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    Recent Articles

    queenslandcountrylife.com.au

    Callum relishes Beef 2024 judging opportunity - Queensland Country Life

    FOR most 12-year-old boys, the attraction of a large agricultural show would be harvesting merchandise such as caps, pens and plastic cattle handling sticks. Not so for Callum McUtchen, Jandowae. The centre ring is where Callum feels most at home. As the youngest associate judge at Beef 2024, he relished the opportunity to don the tie and jacket and cast his eyes across the Blonde d’Aquitaines on Tuesday. Callum’s family owns Jambili Belgian Blues and South Devons. That has helped spur on Ca…
    8 months ago
    queenslandcountrylife.com.au

    Long drive lets Triumph live up to his name - Queensland Country Life

    THE 12-hour drive from Atherton to Rockhampton was all worth it for Greyman breeders, the Kidd family, Maple Downs Murray Greys. The stud’s Maple Downs Triumph took out the grand champion bull at Beef 2024 this morning with the aptly named Maple Downs Triumph. Judge Graham Brown, Windera, Qld described him as a “bull that just floats around ring”, praising his reproduction potential. The bull is by Maple Downs Quasimodo out of Hamdenvale Diamond 1439/12. Mr Kidd said he purchased the bull bull…
    8 months ago
    queenslandcountrylife.com.au

    Breed promotion bigger picture for Australian Heritage Angus winner...

    A “sweet little thing” and a “pretty boy” from the same Australian Heritage Angus stud snapped up both major titles at Beef 2024 today. Greg and Tracey Krahenbring, Mason Farm, Talgai won the grand champion bull and grand champion female with their offerings. Mason Farm Monte Majura by Colombo Park Figaro out of Mason Farm Ivy secured the grand champion bull title. Mason Farm Cheeky Eyes, a 10-month-old heifer by Mason farm Red Alert out of Mason Farm Ebony Eyes won the grand champion female r…
    8 months ago
    queenslandcountrylife.com.au

    Fertility shines in grand champion female Blonde d'Aquitaine - Quee...

    A picture of pure fertility from Waite A Wyle Blonde d’Aquitaines at Maclagan has been given the nod for grand champion female at Beef 2024. Stud owners Wayne and Belinda Hess brought a top line show team, also taking out the grand champion bull with the 17-month-old Waite A Wyle Trademark. The bull is by Meridan Hansard out of Strathbally Majella. But one of the stand-out stories from the Blonde d’Aquitaine ring was the grand champion female, Waite A Wyle Trish, by Reynard S Victor out of Bel…
    8 months ago
    queenslandcountrylife.com.au

    Little guy power: How independent grocers and the central markets s...

    While supermarket shelves struggled to stay full, greengrocers kept up supplies.
    over 2 years ago
    queenslandcountrylife.com.au

    Brisbane Markets aims to recommence trade

    The markets community is rallying to get fresh produce moving again.
    almost 3 years ago
    northqueenslandregister.com.au

    Fruit, veg and nut playing cards help educate

    Move over Uno and poker - there’s a new game in town.... and it’s FREE.
    over 3 years ago
    manningrivertimes.com.au

    Fruit, veg and nut playing cards help educate

    Move over Uno and poker - there’s a new game in town.... and it’s FREE.
    over 3 years ago
    northqueenslandregister.com.au

    Give ag visa a test run, says AFPA

    The Australian Fresh Produce Alliance would like to see an ag visa trial.
    over 3 years ago
    northqueenslandregister.com.au

    Cool idea: Sweetpotato ice cream deserves a lick

    Sweetpotato boasts a half serve of veggies per two scoops.
    over 3 years ago
    queenslandcountrylife.com.au

    Australian pecan industry set to take flight as interest swells - Q...

    THE trees have no major insect pests or diseases, they can live up to 400 years and their produce is currently bringing the same money per kilogram as macadamias. They sound almost too good to be true. Welcome to the burgeoning world of pecan nuts. The Australian pecan industry is steadying itself for expansion as existing growers look to invest further while those outside the industry are having a serious look at the native American nut. RELATED READING Part of this expansion includes farming i…
    over 5 years ago