Want to make your own power but don’t want solar panels on the roof? There’s an answer at Mullybrook Mill in Devon, a house with plenty of history, machinery and potential to become a restoration project that could lead to self-sufficiency. Nestling amid the rolling Devon countryside, near Burrington, is this former water-powered flour mill […]
Volatility can provide opportunities Click to check the original article.
Country Life’s kitchen garden cook Melanie Johnson shares a sensational recipe which makes the most of the cherry tomatoes now in season. ‘Cherry tomatoes are genetically related to wild currant tomatoes, which explains their delightful sweetness,’ says Melanie Johnson. They can be deployed in the simplest of manners, particularly with pasta. Add cherry tomatoes, a […]
Kelly is the National Digital Editor for ACM Agri, covering Queensland Country Life, The Land, Farmonline, Stock Journal, Stock & Land, Farm Weekly and the North Queensland Register. Kelly is the National Digital Editor for ACM Agri, covering Queensland Country Life, The Land, Farmonline, Stock Journal, Stock & Land, Farm Weekly and the North Queensland […]
Piallaway’s small country hall with big pastoral connections celebrates 100 years. Click to check the original article.
Upgrading and building renewable energy infrastructure in NSW is crucial. Click to check the original article.
Cairns Show stud beef competition results Click to check the original article.
Police are investigating the theft of five miniature goats stolen from a rural property at Bobin, north west of Taree. Click to check the original article.
The FutureBeef program has been renewed for four years, ensuring the northern Australian beef industry continues to get the support it needs to deliver high-quality, sustainably produced products to consumers around the world. The $3.66 million program is a partnership between the Queensland, Northern Territory and Western Australian governments, Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) and […]
BEEF enterprises growing-out young stock continue to provide the best returns under New South Wales conditions, a long-running gross margins calculation carried out again in April this year has shown. Todd Andrew speaking at at earlier Wagyu conference NSWDPI Beef Development officer Todd Andrews in April carried out gross margin calculations on five different cattle […]
Precision Pasutres’ Hamish Webb explains some of the ins and outs of soil carbon farming. Photo: Mike Terry WHEN Hamish and Jess Webb purchased Myanbah on the Northern Tablelands of New South Wales, the property was in the middle of the 2019 drought, suffering a series of nutrient deficiencies and stocking rates were low. It […]
Hugh Dawson asks a question the ICMJ Rockhampton event earlier this year. MY predisposition is to jump at anything that sounds like an opportunity, but when I first heard of ‘meat judging’ I had to stop and think… Like most producers, my experience was isolated to production systems and my knowledge of the post-farm-gate supply […]