Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER

Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
Home News Page 25

News

Chair resigns after four years at Eco-Markets Australia

The inaugural chair of Eco-Markets Australia (EMA) Jo Sheppard has resigned after four years. Her successor is Wilfred Finn who has been a...

Major Arrow expansion

Arrow Energy has announced a major expansion of its 27-year Surat Gas Project (SGP) to an area north-east of Miles in Queensland’s Western Downs. Known...

The true Power of Red

With many Red Angus-cross cattle making the front row at the 2024 Ekka led steer and heifer competitions, now might be the time to...

40 years of family farming

For almost 40 years, the Eggerling family has cultivated a farming legacy near Longreach, weathering Queensland's challenging conditions and nurturing their sheep operation. In 2021,...

Thirty-one years of quality

Thirty-one years of outstanding Limousin genetics will be on display at Talana Limousins' annual bull sale at the Emerald Ag-Grow sale complex on Thursday,...

Incredible Mooroobie line-up

Reliability, longevity and quality. Those are the three words that Mooroobie Angus uses to describe their incredible lineup for their annual bull sale in...

‘Changing game’ for ag tech

Researchers from the University of Southern Queensland (UniSQ) are taking the idea of “try before you buy” straight to the bank to make it...

From one adventure to the next, Showgirl Emily on rise

From learning how to ride a horse as soon as she could walk to now holding the 2024 CQ Showgirl title, 19-year-old Emily Wickham...

Millie makes her mark

Millie Taylor-Rose, a 14-year-old from Amelia Park, Toowoomba won the Junior and Grand Champion Murray Grey female with Amelia Park Miss Rose. Millie's...

Pathfinder has elite draft

Pathfinder Angus is thrilled to announce its highly anticipated bull sale on Friday, 20 September at the Roma Saleyards. This year's event will showcase...

Breaking all the records

Rabobank’s Rabo Community Fund in partnership with the ‘edu-tainment’ brand ‘George the Farmer’ has donated a record number of book packs to educational institutions...

Cottoning on to our crops

The threat of disease destroying Australia’s $4.2 billion cotton industry has prompted expert groups to unify to protect crops and support a burgeoning export...

Building herds, backing clients

Accredited Speckle Park cattle and proven maternal lines on offer at Wattle Grove’s Triple Treat Sale this month. Wattle Grove Speckle Park will once again...