Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
Search

Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
HomeNewsYarrabee Boer Goat and Dorper sale cancelled
News

Yarrabee Boer Goat and Dorper sale cancelled

Yarrabee Boer goats. (Supplied)

Due to recent weather events, the Yarrabee Boer Goat and Dorper stud sale at Goombungee Showgrounds on Friday, 4 April has been cancelled.

If keen to buy goats or dorpers please call Helen at Yarrabee on 0488 969 596.

Previous article
Just a farmer
Next article
Rural Aid delivers urgent lifeline to Queensland farmers amid devastating floods
Digital Edition
Subscribe

Get an all ACCESS PASS to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription

Growing millet crops

Millet crops sometimes get a bit forgotten when farmers make their summer planting decisions. So, I wanted to remind folks of how handy and...

EU Omnibus Changes: How CSRD and CSDDD Impact Supply Chain Due...

Durable and sustainable

Cashing in on craze

Summer crop mixed bag

More News

Durable and sustainable

Australian Concrete Posts (ACP) stands as the nation’s largest manufacturer of prestressed concrete posts, renowned for their exceptional durability and quality. With a purpose-built...

Cashing in on craze

Five and a half hectares of ponds stand between North Queensland aquaculture producer Nathan Cleasby and his goal of building the largest redclaw crayfish...

Summer crop mixed bag

Summer crop conditions across southern and central Queensland are proving to be a mixed bag, with early-planted sorghum delivering strong yields while later crops...

Building a stronger workforce

New research is set to improve understanding of the factors driving agricultural labour and skills shortages across five of Australia’s key food and fibre...

Record intake cottons on

Strong demand for the 2026 Australian Future Cotton Leaders Program (AFCLP) has delivered the largest intake in the program’s history, following a record number...

Rural Australians urged to make health a priority in 2026

As Australians settle into the new year, rural and remote communities are being encouraged to pause, reflect and make their health a priority by...

A decade of movement and mateship: How Ginny Stevens turned a simple idea into a rural wellbeing movement

Ten years ago, in the tiny Riverina community of Mangoplah in NSW, former Tasmanian country kid and agribusiness professional Ginny Stevens rolled out a...

$51m for land protection projects

Restoring and protecting Queensland’s natural landscapes will be a focus for several projects this year. The Queensland Government announced its support for 10 new...

Duaringa family a finalist

Central Queensland's Andrew and Claire Mactaggart have been named a finalist in the Beef Farmer of the Year category at The Weekly Times Coles...

Game changer in fencing

Starting in 1867, leading manufacturer, Munro Engineers has moved from tobacco presses, chaff cutters and conveyors into PostDrivers and WireWinders. Munro first launched their revolutionary...

© 2026 South Burnett Today Pty Ltd. All rights reserved.