Tasmania’s Low Emissions Livestock project to include Merino sheep
Merino wool flocks graze differently to feedlot cattle, so the methane science behind Tasmania's new trial may not simply transfer across.
Merino wool flocks graze differently to feedlot cattle, so the methane science behind Tasmania's new trial may not simply transfer across.
Locust surveillance means people digging in dirt for eggs laid months ago, not watching the sky for swarms.
A waste-recycling company just bought a 2,538-hectare sheep and cropping farm — and the reason has nothing to do with raising lambs.
The headline 5-25mm totals hide which districts missed their October median and what that gap should change in this week's farm decisions.
Before anyone baits a national park boundary, the real question is who is legally responsible — and whether it will work at all.
Soil K index, not the spot price, decides whether skipping potash this year saves money or quietly drains your soil's reserves.
A scheme beneficiary was paid €130,000 without tender to help run the very scheme that paid them — here's what that means for oversight.
Irish milk collection costs €95m a year — here's whether bio-CNG trucks could realistically cut that bill, and who could try it first.
H5N5, not the usual H5N1, has reached Scotland—here's what that subtype actually means for keepers, eggs, pigeons and geese right now.
Mixed, mild weather is hiding a narrow window — here's what saturated soils and the slurry deadline actually mean for farm decisions this weekend.