Future looks beyond pests to nutrition The quest for cotton yield moves beyond pest control to nutrition and best practice water use, speakers told attendees at the 18th biennial conference on the Gold Coast. Test
Young judges dream of future in beef Three undoubtedly committed ladies assured the wider beef industry young people like themselves are here for the long haul after winning yesterday's interschool steer judging competition at the Royal Queensland Show. Test
Can’t march? Sign the e-petition Opposition natural resources spokesman Andrew Cripps is urging Queenslanders to sign an online petition opposing the Palaszczuk government's new vegetation laws. Test
Young judges dream of future in beef Three undoubtedly committed ladies assured the wider beef industry young people like themselves are here for the long haul after winning yesterday's interschool steer judging competition at the Royal Queensland Show. Test
Farewell Bill Peskett Bill Peskett was born June 17, 1940 and died May 22, 2016. He and wife Poss, operated the Coban and Murrawondah Studs, Cunnamulla. Test
Records fall during 2015/16 racing season Phillip Bate analyses news from the Queensland racing scene. Test
Showgirls visit QCL office | Video The countdown for who will be named 2016 Queensland Country Life Miss Showgirl has begun. Test
Cotton on Gold Coast agenda High tech farming and the need to work collaboratively for the greater good were just some of the themes explored at the this week's 18th biennial cotton conference on the Gold Coast. Test
Records fall during 2015/16 racing season Phillip Bate analyses news from the Queensland racing scene. Test
Numbers rise and values firm at Dalby There were 3925 cattle yarded at Dalby this week, with the market generally dearer. Test
Showgirls visit QCL office | Video The countdown for who will be named 2016 Queensland Country Life Miss Showgirl has begun. Test
Can’t march? Sign the e-petition Opposition natural resources spokesman Andrew Cripps is urging Queenslanders to sign an online petition opposing the Palaszczuk government's new vegetation laws. Test
Cotton on Gold Coast agenda High tech farming and the need to work collaboratively for the greater good were just some of the themes explored at the this week's 18th biennial cotton conference on the Gold Coast. Test
Numbers rise and values firm at Dalby There were 3925 cattle yarded at Dalby this week, with the market generally dearer. Test
Times Up looks hard to catch Michael Cole will be working hard to keep Times Up out in front in the Novice Horse and One Moore Daddy Rookie titles. Test
Capilano wants gag order on honey activist Capilano has applied for a gag order to stop a beekeeper from publishing social media posts accusing the listed honey company of selling toxic, imported honey. Test
GrainCorp shares lift as speculation rises about ADM’s stake GrainCorp’s share price has rallied again after crashing in the wake of an unsuccessful exit attempt by major shareholder and former takeover aspirant, Archer Daniels Midland (ADM). Test
Transition options help older farmers and new work together Agriculture’s “baby boomer” generation is on a collision course with retirement, with many farmers reluctant to quit farming or unaware of handy compromise options which could share their management burden as they slow down. Test
Fuel and grain price correlation Fuel prices and grain prices have a tight correlation now due to the world biofuel sector accounting for about 20pc of the international corn crop. Test
Future looks beyond pests to nutrition The quest for cotton yield moves beyond pest control to nutrition and best practice water use, speakers told attendees at the 18th biennial conference on the Gold Coast. Test
Cotton on Gold Coast agenda High tech farming and the need to work collaboratively for the greater good were just some of the themes explored at the this week's 18th biennial cotton conference on the Gold Coast. Test
GM wheat detection puts partial freeze on US exports US wheat exports to Japan and South Korea have been temporarily suspended after the detection of Genetically Modified wheat on a Washington State farm. Test
Bureau of Meteorology predicts a wet spring The BOM's prediction of a wetter than normal spring is good news for grain farmers. Test
Qld irrigation chairs appointed The State Government has appointed the chairs of Queensland’s eight Local Management Authority (LMA) irrigation schemes. Test
Knudsens talk bull selection Commercial cattle producers will determine the no of bulls they buy by their annual budget. Test
Duaringa Station on a winner Duaringa Station pulled in a lengthy list of awards at the CQ Carcase Classic. Test
