A PROPOSAL between a wheat and canola field on a morning walk sealed the deal for Pittsworth’s Sammie and Paul Fuhlbohm.
Rural communities are full of interesting characters. Here’s your chance to share your photos of them. Just make sure you have a short caption to go with it.
A REPORTED increase in the number of feral pigs has prompted Livestock Health and Pest Authorities to remind landholders about controlling these pest animals.
CENTRAL Queensland was well represented at the inaugural Reef Rescue Awards, with two awards won by local farmers.
AUSTRALIAN grain markets are riding higher – with sorghum and barley bids at close to A$300/MT NTP Brisbane and Newcastle at their best levels since 2007/08.
A LITTLE boy is in a critical condition after he fell 10 metres from a show ride at the Mary MacKillop Catholic School.
Hoping this young child makes a full recovery. Thinking of the family at this time.
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A SENATE inquiry into the operations of Australia’s grain handling industry may target the US company that plans to take over Graincorp.
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VISITORS to this year’s Primex primary industry exhibition in Casino will have access to the latest farm machinery and can book their dream holiday.
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GLENLOGAN Park stallions have seemingly been timing their run, with some exceptionally promising performances.
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THE State Government will cut red tape to ensure a major CQ stock route remains open to assist drought-affected cattle producers from the state’s north west.
TESTING of Bovine Johne’s disease (BJD) samples from Bajool stud Rockley Brahman’s have indicated it is a strain never found before in Australia.
A VERY good quality yarding presented well at the Sarina prime and store sale on May 7, although the season is hardening up.
THE Australian scientists behind diagnostic tests that helped eradicate bovine tuberculosis during the late 1980s were given a prestigious innovation award on Wednesday.
CHEMICALS are being used in an attempt to kill the aggressive cat’s claw weed throughout the Mary River catchment.
IT IS something we are all familiar with, be it bottles discarded on our favourite beach or that pile of rubbish gathering at the traffic lights – litter.
DROUGHT-stricken graziers can now use national parks and other selected properties in north-western Queensland for emergency agistment.
LIPPIA, or as it is commonly known Condamine couch or Condamine curse, is an increasingly critical issue for farmers in the catchment.
If you are not married or are unattached, you may attract an individual who is quite charming, but proves to be flirtatious and undependable...
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