, saying that as with all allocation decisions, his department uses the best available science. Click to check the original article.

Plastics enter the animal and food chain from many sources and its use should be limited on-farm. Click to check the original article.

The offering of pre-weighed cattle from Monto and surrounding areas, which included at least 90 per cent pre-treated, was a buyer’s delight and attracted prices that agents described as fully firm or dearer than normal expectations. Click to check the original article.

Victoria was left out of the new Murray-Darling Basin Plan agreement because it refuses to back down from its opposition to water buybacks, insiders claim. Click to check the original article.

When is a public saleyard facility a burden to ratepayers? Click to check the original article.

A new format seasonal bushfire outlook has confirmed that Queensland is looking at locally intense bushfires that may be destructive across parts of the state, as vegetation becomes flammable during the spring months. Click to check the original article.

High quality oaten hay may support higher levels of animal production performance than other forages, a new study shows. Click to check the original article.