Queensland Country Life
Saturday, August 20
NT Burn Off delivers big boost to Rural Aid
Artist Charles 'Chick' Olsson, barrister Syd Williams, who paid $11,000 for the charity work NT Burn Off, art 'critique' David Connolly, Tipperary Station, and John Warlters from charity Rural Aid.
Mark Phelps • 1hr ago
Cows and weaners in demand at Laidley
Weaner steers sold for $1575 at Laidley.
2hrs ago
Raff Angus claims new stud record top price and average
Peter Lowe
Buyer Paul Kipling, auctioneer Mark Duthie, GDL Dalby, GDL stud stock manager Harvey Weyman-Jones and vendor Andrew Raff with the top selling bull. Picture: Peter Lowe
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Undie run strips Mundi Mundi Bash down to the bare essentials
Sally Gall
The Frillseekers, from Sydney and Queensland.
Graneta's top bull snapped up by returning Glenmorgan buyers
Billy Jupp
Vendor Jon Gaffney, Graneta Angus and Limousin stud and auctioneers Brendan Kelly, KellCo Rural and Cyril Close, TopX Roma, with the top-selling bull. Picture: Billy Jupp
Fairview Black Simmentals top at $26,000
Fairview Rembrandt R126 sold under a Helmsman sale for $26,000 to the Handley family. Picture Fairview Black Simmentals Facebook.
Helen Walker
Rodeo competition heats up
Amy Walker
2021 Australian champion Jarrod McKane in action at the 2021 NFR. Picture: Andrew Roberts
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Faces from the Cotton Industry Awards Night
Brandon Long
Brooke and Lucas Wuersching, Sharon and Craig Saunders, and Callum Toft, St George.
Top teams battle for grand final spot
Matt Hammond, Downs Rugby Limited
STAG MACHINERY CASEIH EMILEE CHERRY WOMEN'S 7S: Minor premiers Roma Echidnas White will play clubs ranked 2-5 in finals this Saturday at Goondiwindi. Picture: Rick Lingard Photography
Timing isn't everything when it comes to nitrogen, five year study finds
Goondiwindi farmer Paul McNulty in a wheat crop. He says how much nitrogen he applies determines crop response, not whether it's applied before rain.
Sandra Godwin
Negotiations continue on Southern Downs irrigation farm
Mark Phelps
Post-auction negotiations are continuing on the Southern Downs irrigation property Condamine Ponds after it was passed in at auction for $7.2 million.

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Negotiations continue on Southern Downs irrigation farm
Mark Phelps
Post-auction negotiations are continuing on the Southern Downs irrigation property Condamine Ponds after it was passed in at auction for $7.2 million.
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Beef
Lotto R147 tops Coolie for a stud record increase of $11,000
SALE TOPPER: $38,000 Coolie Lotto R147 with auctioneer Paul Dooley, Tamworth, Luke Scicluna, Davidson Cameron and Co, Gunnedah, and Coolies manager Jamie Edmonds. Photo: Kate Loudon
Kate Loudon
Push to line up trade ducks before lumpy skin gets here
Shan Goodwin
TOO VALUABLE: The push is on for a focus on trade deals so as in the event of a lumpy skin disease outbreak in Australia, exports - particularly live cattle - might continue.
Seedstock sizzles as producers rush to register calves
Shan Goodwin
SOARING: The heat is not expected to come out of bull buying at time soon, judging by the records being set in breed society animal registrations and memberships. PHOTO: Lucy Kinbacher
Top price and average records smashed at Benelkay
SALE TOPPER: The $50,000 Benelkay Renovator R014 with auctioneer Lincoln McKinlay, Elders stud stock, Inverell, and Benelkay's Andrew, Jules, and Georgie Orman, Goolhi. Photo: Kate Loudon
Kate Loudon
Pasture supplement research to reduce methane, boost profits
Silage ration leads to 2.2kg ADG on the Tablelands
Jayne Cuddihy
The Jonsson family has been thinking outside the box for years when it comes to high production values for their beef. Pictures: Supplied
Studstock
Raff Angus claims new stud record top price and average
Buyer Paul Kipling, auctioneer Mark Duthie, GDL Dalby, GDL stud stock manager Harvey Weyman-Jones and vendor Andrew Raff with the top selling bull. Picture: Peter Lowe
Peter Lowe
Graneta's top bull snapped up by returning Glenmorgan buyers
Billy Jupp
Vendor Jon Gaffney, Graneta Angus and Limousin stud and auctioneers Brendan Kelly, KellCo Rural and Cyril Close, TopX Roma, with the top-selling bull. Picture: Billy Jupp
Lotto R147 tops Coolie for a stud record increase of $11,000
Kate Loudon
SALE TOPPER: $38,000 Coolie Lotto R147 with auctioneer Paul Dooley, Tamworth, Luke Scicluna, Davidson Cameron and Co, Gunnedah, and Coolies manager Jamie Edmonds. Photo: Kate Loudon
Markets
Cows and weaners in demand at Laidley
Weaner steers sold for $1575 at Laidley.
