North Queensland Register
Saturday, April 27, 2024
Egg producer implements vertical farming into Aussie operation
Tom Moore, Tenterfield, is an early adopter of smart, effective bird rearing equipment that works with natural behaviour, rather than against it.
Jamie Brown
Anzac spirit endures for Aussie underdogs
Anzac spirit endures for Aussie underdogs
Steph Allen
How a Charters Towers poet won $10,000 for bush tales
Samantha Campbell
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Travelling bush poetry team Brenda-Joy Pritchard with her late husband Hal at the Camooweal Drovers Festival. File photo.
Mill workers vote to strike for more pay when crush starts
This season's crush could be delayed in some parts of North Queensland if Wilmar Sugar mill workers go on strike. File pic
Wind farm operations suspended after death of man in his 30s
Judith Maizey
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Work has been suspended at the Proserpine Wind Farm after yesterday's fatality. File pic

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Beef
Confirmed: Major research proves cattle benefit the environment
On-farm research has confirmed that ruminant animals grazing on the land benefit the environment and improve carbon cycling. Picture supplied
Mark Phelps
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Native plums could replace synthetic chemicals to preserve meat
Alison Paterson
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Native Kakadu plums could replace synthetic chemicals and revolutionise the way the industry preserves meat. Picture: Supplied
Journey to generational bred Charbrays has proven a success
Georgia Cameron
Huntington Charbrays, Matt Welsh with Charbray bulls ready for display at Beef Week. Picture supplied

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Property
FarmBuy Real Estate
Listing the farm with an asking price has paid off
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Farm blocks north of Burra have been listed as sold. Pictures and video from Ray White South Australia.
Chris McLennan
Glenara: 780 hectares all set for the 2024 winter cropping season
Mark Phelps
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Glenara is a productive 1037 hectare property estimated to be 90 per cent arable. Picture supplied
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Hilly farm block at Leongatha offers high rainfall security at $8000/acre
Chris McLennan
Very high rainfall and well established, this farm block near Leongatha offers a productive grazing opportunity. Pictures and video from SEJ Real Estate.
Dairy
How international trade delivers value for Australian dairy farmers
How international trade delivers value for Australian dairy farmers
Dairy Australia
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Saputo workers walk off the job amid pay dispute
Sean Ford
Saputo maintenance team walking off the job with support from AMWU and CEPU union members. Picture by Katri Strooband
Terry Richardson honoured with dairy Outstanding Service Award
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ADIC chair Ben Bennett presents the 2023 Pat Rowley Outstanding Service Award to Terry Richardson. Picture supplied
Studstock
Round-Em-Up Red Angus: Leading Red Angus Genetics in Australia
Kate O'Neill
David Hobbs, of the Round-Em-Up Red Angus and Simmental and Moorwatha Red Angus studs said interest for the breed is growing in Queensland, Western Australia, the Northern Territory and Western NSW. Picture supplied
Savannah Simbrahs & Simmentals Rocky Red Sale draft - Top genetics and female lines
Matt Sherrington
Pictured is one of the top-of-the-range cow and calf units to be offered at the Savannah Simbrahs and Simmentals Rocky Red Sale on Tuesday, May 7, from 5.30pm, at Beef '24. Picture supplied
Rural Life
Citrus industry contributors awarded in 2024 | PHOTOS
Greg and Sue Chislett, Chislett Farms, Victoria show off their award for being inducted into the Citrus Australia Hall of Fame. The Chislett's interest in budwood and varietal development has turned a third-generation family-run orchard into multiple farms and a world class, wholesale container nursery, supplying citrus, avocado and pistachio trees to industry. Picture supplied
Some of the citrus industry's brightest stars have been recognised at the Australian Citrus Annual Awards.
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How a Charters Towers poet won $10,000 for bush tales
Samantha Campbell
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Travelling bush poetry team Brenda-Joy Pritchard with her late husband Hal at the Camooweal Drovers Festival. File photo.
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Politics
Anzac spirit endures for Aussie underdogs
Anzac spirit endures for Aussie underdogs
Steph Allen
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Oakey red fire ant crisis deepens with turf from exclusion zone blamed for outbreak
Jason Gregory
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Oakey red fire ant crisis deepens with turf from exclusion zone blamed for outbreak
Betaloo gas deal signed
Betaloo gas deal signed
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Livestock is the second highest killer on farms - keep yourself and others safe in the yards
Almurta cattle farmer Peter Miller. Picture supplied
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Inspiring young women for 132 years at RGGS
The school's executive team of Clair Applewaite, Stacey McCarthy, Dr John Fry, principal, Kara Krehlik, Sammy Cobon, and Kasey Mitchell. Picture supplied
RaboResearch insights direct from the US at Rockhampton for Beef 2024
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Rabobank's team of world-leading RaboResearch analysts will be at Beef 24. Picture supplied
Building a beef operation from the ground up with QRIDA
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The Alsops have been QRIDA clients for more than a decade, and during that time they have forged a strong relationship with their Regional Area Manager for Capricornia, John Metelli. Picture supplied
Journey to generational bred Charbrays has proven a success
Georgia Cameron
Huntington Charbrays, Matt Welsh with Charbray bulls ready for display at Beef Week. Picture supplied
Cropping
Demand for Australian grain intensifies as market focus shifts
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Demand for Australian grain intensifies as market focus shifts
Nathan Cattle, Clear Grain Exchange
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Mill workers vote to strike for more pay when crush starts
This season's crush could be delayed in some parts of North Queensland if Wilmar Sugar mill workers go on strike. File pic
Internal biosecurity can't be ignored warn officials
Gregor Heard
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Farmers are warned to ensure fodder they bring in from interstate is free from pests and disease. File photo.
Sheep & Goats
Wool market not yet recovered from COVID hit
AWI trade consultant Scott Carmody address the IWTO Congress in Adelaide. Picture supplied.
Victoria Nugent
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Australian lamb and beef showcased on world stage
Victoria Nugent
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Lambasssador Chef Windoe, Archipelago International Hotels vice president Winston Hanes, Archipelago CEO John Flood, MLA trade development manager for Indonesia Siti Nur Aini, Chef Gilles Marx and Lambassador Chef Rizqi. PICTURE SUPPLIED.
UK's farm standards beat out Australia and New Zealand: report
Victoria Nugent
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A UK report assessing farm assurance standards in the UK, Australia and New Zealand for beef and lamb has given the British program the best score. FILE PHOTO.