Prices Dip At Local Cattle Sale
A combination of dry weather and an oversupply of cattle is driving values down.
Wondai Show Was Bigger Than Ever!
The 104th Wondai Show has been hailed as a great success, with record attendances on Saturday and new attractions drawing plenty of praise.
More Reports Of LSD In Export Cattle
Eight more Australian export cattle have reportedly tested positive to Lumpy Skin Disease (LSD) in Indonesia.
AgForce Urges ‘Authentic’ Partnership
AgForce has stressed the importance of ongoing engagement between agriculture and Indigenous communities.
Market Stays Firm At Murgon Sale
Most descriptions remained reasonably firm when 650 head were yarded for the combined agents sale on August 15.
Why Wondai? Why Not?
We all know about young people leaving town to go to uni and never coming back… but a business which has been operating quietly in Wondai for more than a year has turned that paradigm on its head.
Nats Target ‘Reckless Renewables’
The three Federal MPs who represent the South Burnett have all come out in support of a rally against “reckless renewables” held in Brisbane on Tuesday.
Kitchen Loan Is Money For Jam
Woolooga husband-and-wife duo Cecilia “CC” Diaz-Petersen and Greg Petersen are probably best known for hosting the annual Rosella Festival, which celebrated its eighth outing in May.
Rabobank Warns Of Wine Surplus
Even an early removal of Chinese anti-dumping tariffs will not be enough to stop Australia’s wine industry facing years of oversupply, Rabobank has warned in its latest Wine Quarterly report.
BMRG Project Targets Feral Pigs
Dozens of feral pigs have been eradicated from the Booubyjan area thanks to a Burnett Mary Regional Group (BMRG) project to manage weeds and pests in the Barambah Creek catchment.
Australia ‘Free Of Lumpy Skin Disease’
Chief Veterinary Officer Dr Mark Schipp has emphasised Australia is free of lumpy skin disease.
Wine Tourism Grants Open
Applications for Round 5 of Wine Australia’s Wine Tourism and Cellar Door Grants program is now open for wine producers.
Pest Focus On Cooyar, Yarraman
Cooyar and Yarraman have been nominated as priority areas for Toowoomba Regional Council’s Biosecurity Surveillance Program.
Lactalis Fined $950,000
The Federal Court has ordered dairy processor Lactalis Australia Pty Ltd to pay $950,000 in penalties for contravening the Dairy Code of Conduct.
Fire Ant Response ‘Embarrassing’
Shadow Agriculture Minister Tony Perrett says the State Government has become “a national embarrassment” for its handling of fire ant eradication programs in south-east Queensland.
Acting Locally To Make A Change
A group of South Burnett residents have taken the maxim “think globally, act locally” to heart, forming a loose association hoping to create lasting change in the local region.
Four Join GRDC Northern Panel
Four new faces have been appointed to the Northern Panel of the Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC).
Egg Producers Seek Certainty
The national update to the Australian Animal Welfare Standards and Guidelines for Poultry, endorsed by State agriculture ministers last week, has been met with mixed reactions by egg producers.
Feedback Sought On QRIDA
The State Government is inviting public feedback about the Queensland Rural and Industry Development Authority (QRIDA).
$21,000 For Local Nature Refuges
The owners of 80 nature refuges across Queensland – including several in the South Burnett – will share in almost $1.1 million in the latest round of the State Government’s Nature Refuge Landholder Grants Program.
