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Correct training of calves at weaning means easier animals to work with Weaning is far more than separating the calf from the cow until they both stop bellowing.…
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Producers grazing cattle on leucaena pastures will know about the inoculum provided by the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries (DAF) which allows their animals to safely eat leucaena.…
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Agricultural production opportunities in northern Western Australia have been outlined in a report released by the Department of Agriculture and Food. The department commissioned Growing the north –…
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Internationally recognised Department of Agriculture and Fisheries pasture agronomist Dr Richard Silcock has spent half a century using his considerable skills to help build Queensland’s beef and sheep…
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Soil feeds, clothes, and houses us, cleanses the water we drink and the air that we breathe, protects and nurtures native plants and animals, and creates the landscapes…
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Connect, network, inspire – these are the things that happen at a Queensland Regional, Rural and Remote Women’s Network (QRRRWN) conference.  Much laughter, a few tears and a…
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The Northern Beef Futures project welcomes to the Broome operations Kevin Bell and Lauren Gibson. Kevin and Lauren will be assisting producers in the Kimberley and Pilbara regions…
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Be on the lookout! Cattle producers throughout western Queensland are advised to be on the lookout for pimelea poisoning this spring. Pimelea poisoning can otherwise be known as…
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The Australian Government launched the Agricultural Competitiveness White Paper last Saturday. This is the government’s plan to grow agriculture and it is a $4 billion investment in our…
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Emma Hegarty wins inaugural Trans-Tasman award – the Zanda McDonald Award Emma Hegarty, 27 year old Beef Extension Officer for Queensland’s Department of Agriculture and Fisheries (DAF), has…
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