Budget-conscious meat eaters look to experiment more in the kitchen AN INCREASED willingness to experiment in the kitchen with meat recipes, cuts and types appears to be one of the flow-on effects of higher beef retail prices. Test
Embrace Asia, says advertising guru turned cattleman Harold Mitchell THERE is good reason those in the beef industry with entrepreneurial tendencies soak up every word Harold Mitchell has to say. Test
Footy & Fillies Dozens of families turned out for a fun day of rugby league, country racing and good food for the annual Roma State College Footy and Fillies day. Test
Schools battle for led steer glory | Photos A warm and sunny Royal Queensland Show day saw school cattle teams turn out in their hundreds to put their parading skills to the test. Test
Emerald Rams Ladies Day | Photos More than $6000 was raised in Emerald at the weekend at the annual Rams ladies day. Test
Quamby rodeo | Photos Normally just a dot on the landscape 60km north of Cloncurry, the tiny settlement of Quamby sprang into life on the weekend with the annual rodeo. Test
Wurrook and Coryule win Merino top titles HER domination in the show arena has resulted in an exceptional fine-wool ewe, exhibited by Wurrook, crowned Australian supreme champion ewe following a trifecta of wins. Test
Farewell Bill Peskett Bill Peskett was born June 17, 1940 and died May 22, 2016. He and wife Poss, operated the Coban and Murrawondah Studs, Cunnamulla. Test
Change the seasoning, but keep the lamb Aussie Australian, US and Chinese consumers all love Aussie lamb. Test
Get in on the action at Australia’s top lamb event All sectors of the sheep industry will converge on Albury for LambEx 2016 from August 10 to 12 to celebrate all that is great about Australian sheep and lambs. Test
Spray system delivers results Keith croppers choose Arag Seletron spray system to deliver results Test
Ferguson 70th celebrations draw crowds Massey Ferguson celebrates 70 years since first production of the TE20 Ferguson tractor Test
Euro ag equipment sales outlook weak Agricultural equipment sales sentiment in Europe is weak according to a recent survey Test
Massey Ferguson looks to hay day Massey Ferguson is set to exhibit a range of gear at a event at the Elmore Field Days site, August 16 Test
Quad rebate ‘could be better spent’ - FCAI FCAI says Victorian government's quad bike CPD rebate could be better spent Test
Good used deals for savvy farmers Snapshot of used ag equipment market shows plenty of opportunity. Test
Central West Qld property listings set to increase The number of Central Western Queensland properties hitting the market is expected to increase during the next six to 12 months. Test
Northern Territory cattle stations on market The Northern Territory cattle stations Conways and Mary River East are on market. Test
Crystal Plains smashes $5.5m THE Springsure property Crystal Plains sold well above expectations for $5.5 million at a Landmark Harcourts on Friday. Test
Former Bandanna Energy farms for sale The former Bandanna Energy properties Cedar Park and Denlo Park will be auctioned on September 2. Test
Dairy tractor drive ends in far north Queensland A 2000km, three-week journey driving a tractor from the southern most to the northern most dairying regions in Queensland finished in Cairns earlier today. Test
Mungulli milk’s top ten rank Mungulli Creek Dairy on the Atherton Tablelands has been named in the top ten of Australia's milk brands. Test
Murray Goulburn loses $100m Woolworths contract Murray Goulburn has lost a $108 million Woolworths contract to competitor Bega Cheese. Test
Compare apples when you shop opening milk prices, farmers told Dairy farmers have been urged to make sure they are comparing apples with apples should they go down the path of ‘processor shopping’ based on opening milk prices. Test
Dairy cull cow sell-off hits full steam BIG numbers of dairy cull cows are hitting the market in southern parts of the country as milk producers look to generate cash and cut costs. Test
Vegetation bill disregards legal protections Comment: PRA chairman Dale Stiller says the proposed changes to the Vegetation Management Act highlight the State Government's total disregard for legislative standards and legal protections. Test
Time to unite and make a stand against flawed laws Thursday is an opportunity for farmers and supporters of agriculture to take to the streets of Brisbane to say “enough is enough”. Test
Certainty, stability key to future of ag Political risk at both state and local levels of government in Queensland is challenging investment in agriculture, says QFF president Stuart Armitage. Test