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Back from the brink

Gazing across the red dirt racecourse at the 2021 Roma Cup, Ross Tilley felt lucky to be alive let alone riding in the main...

Students stay close to home

Local students enrolled in any Australian university now have free access to a high-tech campus-like facility to complete their studies. Country Universities Centre (CUC) Maranoa...

Giant dam reminder

Farmers have gone to new heights in an attempt to be heard by the State Government about the future of Paradise Dam. A giant billboard...

Aussie farmers are ’simply nuts’ for peanuts

A power ballad about peanuts for the nation is set to be the latest craze as Australian farmers sing about how they are ’simply...

Record price for bull

A horned bull sold on 9 September at Andrew Bassingthwaighte’s Yarrawonga Santa Gertrudis stud at Wallumbilla has reset the breed’s bull record. Yarrawonga Katmandu R236,...

Katmandu reaches new heights

A horned bull sold on September 9 at Andrew Bassingthwaighte’s Yarrawonga Santa Gertrudis stud at Wallumbilla has reset the breed’s bull record. Yarrawonga Katmandu R236,...

Regional newspaper revival underway

A revival of independent newspapers that started a year ago in Queensland continues to go from strength to strength. Since NewsCorp announced the closure...

Regenerative ag generating corporate investment

Australian agricultural land has become one of the most attractive asset classes for corporate investors in Australia, with farm property sale prices booming alongside...

Big breakthrough in grain

Big grain size is what croppers seek to achieve higher yields, better grading, fewer screenings and enhanced milling efficiency. Well, in some good news, Queensland...

The way of the future

As an agricultural science graduate, it is little surprise Darling Downs grain grower Glenn Milne enthusiastically embraces cropping trials “as it is the only...

Cattle logistics boost

Cattle logistics in Queensland will welcome a fresh start on 1 January 2022 when Watco East West starts operating on the state’s central west...

Agricultural land hike

Australian agricultural land prices are set to continue to climb for at least the next five years – with the sharpest growth to 2023...

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Goombungee-Haden carcase competition

The Goombungee-Haden AH and P Society held its annual carcase competition in October for vendor-bred cattle only. The Hoof and Hook Competition calendar began on...

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