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Rural Life

The latest comment and analysis about the big issues in ag.

Search the latest national livestock and clearing sales.

Find rural properties for sale across Australia.

Ray White Geaney Kirkwood livestock agent Liam Kirkwood with a run of Maitland Grazing, Oak Valley Station, Einasleigh prime cows. The northern vendors offloaded a total run of 226 prime bullocks and cows. Picture: Zoe Thomas. 

Over 3000 head were yarded at the Charters Towers combined agents' prime and store sale.

Market eases in Charters Towers

Dan and Kym Walton are the powerhouse duo behind Dans Country Meats and Plants Meats Livestock Processing Facility. Picture: Zoe Thomas. 

The butchery is on a mission to source and process 100 per cent locally produced beef and pork.

The Charters Towers butchery providing quality meats straight from local paddocks

Home Hill grower Owen Menkens, based in the Burdekin region, kicked off his harvest season last week. Picture: Owen Menkens

The sugarcane harvest has commenced across the state.

Burdekin growers sweet start to sugar harvest

Caity Spence, Rockhampton and Maddy Sparrow, Alpha.

Check out some of the familiar faces from the day.

Faces from the Alpha races

Local school children go bananas with the new children's book 'Charlie Goes Bananas!' authored by Matilda Bishop. Picture: supplied from Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries. 

The children's book centres around biosecurity education.

Cassowary Coast students champion banana biosecurity with new children's book

The Long family. Clay, Brodie, Sadie, Lacey and Westin. Picture: Vicki Miller Photography. 

Western inspired fashion is exploding across the Aussie scene.

Meet the Townsville highschool sweethearts behind western label Buck Wild Country

Long time Hughenden local Joyce Price today celebrated her 100-hundredth birthday. Picture: Imelda Brosnan. 

The north west centenarian has spent the last eight decades embedded within the local community.

Say happy birthday to Hughenden's newest centenarian

Flinders Shire Council CEO Hari Boppudi, mayor Jane McNamara and deputy mayor Clancy Middleton welcomed the Hughenden water bank funding announcement. Picture: Flinders Shire Council. 

The funding was announced by the state government in the 2022-23 state budget.

Flinders Shire Council secures $25.6 million in water funding

Shoreline conveyor designer Karl Vass, NQ Dry Tropics wetlands team leader Scott Fry, with Burdekin Shire Council pest management officers Dick Bauer and Graeme Oats. Picture: NQ Dry Tropics. 

Five local farmers are taking part in the compost trial project.

Burdekin growers trial turning invasive weeds into nutrient-rich soil compost

Part of the Richmond Field Days and Races committee Libby Chylewski, Biz Mayo, Nick Buick, Lance Stacey, Patsy Fox and Michelle Anstis. Picture: Zoe Thomas

A total of 95 exhibitors made the trek to the north west town.