Dairy in the spotlight as cream of young dairy Judges and Paraders compete in national finals
The seven sharpest young dairy cattle judges and the most skilled dairy cattle paraders will face-off in the finals at EKKA in Brisbane from 7 to 9 August 2021 PF 117/03 p02-03 Rase Award col
Dairy prices up but market uncertainty abounds
A Rabobank report notes the dairy market is slowly returning to normal but warns there could still be plenty of bumps in the road
Biogas plants can dramatically cut carbon emissions of dairy farms
In Europe, large scale dairy farms are turning to on-site biogas plants to meet their energy needs while cutting their carbon emissions
Milk Exchange conducts first online fresh milk auction
Online trading platform Milk Exchange delivered a first for the Australian dairy industry when it attracted strong interest from buyers and sellers in an auction for farm milk
Norco milk judged most satisfying in Canstar customer awards
Rush down to the shop and grab a bottle of the milk voted as the tastiest you will ever drink
Fair Go Dairy Scheme launch delayed by dairy industry in-fight
It appears that not everyone in the Dairy industry in Queensland is behind the Fair Go Dairy Scheme as ADPF looks to quash the ACCC decision
Dairy cows without access to outside pasture may get stressed
Now research led by Queen’s University Belfast has found that “livestock lockdown” may damage emotional wellbeing in dairy cows.
Dairy robotic system is fast becoming the solution for more profit and a healthier herd
More dairy farmers are investing in robot technology to increase their income and get more time for themselves Victorian farmers Evan and Sheriden Williams say their decision to invest in agricultural robots has given them a
Prepare for borrowing rates cracking through 10% in a new economy being set
It’s a whole new ball game for interest rate charges and while farm loans are still to take their place
H2Gro claims it will become Australia’s first industrial scale producer of green fertiliser
H2Gro has launched today with ambitions to develop Australia’s green fertiliser industry and expects to have a commercially operating production facility
Nationals’ leader says the Agricultural Visa would help us feed the world
The Leader of the Nationals, David Littleproud said the Agricultural Visa would go a long way to help Australia feed
Super payments turn 30 with a boost from employer contributions to 10.5%
About 7 million workers will benefit from a boost to their super nest egg as employers stack up another 0.5%
Farmfest holds a rural auction fundraiser to support flood victims
Following widespread flooding in Southeast Queensland and Northern NSW, Lloyds Auctions has joined forces with ACM Rural Events to host
Incoming Albanese Cabinet has a mandate for major public health improvements says PHAA
The PHAA welcomes the appointments of Minister for Health and Aged Care Mark Butler, Assistant Minister for Health and Aged
Barnaby must save Tamworth Climate Change Crop scientists says PSA Secretary
Deputy PM Barnaby Joyce must step in to save a $130 million ground-breaking research project developing climate change resistant crops
AWU condemns the wool industry push for cheap overseas labour
The Australian Workers’ Union says this week’s wool industry appeal for Pacific Island workers to be used to fill a