North Queensland Register
Tuesday, December 12, 2023
'Batten the hatches' to avoid heartache: Cyclone Jasper preparation underway
Farmers are hoping TS Cycle Jasper will not be as devastating at Cyclone Yasi was when it caused terrible damage across the region in 2011. Picture: File
Alison Paterson
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Residents warned of Cyclone Jasper's destructive power
The cyclone could bring storm surges and flooding in some places with communities isolated. (Jono Searle/AAP PHOTOS)
Samantha Lock
The 24 stars of Aussie agriculture to watch in 2024
Ed Gannon
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The 24 stars of Aussie agriculture to watch in 2024
Respected NT pastoralist mourned after fatal helicopter crash
Chris McLennan
Gorrie Station's Mike Harding was well liked and much respected.
How Cyclone Jasper is impacting NQ crops
Steph Allen
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How Cyclone Jasper is impacting NQ crops

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Beef
What drove producers to destock is more complex than just El Nino
The selling action at Casino in northern NSW. 2023 will go down as a rollercoaster ride for the cattle market.
Shan Goodwin
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Kazakhstan's aim to compete with Australia on beef exports
Alexandra Bernard
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Joy and Mike Gadd, The Glen Angus, Walwa, with the Deputy Prime Minister of Kazakhstan, Serik Zhumangarin. Photo by Alexandra Bernard.
Flood of cheap Aussie sheepmeat blamed for global trade upset
Chris McLennan
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Sheep prices have bounced back after widespread rains across eastern Australia. Here at Wagga Wagga this week lamb prices were up to $60 a head dearer.

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Property
FarmBuy Real Estate
Little piece of paradise in Victoria's North-East sells for $1.45m
At almost $20,000 per acre, this lifestyle block near Wangaratta sold to expecations. Pictures from Nutrien Harcourts
Chris McLennan
'Exceptional' cropping land north of Ballarat passed in at auction
Chris McLennan
'Exceptional' cropping land north of Ballarat passed in at auction
High rainfall is the lure for prized grazing land on the border
Chris McLennan
High rainfall reliability is on offer in the well-held grazing country in the Dartmoor district near the border. Pictures from TDC Livestock and Property.
Dairy
West Australian genetics make ABV history
The Kitchen family's Carenda Holsteins has dominated the December release of Australian Breeding Values, including the top BPI Holstein, Carneda Jeronimo Vida. Picture supplied
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High priced Gippsland farm needs work but the land is top notch
Chris McLennan
This former dairy farm at Drouin has been owned by the same family for more than 80 years. Pictures from Harcourts Warragul
Calf nutrition for long-term benefits
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Calves that fed a higher volume of milk in a recent research project had a superior immune response. Picture supplied by Dairy Australia
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NCC Genetic Challenge cancelled due to state of industry, costs
Staff Reporters
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Fifty participants will attend stage one of the NCC Genetic Challenge youth competition at Duaringa. Picture: Kent Ward
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Lollipop leads sweet result at Dalby Stock Horse Sale
Helen Walker
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Craig, Belinda and Abby Ellrott with Riley Ellrott in the saddle of Bighouse Lollipop.
Rural Life
Riley Ellrott a rising star
The 2023 Dalby ASHS Sale topper, lot 169 Bighouse Lollipop presented for sale by Riley Ellrott. Picture by MS Photography.
Robyn Paine
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The 24 stars of Aussie agriculture to watch in 2024
Ed Gannon
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The 24 stars of Aussie agriculture to watch in 2024
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Politics
NFF signs up to global climate alliance
The new group represents farmers' associations across Australia, New Zealand and South America. Picture by Shutterstock.
Dakota Tait
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Annastacia Palaszczuk resigns as Qld premier
Kelly Butterworth
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Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk at the Roma saleyards. Picture by Lucy Kinbacher.
Hanson COS Ashby to stand for One Nation at election
Laine Clark
Pauline Hanson's chief of staff James Ashby will stand for One Nation in the seat of Keppel. (Dan Peled/AAP PHOTOS)
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Give the gifts that keep on giving with Samsung this Christmas
The Samsung Freestyle Portable Projector makes the cinematic experience mobile, indoors, outdoors or even the outback. Picture Samsung
Rhiannon Veness
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UBCO electric bikes reduce costs and carbon emissions on farm
Ubco Electric Bikes Reduce Costs and Carbon Emissions on Farm
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Scott Smith, Dubbo, with Border Collies Flo and Jack and the road registered UBCO bike, Picture supplied
Ag pioneers recognised in this year's Syngenta Growth Awards
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The winners of the 2023 Syngenta Growth Awards night. Darren Best (not pictured) won second judges' choice. Picture supplied
Five reasons why the Zown app is a must-have for tweens and teens
Elizabeth Habermann
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Zown is a safe, positive mobile app for children aged between eight and 14. Picture Zown
Exploring your over-the-counter pain management options
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Paracetamol is one of the most widely used pain relief medicines in the world that is available without prescription. Picture Karolina Grabowska via Pexels
Cropping
Australian winter crop estimates climb
Analysis
Australian winter crop estimates climb
Lloyd George, Ag Scientia
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'Exceptional' cropping land north of Ballarat passed in at auction
Chris McLennan
'Exceptional' cropping land north of Ballarat passed in at auction
Analysis
Sorghum prices sink as crop flourishes
Lloyd George, Ag Scientia
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Sorghum prices sink as crop flourishes
Sheep & Goats
Middle East eyes alternatives to Australian live sheep trade
KLTT executive director Hussam O. Sarhan and National Farmers Federation president David Jochinke at the Trans Emirates Livestock Trading facility in Dubai.
Victoria Nugent
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Flood of cheap Aussie sheepmeat blamed for global trade upset
Chris McLennan
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Sheep prices have bounced back after widespread rains across eastern Australia. Here at Wagga Wagga this week lamb prices were up to $60 a head dearer.
Global animal protein production to slow in 2024
Victoria Nugent
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RaboResearch senior protein analyst Angus Gidley-Baird.