Queensland Country Life
Wednesday, November 29, 2023
Qld Police Service respond to Shooter's Union Weiambilla claim
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Helen Walker
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Cane growers fears fire ant response a failure
Rocky Point Canegrowers chair Greg Zipf with a fire ant nest found 100m from his home on his south east Queensland cane farm. PIcture: Supplied
Alison Paterson
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Gympie on the rise
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Gympie on the rise
How planning ahead kept Red Hill thriving during the dry
Steph Allen
Kylie Stretton has about 60 weaners on her Red Hill property, north-east of Charters Towers. Picture: Steph Allen
New role for Georgie Somerset
Sally Gall
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Meredith Staib, CEO RFDS (Queensland Section), Georgie Somerset, incoming chair RFDS (Queensland Section), and Russell Postle, outgoing chair. Picture supplied.
Art delivers the perfect mental health boost at Cement Mills
Heidi Elliott from Mukurati Art in action at the Back to Cement Mills event on Saturday.
Mark Phelps
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Restockers active at Woodford
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Restockers active at Woodford
Breeding stock in demand
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Breeding stock in demand
Graziers urged to be on alert for pasture dieback after rain
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Principal Pasture Agronomist Stuart Buck in dieback affected pasture in Central Queensland. Picture supplied.
When the cattle market will rise and why it will stay up
Simon Quilty speaking at the AgForce forum in Longreach. Picture: Sally Gall
Sally Gall
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What you get when you put Gidgee Smith bags with Tambo Teddies
Sally Gall
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Kylie Smith tries her hand at sewing a Tambo Teddy. Picture supplied.

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Cotton Australia pushes to limit spray drift
Gregor Heard
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Education sessions are a critical part of the push to limit spray drift damage. File photo.
Rural doctors welcome workforce review
Dakota Tait
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Dr RT Lewandowski said the current approach to the rural health workforce was not fit for purpose. Picture supplied.
What has caused sheep meat market woes: MLA
Victoria Nugent
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Ripley Atkinson addresses MLA Updates in Bendigo. Photo: Shan Goodwin.

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Rinehart acts quickly on promise to buy more 'high quality' properties
Gina Rinehart's beef company has bought a big dairy farm in north-east NSW to pursue her wagyu enterprise, the farm has 400 hectares of land under pivot irrigation..
Chris McLennan
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Demand for lifestyle farms defies seasonal trends
Chris McLennan
The strong demand for lifestyle blocks at almost any price continues apace. This 200 acre cropping block at Anakie, near Geelong, has sold for $3,205,000.
Handy mixed farming property with productive soils and lifestyle
Mark Phelps
Ruby's is a very handy 110 hectare mixed farming property offering both productive soils and lifestyle. Picture supplied
Premium, picturesque tablelands country for cattle and sheep
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Swan Ponds is 449 hectares of premium country in one of Australia's most productive and picturesque regions. Picture supplied

