Fight is on for our food
By SONJA KOREMANS
ALL Australians can have their say on what they want in clearer country of origin food labelling.
Minister for Industry and...
Rural mental health shared
By SONJA KOREMANS
ONE stressful event can be all it takes to trigger severe depression.
Illness, financial hardship or a relationship breakdown can have...
Drought funding flows
By SONJA KOREMANS
LOCAL drought-striken farmers will soon be able share in a multi-million dollar relief package.
More than 70 per cent of Queensland...
More wet days ahead
THE Bureau of Meteorology forecasts that May to July is likely to be wetter than normal over most of Australia, excluding Tasmania, southern Victoria,...
Stock supply doubles
Warwick cattle report
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THE supply of stock almost doubled the previous week’s level and the increased numbers contained a good mix of most classes.
A...
The wetter the better
THE chance of rainfall in the 50mm to 100mm range across the Southern Downs in the next three months is better than average, according...
Benefits from JAEPA
AUSTRALIAN exporters are encouraged to take full advantage of the benefits of the Japan-Australia Economic Partnership Agreement (JAEPA), with the second round of tariff...
Is biodynamics the future for farming?
AN Introduction to biodynamics is the topic for the coming free field day presented by the Border Landcare Organic Group (BLOG) this Saturday, 11...
More rain but less heat
WARWICK and Stanthorpe are both expected to record slightly above average rainfall for the rest of March according to the Bureau Of Meteorology.
The average...
Reviewing the year of the Growers
Following a stunning and highly successful Christmas party on Saturday night with over 100 people celebrating, the Granite Belt Growers Association (GBGA) have reflected...
