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Investigation into DAFF cattle deaths

THE death of 46 heifers at the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry's Swans Lagoon property near Ayr earlier this month is being independently investigated.
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Green groups bulldoze tree clearing debate

FARMERS across Queensland are in a state of breathless anticipation to rev up their bulldozers and begin large scale land clearing. Watch WWF's outrageous attack on Queensland farm...
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Kitchen winners enjoy beef, beer

Kitchen winners enjoy beef, beer
SELF-confessed beef lover Dan Mulheron and his wife Steph are heading to Queensland Country Life's u...
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ALFA Lotfeeding - May 2013

ALFA Lotfeeding - May 2013
LOOK out for ALFA Lotfeeding journal on your tablet or mobile phone with the ALFA Lotfeeding Journ...

Win a Casterton Kelpie

Win a Casterton Kelpie
YOU could win a Casterton Kelpie - the prize pup “Go Getta Law” is valued up to $3000. To enter, rea...

Win a share in $25,000 worth of Datamars products

Win a share in $25,000 worth of Datamars products

Best of the Bush Photo Competition

Best of the Bush Photo Competition
TO celebrate our Best of the Bush initiative in 2013, Queensland Country Life is excited to launch i...

Landcare In Focus

Landcare In Focus

News from the CSIRO

News from the CSIRO

Horse Deals May issue out now

Horse Deals May issue out now
Horses for sale plus hours of great reading.
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Talwood back on track

15 Oct 12   Talwood Race Club President Michael Pegler and his wife Penny enjoy the racing festivities.

Show All Rural Ball

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Show All Rural Ball hosted by ASC Youth Group at Wagga Wagga on May 18, 2013

Strong sale at Boyanup

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An increased number of potential buyers attended the Elders store cattle sale at Boyanup last Friday

2013 Burdekin Grower Race Day

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Photos by Matt Sherrington: NQ Register

50 years of cotton

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IN THE early 1960s the papers were breathlessly calling cotton “white gold”.

Daft Punk at Wee Waa

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Daft Punk were the biggest thing ever to hit the Wee Waa Show

SPC Ardmona rally

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SPC Ardmona workers rallied demanding support for Australia's last local fruit processors.
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Cropping

Getting sowing dates right

THE ISSUE of optimum sowing dates is something that is intensely scrutinised among the farming sector.
THE ISSUE of optimum sowing dates is something that is intensely scrutinised among the farming sector.

Pulses welcome southern rain

PULSE producers will welcome the rain across Victoria and South Australia, not only as a chance to get the 2013 planting season into full swing, but also to lessen the risk of plantback issues.
PULSE producers will welcome the rain across Victoria and South Australia, not only as a chance to get the...
The Land

How Australia cottoned on

VIDEO: IN THE early 1960s the papers were breathlessly calling cotton “white gold”, but there really was an element of goldrush in the building of the cotton industry.
VIDEO: IN THE early 1960s the papers were breathlessly calling cotton “white gold”, but there really was...light grey video

Machinery

Feeling chipper for winter

PARKLANDS have released a new wood chipper just in time for the colder months.
PARKLANDS have released a new wood chipper just in time for the colder months.

Agco merges with GSI

AGCO Australia has merged with the GSI Group - a global supplier of grain storage, material handling, conditioning and drying solutions.

Wool

Wool's 30c bounce

THE Eastern Market Indicator (EMI) has jumped 30 cents this week, pushing above 1000c a kilogram for the first time in four weeks.
THE Eastern Market Indicator (EMI) has jumped 30 cents this week, pushing above 1000c a kilogram for the...

Wool's upward trend

THE wool market kicked 26 cents a kilogram last week and industry experts are tipping this upward trend could continue.
THE wool market kicked 26 cents a kilogram last week and industry experts are tipping this upward trend...

Livestock

Longreach, Blackall cattle sales cancelled

A LACK of numbers and a prediction of rain for south west parts has caused the cancellation of Longreach and Blackall cattle sales this week, the third week in a row that the yards at Longreach have been quiet.
A LACK of numbers and a prediction of rain for south west parts has caused the cancellation of Longreach...
Stock & Land

Rain gives confidence at Wodonga

STEERS sold to a top of $672 at the Wodonga store sale last Thursday where about 2000 cattle were yarded.
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Buyers market at Wangaratta

STEERS sold to $630 at the Wangaratta store sale on Friday last week where about 800 cattle were yarded.
STEERS sold to $630 at the Wangaratta store sale on Friday last week where about 800 cattle were yarded.

Agribusiness

AACo sells Central Highland property

THE Australian Agricultural Company has sold a 19,404ha (48,000 acre) portion of its Goonoo aggregation at Comet on the Central Highlands.

CPC loss 'due to live ex ban'

AUSTRALIA'S largest live cattle exporter, Consolidated Pastoral, has taken a $34 million hit on the value of its property portfolio.
AUSTRALIA'S largest live cattle exporter, Consolidated Pastoral, has taken a $34 million hit on the value...

Horticulture

Stock Journal

State fruit fly threat grows

INDUSTRY will have to pay for increased roadblocks entering South Australia in response to a heightened risk of fruit fly infestation, according to Agriculture Minister Gail Gago.
INDUSTRY will have to pay for increased roadblocks entering South Australia in response to a heightened...

Pollination services drive carrot seed production

SOME horticultural producers may see paying for pollination services as a necessary cost, but for one Australian seed company it has made them a world leader in carrot seed production.
SOME horticultural producers may see paying for pollination services as a necessary cost, but for one...
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