Tag: News
The battle for cattle sale
The Kubota Weaner and Feeder Sale was a huge success as four champion pens were knocked out by three vendors in the Battle of...
Qld wins on last ride
Team Queensland’s (QLD) epic last ride sealed their fate for the PBR Australian Monster Energy Origin Series (AMEOS), dragging them across the finish line...
Cultivating connections to grow agribusiness
When it comes to growing Australia’s agricultural sector in an increasingly digitalised world, connectivity is key.
Our farmers are on track to have their most...
Macaulie bucked his way to the top
It was bucking mayhem at the Great Western Hotel on 19 and 20 May at the PBR Monster Energy Tour Rockhampton Invitational as the...
Spring seedstock sales to stay strong
A pricing correction in the commercial cattle market will have “some relevance” to the spring seedstock selling season, according to Elders stud stock specialist...
Cotton rallies
Picking is progressing in southern Queensland cotton growing regions with positive signs flood and farm damage late last year may have caused less devastation...
Truro is back with a bang
It’s fair to say that Truro Whiteface has re-entered the showring in 2023 with a big bang after an extended break.
And, the star of...
AgForce calls for urgent step change in ag education
AgForce is calling for an urgent “step change“ in ag education, following the controversial sale of Longreach Pastoral College.
As industry and rural communities wait...
Horse riding lessons are changing lives at Splendacrest
Overlooking the Lockyer Valley in Preston, Splendacrest Stables is changing lives - both young and old.
Jay Randle owns and operates the horse riding school,...
Made to measure: ARC project to customise weather index insurance
Come rain or shine, Australia’s producers are always hard at work, cultivating and harvesting products to support the country’s domestic markets.
But, with climate change...
Historic win! Pump-Kings pipped by pupils
Students from Downlands College in Toowoomba have become the new kings and queens of the veggie patch.
Their 202-kilogram pumpkin won the Royal Queensland...
Local jobs created through sustainable fisherman’s modern upgrades
A small family-owned Kurrimine Beach business has doubled the supply of its fresh reef fish and bait to some of Australia’s finest restaurants and...
Buffel or bust
Incredulous and furious Queensland pastoralists have united to oppose a big push to list buffel as a weed.
Beef producers covet the controversial yet critical...
