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Talbalba’s 2022 bull sale reaches $91,000 high

Talbalba Herefords on the Darling Downs kicked sale-ring goals in the spring sale season, achieving a top of $91,000 at its sixth annual on-property...

Next generation of student cheese makers crowned

Bowenville State School was last month crowned cheese-making champions at the Brisbane Showgrounds in the Ekka’s Student-Made Cheese competition. The grade one to six students...

Farmland prices still hot

The boom in farmland prices across Australia is accelerating into uncharted territory. Prices paid this year have risen 25 per cent, says agribusiness banking specialist...

Looking to the future

Nestled in scrub land 40 kilometres south of Biloela in Lawgi Dawes, Helen and Paul Lovell sit on their back deck with a hot...

Summit pulls together the brightest minds for the challenges ahead

The future of energy supply in Australia is a complex and challenging issue but one the Surat Basin energy summit tackled in Dalby recently. The...

Micro(needle) solution for major biosecurity issue

An innovative project exploring a quick and cost-effective way to combat plant disease has received funding from the federal Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and...

Student ag-knowledge level highlights need for national framework

A new study by CQUniversity has identified a lack of agricultural knowledge among Australian school students, highlighting a need for more adequate agricultural education...

Agronomist bridging the gap

Queensland agronomist Tessa Dimond will gain a global perspective on how Maximum Residue Limits (MRLs) affect Australian grain prices and access to international markets. Through...

Past experiences to improve future safety

Following a series of rolling weather-related disasters in the first half of 2022 - and forecasts of yet another La Nina pattern to impact...

Mungbeans in high demand

An insatiable appetite for Australian mungbeans continues unabated throughout the world as the local summer legume’s clean, green reputation and traceability is unrivaled. Anywhere. So...

Record-breaking month

The Santa Gertrudis breed has celebrated record-breaking bulls four times in three weeks. On Wednesday, Yarrawonga S316 (P) sold for $250,000 to NIOA Pastoral Company,...

It’s more than a game

Some professional cliches about rugby union are actually meaningful and true when applied to country clubs. “It’s more than a game”, for example. Oh, it...

Hearty party for a cause

A record-breaking 388 guests raised a record-breaking $52,332 at the Darling Downs Young Ag Professionals’ (DDYAP) Gowns on the Downs Ball on 7 February. Held...

Recipe for success

Farmers’ angel