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Farmers and rural leaders from across Australia have today set up a new taskforce – the Rural Futures Taskforce – tackling the big issue of economic and community development for rural, regional and remote communities.
Experienced wild dog trappers can now tender for contract work, to assist with the control of wild dogs in South Australia.
Farming families in more than half of Queensland are still battling the devastating impact of drought while primary producers in some areas are now entering the recovery phase following welcome summer rainfall, AgForce said.
Elders Limited released its half year results for the six months to 31 March 2018, delivering improved statutory and underlying profit, while maintaining above target return on capital.
Beef and sheep producers in the Seymour and Wangaratta areas are invited to explore and plan their options for feeding livestock through winter at two morning workshops being held at Seymour and Wangaratta on Thursday and Friday, 14 and 15 June, respectively.
VICTORIA’S PEAK LIVESTOCK BODY urges industry and government to act immediately on the mislabeling of meat substitutes, to protect the livelihood of farmers and the expectations of consumers.
Beef Australia 2018 has set some impressive figures including 100,368 visitors through the gates over the week, while 1,200 registered international delegates from 43 countries attended the expo.
Choosing the wrong feedstuffs to supply livestock through the drought can do more harm than good, and producers are reminded to consider the specific needs of the stock they are feeding.
The opportunity for Southern Highlands land managers to participate in the highly regarded PROGRAZE® course is here.
Industry leaders and representatives from global food and banking giants will tackle the question ‘Sustainability for the Australian Beef industry… why?’ at a seminar at Beef Australia.
Agriculture Victoria is supporting East Gippsland primary producers currently experiencing and managing dry seasonal conditions with workshops this month.
One-on-one feed planning advice is now available to assist landholders affected by the March fires assess their fodder requirements through a feed budget.
