Minister for Agriculture David Littleproud has called out the Aussie Farms Map launched last week as an anonymous farm shaming website with no real outcomes for animal welfare. “This website is … [Read more...]
‘Tis The Season To Be Cooler, Fa La La La La…..!
At Phill's Blinds & Awnings we help you keep your cool! Come to the experts with over 25 years of experience in the window industry. Enjoy your Christmas celebrations and then come on in and … [Read more...]
Jemalong Wool Weekly Market Update
The final sale of the calendar year saw quantities increase ahead of the recess. 46,003 bales were offered to the trade, and with buyers aware that it was their last major buying opportunity for the … [Read more...]
Making Smart Farming Dreams A Reality
Landholders and community groups can now apply for up to $200,000 under Round 2 of the Smart Farms Small Grants. Minister for Agriculture and Water Resources, David Littleproud encouraged Landcare … [Read more...]
Jemalong Wool Weekly Market Update
The first weekly increase in over a month was mainly a result of solid gains in the carding and crossbred sectors. The merino fleece market saw mixed results, with all three centres recording … [Read more...]
Harvest Time
The coming weeks will see a lot of seasonal machinery kick in to gear that isn’t used for a large portion of the year. If you have not done so already now is a great time to get the header and harvest … [Read more...]
Staying At Home This Festive Season
Staying at home for the holidays is becoming more and more popular as people ditch the getaway in favour of a “staycation” at home. Why can’t your home be your holiday retreat? Your home should be … [Read more...]
Support For Calare Farmers And Small Businesses
A newly established Drought Finance Taskforce will leverage resources and share insights on ways in which the Government and banks could further support farmers and small businesses in the Calare … [Read more...]
Jemalong Wool Weekly Market Update
Sharp corrections were felt across the board this week, with prices generally falling 50-120 cents. 19 micron and finer suffered the largest reductions, in particular any wool with poor additional … [Read more...]
67th Year For ANFD
This year the Australian National Field Days (ANFD) celebrate their 67th year and is shaping up to be another great event. With this year being a particularly dry year, Administration Manager at the … [Read more...]