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Judith Maizey

Adam Booker at Hedlow Station with the Cessna 208. Picture: Judith Maizey

From flying around the world ferrying planes to flying for the NT police and the RFDS, Adam Booker is now based at Hedlow Station flying between cattle properties.

Pilot license: Adam's ticket to the world

Kelly Mason

Producer and Canegrowers Burdekin director Charlie Papale, with students from St Colemans School, one of the 14 schools participating in the competition. Picture: Canegrowers, Burdekin 

The school kids will grow the sugarcane over the next 12 months.

From little things sweet things grow

Ben Harden

Clermont commercial Brahman female show sale champion pen, with buyer Andrew Olive, Raglan Brahmans, Raglan and vendor Neil Harling, Carawah Stud, Gindie, at Friday's sale. Picture: Ben Harden 

Pure bred Brahmans of good quality made better than their current market value at Friday's inaugural Clermont Commercial Brahman Female show sale.

Carawah stud wins champion pen at inaugural Clermont commercial Brahman female show sale

Mark Phelps

Very handy central western Queensland country has made $814/acre at a Ray White Rural auction. Picture supplied

A "very handy" central western Queensland property has made $814/acre a at Ray White Rural auction.

'Very handy' central western country makes $814/acre

Alison Paterson

Dr Alison McCarthy with a remote robot scout or unmanned aerial vehicle at the QDAF research station at Gatton Dr McCarthy is adjusting the infield machine vision system to detect presence of FAW parasitoids during a test in a glasshouse. Picture: Supplied

Remote automated scout monitoring allows FAW detection in crops.

Remote scout monitoring gives growers automated FAW ID for fast response

A highly developed, extremely well watered scrub soil property featuring productive improved pastures has sold for $48.25 million. Picture supplied

A highly developed, extremely well watered scrub soil property featuring productive improved pastures has sold for $48.25 million.

Blue ribbon rural property in demand with $48.25 million sale

Sullivan Livestock agent Ethan Carter with Riversleigh Pastoral representatives Wayne Barry and Nigel Reinikka with the overall champion pen of weaners at the Gympie sale on Thursday. Picture: Kelly Mason 

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Weaners went to all areas of the state, including the north west and western areas like Charleville while others stayed in local areas.

Droughtmasters take top title at Gympie weaner sale

Lawson Storey with his uncle, David Storey, amongst the family's summer sorghum crop at Dalby Downs, near Capella. Picture: Ben Harden 

Winter planting gets underway across central Queensland, with growers set to wrap up summer cropping in the coming weeks.

Sorghum finishes strong for Storey family as winter plant kicks off

Edward Cummings, the Sydney based trainer of Archer race favourite, Strait Acer. Picture: Bradley Photographers

Sydney trainer Edward Cummings, the grandson of the legendary trainer Bart Cummings, has one of his top horses, Strait Acer, in the Archer.

Rocky Amateurs' Archer race field locked and loaded

DAF principal research scientist Dr Richard Sequeira was one of a number of experts who spoke about tools growers could use in the fight to manage fall armyowrm. Picture: Alison Paterson

Ag experts and scientists met to discuss FAW solutions

Moth scent a cost-effective tool for growers in battle with fall army worm

Kelly Butterworth

Stacey Pownall and Sydney Dennis from St Lawrence.

The 12-and-under junior paraders had 15 entries, and all did very well.

Megan Hansen from Kalapa with Lis Bull from Rockhampton State High School and Sarah Bull from Mt Morgan. 

Andrew Kime with grandson Cody Kime, Alton Downs. 

Charley Lalor, 11, with Splash the pony. 

Winner of the ridden riding pony Evie Blissett, nine, Gold Coast with pony Silkwood Trueblue. 

Emerald Ag College instructor Bill Angus with the Robinson family (L-R) Kymberly, Tamara, Rebekah, Jenny and Suzannah. Between them, the Robinson ladies had 123 entries in the show, with 43 first places, 18 second places and 16 thirds.

David and Colleen Rees from Rockhampton with cousins Parker Childs, Theodore, and Kaytlin Chlids, Dingo. 

Edward, Annette and Tracy Broomhall, and Shayla Matthews from Alton Downs. 

Some faces from Rockhampton show, day two

Rockhampton show | Photos

It's people's day at the Rockhampton show, and plenty of locals have headed down to show their support.

Some faces from Rockhampton show, day two

Kelly Butterworth

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