Top MSA producers announced
Some of the tastiest beef from Queensland has been recognised in the 2023 Meat Standards Australia (MSA) Excellence in Eating Quality awards.
The Meat &...
New date locked in for NIOA RL Pastoral Sale
Organisers of the NIOA RL Pastoral sale have confirmed a new date for its annual Santa Gertrudis auction on Queensland’s Southern Downs.
Sale manager Rob...
Cotton industry leader to lead CottonInfo into 2024 and beyond
After an extensive recruitment process, Dr Janelle Montgomery has been named the new program lead for the Australian cotton industry’s extension program, CottonInfo.
An...
Carry data, keep calm
In light of an official El Nino weather forecast, producers are preparing for the possibility of an extended dry period and considering its effects...
Prepare for future droughts
Prolonged dry conditions across Queensland are prompting primary producers to begin drought preparedness activities to sustain their business through the next drought.
The Queensland Rural...
Necessity underpinned creation
The popular proverb: “Necessity is the mother of invention” succinctly sums up the inception of Offsider Agricultural Equipment in 2017.
When Andrea Brosnan inherited a...
All rural steel supplies
Deals done on a firm handshake, first-class customer service and competitive prices have underpinned the success of Rural Steel Supplies (RSS) since 2010.
For 45...
Embers fires up flavour
In a reversal of the over-used (and often under-delivered) adage paddock to plate - three extraordinary hatted chefs have followed their love of local...
Toasting two milestones
A Charleville-born and bred Kylee Tindale-Smith was welcomed into The Lighting the Way Ambassador Program by the Royal Flying Doctor Service at its 80-year...
Fields of charity gold
A sunflower festival in the Scenic Rim that attracts more than 12,000 people to its golden fields has a goal to raise $100,000 for...
Commercial vendor tops sale
First-time vendors for Brangus Australia, Jason and Maria Lloyd, Beeblee Brangus, topped the National Brangus commercial female sale at CQLX Gracemere on Sunday 8...
Livin’ the dream in Theodore
On a former DPI research station called “Brigalow” near Theodore, Dane Kelsey and Tyler Agius are “livin’ the dream“.
Since they met in 2018, aged...
Planting starts, hopes up
The 2025/26 cotton season is progressing in parts of Queensland, with crops emerging in warmer climates, while growers in southern regions await hotter weather.
While...
