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North Queensland Register
Thursday, June 20, 2024
Far north gets freight discount, more regions call for help
Julia Creek Foodmart owners Leah and Steven Laidlow, said the state government needed to apply the Remote Communities Freight Assistance Scheme to their region as they wanted to pass on savings to customers.Picture: Supplied.
Alison Paterson
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New farm community lobby group borne of 'utter frustration' with status quo
Farming Communities Australia architects (left to right) Chauncey Hammond, Tony Seabrook, Adrian Vis and Michael Thompson.
Jason Gregory and Ed Gannon • 39m ago
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Prices improve at Charters Towers prime sale
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Prices improve at Charters Towers prime sale
Live sheep ban not the will of the Australian people, cattle reps tell inquiry
Shan Goodwin • 1hr ago
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Northern Territory Cattlemen's Association chief executive officer Will Evans. Picture Shan Goodwin.
Large scale Gulf cattle and carbon operation for sale
Mark Phelps
Coralie is a large scale cattle and carbon enterprise that has been expertly developed during the past five years. Picture supplied

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Live sheep ban not the will of the Australian people, cattle reps tell inquiry
Northern Territory Cattlemen's Association chief executive officer Will Evans. Picture Shan Goodwin.
Shan Goodwin • 1hr ago
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Beef's deforestation definition on show; Green groups crank up the hustle
Shan Goodwin
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A campaigner scales a McDonald's building in Melbourne dressed as a koala, calling on the fast food giant to eliminate deforested beef from its supply chain. Picture Greenpeace.
Avian influenza unlikely to jump species to cattle in Australia
Shan Goodwin
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Livestock industries are closely watching the avian influenza outbreak in Victoria. Picture Agriculture Victoria.

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Property
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Quality Macquarie Valley irrigation and dryland cropping opportunity
East Cooltah and Karnang is a highly productive 1148 hectare irrigated and dryland cropping enterprise in the highly regarded Macquarie Valley. Picture supplied
Mark Phelps
Glenhills well located to saleyards, feedlots, abattoirs | Video
Mark Phelps
Glenhills is a 1438 acre Brisbane Valley grazing property capable of running about 300 breeders and their progeny. Picture supplied
Large scale Gulf cattle and carbon operation for sale
Mark Phelps
Coralie is a large scale cattle and carbon enterprise that has been expertly developed during the past five years. Picture supplied
Dairy
Small conical snails second most costly pest to dairy industry
The small conical snail is a hitchhiker species so it's likely to arrive on trucks bringing lime and seed to farms. Picture supplied
Carlene Dowie
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Avian influenza unlikely to jump species to cattle in Australia
Shan Goodwin
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Livestock industries are closely watching the avian influenza outbreak in Victoria. Picture Agriculture Victoria.
Dairy sale reveals pioneer's eye for the best farming land
Chris McLennan
A feed tower and adjacent feed shed boosts the productivity of this dairy farm for sale for the first time in 140 years. Pictures from Elders Real Estate.
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Boambee Angus Stud: Top Angus cattle in the Hunter Valley
Matt Sherrington • 1hr ago
Jamie Grosser and Margo Duncan with the T bull draft for the inaugural Boambee Angus on-property sale to be held on Friday, August 9. Picture supplied
Profitability the priority at Glenavon Angus
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Extensive benchmarking has underpinned decisions at Glenavon, where stud principal Richard Post runs stud and commercial herds of Angus cattle. Picture supplied
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Emus on top of Risdon Cup
Downs referees doing a great job at the Rangers v Echidnas game on the weekend. Picture supplied
Downs Rugby
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Richmond Field Days thrive despite Telstra outage
Ben Harden
As the field days don't charge an entry fee, exact numbers through the gate are difficult to say, but organisers believe at least 2000 people attended. Picture: Maddie Brown Photography
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New farm community lobby group borne of 'utter frustration' with status quo
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Farming Communities Australia architects (left to right) Chauncey Hammond, Tony Seabrook, Adrian Vis and Michael Thompson.
Jason Gregory and Ed Gannon • 39m ago
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Far north gets freight discount, more regions call for help
Alison Paterson
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Julia Creek Foodmart owners Leah and Steven Laidlow, said the state government needed to apply the Remote Communities Freight Assistance Scheme to their region as they wanted to pass on savings to customers.Picture: Supplied.
Coalition reveals seven nuclear reactor sites across regional Australia
Jason Gregory
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Coalition reveals seven nuclear reactor sites across regional Australia
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Boambee Angus Stud: Top Angus cattle in the Hunter Valley
Jamie Grosser and Margo Duncan with the T bull draft for the inaugural Boambee Angus on-property sale to be held on Friday, August 9. Picture supplied
Matt Sherrington • 1hr ago
Profitability the priority at Glenavon Angus
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Extensive benchmarking has underpinned decisions at Glenavon, where stud principal Richard Post runs stud and commercial herds of Angus cattle. Picture supplied
Queensland Derby 2024: Warmonger's exceptional performance
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Photo by Shutterstock.
Serene luxury on the mighty Mekong River reflects future plans for trailblazing Aussie company
APT's Mekong Serenity lets guests experience Vietnam and Cambodia on the famous Mekong River. Picture supplied
Commercially-relevant Knowla sires lift profitability
Ruth Schwager
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Knowla bulls are known for their presentation off grass and improved pastures. Picture supplied
Cropping
South Australia catching up as national crop consolidates
Farmers are finally able to make out rows, such as this paddock of wheat, in southern Australia. Photo by Gregor Heard.
Gregor Heard
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Victoria's beekeepers brace for arrival of varroa mite
Chris McLennan
A varroa mite is firmly attached to a bee. Picture from Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry..
Govt announces millions to cover Mossman cane farmers transport crush costs
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The state government announced on June 19 it would support up to $6 million from the $12.1m support package for Mossman to assist growers to transport their current crop to be crushed. Picture: Supplied
Sheep & Goats
EU Green Claims Directive will use PEF in some form
The next step has been taken by the European Council in establishing laws against green washing. FILE PICTURE.
Victoria Nugent
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Scanned in lamb ewe prices bump upwards as mutton market makes gains
Victoria Nugent
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A lift in pricing has been welcomed could be helping to drive up scanned in lamb ewe prices.
More dollars needed to address processing capacity gap after live sheep ban
Victoria Nugent
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Data about WA's live sheep exports and sheep and lamb slaughter is among the evidence being brought out as industry rallies against the phase out of live sheep exports by sea.