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Beef
How planning ahead kept Red Hill thriving during the dry
Kylie Stretton has about 60 weaners on her Red Hill property, north-east of Charters Towers. Picture: Steph Allen
Steph Allen
Rinehart acts quickly on promise to buy more 'high quality' properties
Chris McLennan
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Gina Rinehart's beef company has bought a big dairy farm in north-east NSW to pursue her wagyu enterprise, the farm has 400 hectares of land under pivot irrigation..
Cattle market off and running, restockers now up more than 70c/kg
Shan Goodwin
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Confidence around the rails is returning on the back of rain and forecasts of more to come, agents report. Picture Shan Goodwin.
Graziers urged to be on alert for pasture dieback after rain
Principal Pasture Agronomist Stuart Buck in dieback affected pasture in Central Queensland. Picture supplied.
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Goats look to edge in on beef's US potential
Shan Goodwin
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Goat exports to China have skyrocketed this year, but the US is where all eyes are focused.
Beefing up cattle supplements using wireless ear-tags
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Tamara Freitas-Kirk with trial cattle. Picture supplied.
Studstock
Wallace Vale Nadia is the "Cream of the Crop"
Wallace Vale Nadia sold for a top price of $11,500 by Roger and Jenny Underwood to Matt and Rebecca Brooks, Major Droughtmasters, Wivenhoe Pocket. Picture: Helen Walker.
Helen Walker
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Wilangi sale finishes strongly with polls in demand
Steph Allen
Sale top price bull, Viva Memphis, with vendors Pam and Alastair Davison, Viva Brahmans, Middlemount, and Queensland Rural's Harry Clayton, Emerald, and Ben Hewitt, Charters Towers. Picture: Steph Allen
Brahman bulls reach a top price of $16,000 at Nebo's Beef Country sale
Ben Harden
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Sale top price bull, lot 25, with GDL's Tony and Beth Dwyer, Mackay, Nutrien Stud Stock's Dane Pearce, Rockhampton, buyer Ted Murphy, Tayglen Pastoral Co, Dysart, and vendor Brett Kirk, Hazelton Brahmans. Picture supplied.
Markets
Gympie on the rise
Gympie on the rise
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Restockers active at Woodford
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Restockers active at Woodford
Breeding stock in demand
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Breeding stock in demand
Rural Life
New role for Georgie Somerset
Meredith Staib, CEO RFDS (Queensland Section), Georgie Somerset, incoming chair RFDS (Queensland Section), and Russell Postle, outgoing chair. Picture supplied.
Sally Gall
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Art delivers the perfect mental health boost at Cement Mills
Mark Phelps
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Heidi Elliott from Mukurati Art in action at the Back to Cement Mills event on Saturday.
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Cane growers fears fire ant response a failure
Rocky Point Canegrowers chair Greg Zipf with a fire ant nest found 100m from his home on his south east Queensland cane farm. PIcture: Supplied
Alison Paterson
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Cotton Australia pushes to limit spray drift
Gregor Heard
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Education sessions are a critical part of the push to limit spray drift damage. File photo.
Global ag giant Louis Dreyfus lobs takeover plan for Namoi Cotton
Andrew Marshall
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Namoi Cotton ginned 1.16 million bales of last season's 5.5m bale Australian cotton crop.
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Maximise returns on agricultural machinery and equipment sales at Ritchie Bros. end-of-year auctions
Showcase your equipment to a diverse group of potential buyers at the Ritchie Bros. upcoming end-of-year auctions. Picture Ritchie Bros.
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Waterways, wine and wildlife are the order of this cruise
Emma Brown
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Impressive cliffs scoured by the river over millions of years along the Murray River. Picture Shutterstock
McGilvrays' contribution to the community through the Rabobank Client Council
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Sally and Angus McGilvray with their three children Molly, Lucy and Mac. Picture supplied
Australian Dairy Conference to explore the power of purpose
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Delegates at the 2023 Australian Dairy Conference at Hobart. Picture supplied
FNQ sunn hemp trials show big potential
Cane grower Neil Maitland is excited by the possibilities for the rotational and cash crop.
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Cane grower Neil Maitland, Aloomba in an abundant crop of sunn hemp which has huge potential as a nitrogen-fixing rotation crop. Picture supplied
Politics
Rural doctors welcome workforce review
Dr RT Lewandowski said the current approach to the rural health workforce was not fit for purpose. Picture supplied.
Dakota Tait
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Labor and Greens strike deal on Murray-Darling laws
Gregor Heard and Paul Osborne
Murray-Darling Basin plan laws aim to recover 450 gigalitres of additional water by December 2027. (Dean Lewins/AAP PHOTOS)
Secretive report must be released: Littleproud
Tamara Hooper
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Federal National Party leader David Littleproud.
Live export report to be kept a secret
Tamara Hooper
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Live export report to be kept a secret
Machinery
Fingerprints could tell us all about our food
Dr Nina Welti is hoping to put together a map of Australian food production. Picture supplied.
Dakota Tait
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Bowen growers inspect autonomous planter/weeder/sprayer
Robotti has shown what it can do, and it can do a lot.
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The demonstration of the Robotti autonomous farm vehicle happening at Vee Jay's Kalfresh, Bowen. Picture supplied
'Facebook for cows' technology tackling cattle theft
Liv Casben
Designed by Phillip Zada (right), Stocktake is being trialled by Cesar and Jane Melhem. (Con Chronis/AAP PHOTOS)