2hrs ago
Weaner steers crack 700c at Roma
Moreton market stronger
Rural Life
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Undie run strips Mundi Mundi Bash down to the bare essentials
The Frillseekers, from Sydney and Queensland.
Sally Gall
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Rodeo competition heats up
Amy Walker
2021 Australian champion Jarrod McKane in action at the 2021 NFR. Picture: Andrew Roberts
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Polaris side-by-side youth vehicles protect kids with safety technology features
Polaris has developed a range of sophisticated safety technologies for its Youth SxS models to protect kids while they learn and gain confidence. Picture: Supplied
Carabars world-class breeding program
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A selection of the 80 bulls catalogued for the sixth annual Carabar Angus On Property Bull Sale being held on Friday, September 23.
Opportunity beckons
Ash Lieberman
INVESTOR'S DREAM: The Kestrel Coal portfolio is an investor's dream, with 143 residential properties, all within the linchpin of Queensland's Central Highlands that is the city of Emerald. Photo: Supplied.
All roads lead to Eidsvold bull sale
Alan Welburn
GOOD TYPE:4NG R19E Lot 3 Clare Robin Hood is a prime example of the quality being offered at the Eidsvold Saleyards by Clare Charolais and Elridge Charolais. Photo: Supplied
Cropping
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Australia on track for another massive wheat crop
Lloyd George, Ag Scientia
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Faces from the Cotton Industry Awards Night
Brandon Long
Brooke and Lucas Wuersching, Sharon and Craig Saunders, and Callum Toft, St George.
Timing isn't everything when it comes to nitrogen, five year study finds
Sandra Godwin
Goondiwindi farmer Paul McNulty in a wheat crop. He says how much nitrogen he applies determines crop response, not whether it's applied before rain.
Politics
Nationals leader backs claim Morrison breached Coalition deal with secret power grab
Nationals leader David Littleproud has backed claims that Scott Morrison breached the Coalition agreement. Picture: Sitthixay Ditthavong
Finn McHugh, Dan Jervis-Bardy, Jamieson Murphy
Flawed report a 'convenient excuse' not to build dams: Nationals
Jamieson Murphy
WATER WOES: There are fears all dam funding will be withdraw due to flawed metrics leading to unfavourable assessments.
Will secret land laws limit farmers' livestock numbers?
Helen Walker
The proposed bill could force farmers to cut the number of livestock they own and dictate what landholders can do with their land. Picture: File
Scott Morrison refuses to resign, defends secret portfolio power grab
Dan Jervis-Bardy
Former prime minister will front the media at 12.15pm amid calls for him to resign over the secret portfolios scandal. Picture: Sitthixay Ditthavong
Machinery
Multitrakpro offers a simple solution with big safety benefits
Simple solution: NSW farmer Martin Hallman has designed and manufactured Multitrakpro to make life simpler and safer for farmers. Picture: Melody Labinsky
Melody Labinsky
SwarmFarm robots clock 1m acres. This is what's next
Brandon Long
SwarmFarm Robotics owners Andrew and Jocie Bate. Picture: Brandon Long
Demand revs up for trucks and trailers
Melody Labinsky
Buoyant market: Tracserv truck sales manager Aaron Colbran says there are no quick fixes for machinery wait times but customers are becoming more accepting of the situation. Picture: Melody Labinsky