Cherbourg Celebrates With Rodeo
The rodeo came to Cherbourg as part of Mental Health Week … and it brought smiles to everyone
The rodeo came to Cherbourg as part of Mental Health Week … and it brought smiles to everyone
Drought-affected farmers across Queensland can now apply for assistance through a Drought Concessional Loan or a Drought Recovery Concessional Loan, following the announcement of the opening for the 2015-16 application round.
This year’s South Burnett Christmas Lights competition boasts one of the most generous prize pools in Queensland, thanks to the generosity of Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting.
A Climate Council report claims the price, quality and seasonality of Australia’s food is increasingly being affected by climate change, and future food security is under threat.
A 430ha farm fronting Barambah Creek at Silverleaf was sold at auction in Brisbane last Friday for $1.3 million.
A piggery on the Wondai Proston Road at Hivesville has been given approval to almost double its size from 2533 to 5000 standard pig units.
Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington has called for nominations to recognise influential women in agriculture.
Kingaroy’s Corey Evans, from Jen-Daview Limousins, was named the 2015 Limousin Youth Ambassador at the annual Limousin Youth Camp held in Pittsworth at the weekend.
The Queensland Dairyfarmers Organisation is cautiously optimistic following Malcolm Turnbull’s successful bid to become Prime Minister last week.
Ergon Energy is appealing for land owners considering a burn-off to take care around its infrastructure to avoid power poles being accidentally set on fire.
Moreton Resources has entered into an agreement to buy Cockatoo Coal’s Kingaroy coal tenement
The State Government says new technology developed in Queensland promises to revolutionise the electricity industry, leading to a cheaper, more reliable source of energy in drought-affected areas.
The “Vintage Iron” rally held in Kingaroy featured some of the “Best” vintage tractors in Australia
A State Government proposal to register dog breeders has been overwhelmingly supported by Queenslanders who responded to a survey.
A meeting of 45 local primary producers has demanded answers about the future of the tick line
Finalists in the 2015 Rural Ambassador competition are being sponsored to help spread the word about Queensland Police’s “Stock and Rural Crime” smart phone app.
Landholders living and farming near a proposed coal mine near Kingaroy say they are still concerned despite their recent meeting with Moreton Resources CEO Jason Elks.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has investigated alleged misleading conduct in the pork industry arising from claims such as “free range”, “bred free range” and “bred outdoors”.
Deb Frecklington has called a meeting to get feedback from cattle producers on future tick management
Kay Enkelmann, an employee at the Burnett Mary Regional Group’s Wondai office, has won the Australian Government Landcare Facilitator Award (Queensland) in this year’s Landcare Awards.