-
2 months ago | 
farmweekly.com.au | Perri Polson |Brooke Littlewood |Rhys Tarling
It's as inevitable as death, but does farm succession need to be as scary? Picture by Shutterstock. There are plenty of reasons why no one wants to talk about succession.
-
Jul 11, 2024 | 
stockjournal.com.au | Brooke Littlewood
Bovitech Veterinary Services veterinarian Dr Jess Shilling (left), Michelle and Kent Rochester, Manypeaks, WA, and WALRC executive officer Esther Price. There is about three hours' worth of pasture left in WA farmer Kent and Michelle Rochester's paddock before cattle need to be moved onto the next.
-
Jul 10, 2024 | 
stockjournal.com.au | Brooke Littlewood
Bovitech Veterinary Services veterinarian Dr Jess Shilling (left), Michelle and Kent Rochester, Manypeaks, WA, and WALRC executive officer Esther Price. There is about three hours' worth of pasture left in WA farmer Kent and Michelle Rochester's paddock before cattle need to be moved onto the next.
-
Jun 2, 2024 | 
stockjournal.com.au | Brooke Littlewood
The red dirt at Kanandah station is now booming with green feed, after this years recordbreaking rainfall. Photos supplied by Mark ForresterThere is a chance another Nullarbor cattle station will cut hay and cart it to Esperance in coming months, after six consecutive years in drought. Kanandah Station owners Mark and Karen Forrester have recorded four times more than last year's average rain, with 485 millimetres falling in just four months.
-
Apr 17, 2024 | 
farmonline.com.au | Brooke Littlewood
Mutton madness: WA mutton prices lowest in the countryThere is more than double the money in mutton over east compared to WA, with livestock industry representatives labelling the price difference as alarming. As of the week ending April 12, the WA mutton saleyard indicator is sitting at about 80 cents per kilogram carcase weight (c/kg cwt), which is a 71 per cent discount to the national mutton indicator of 266c/kg cwt.
-
Apr 17, 2024 | 
farmonline.com.au | Brooke Littlewood
Mutton madness: WA mutton prices lowest in the countryThere is more than double the money in mutton over east compared to WA, with livestock industry representatives labelling the price difference as alarming. As of the week ending April 12, the WA mutton saleyard indicator is sitting at about 80 cents per kilogram carcase weight (c/kg cwt), which is a 71 per cent discount to the national mutton indicator of 266c/kg cwt.
-
Jan 22, 2024 | 
farmweekly.com.au | Brooke Littlewood
Volunteer firefighters struggled with network coverage while fighting a blaze at Dragon Rocks Reserve. Photo by Peter Walker. When Pingaring mixed farmer Evan Wyatt spotted a spiral of smoke in the distance last Thursday morning, he knew it was a cause for concern. However, without mobile phone coverage, internet or power, he was unable to alert emergency services or even contact other locals to pinpoint the fire's exact location.
-
Aug 18, 2023 | 
farmonline.com.au | Brooke Littlewood
The Livestock Collective managing director Holly Ludeman at the West Midlands Group sheep workshop earlier this month. IF we don't tell our story, someone else will tell it for us. That was the message The Livestock Collective managing director Holly Ludeman delivered at a West Midlands Group sheep workshop earlier this month.
-
Aug 15, 2023 | 
farmweekly.com.au | Brooke Littlewood
The Livestock Collective managing director Holly Ludeman at the West Midlands Group sheep workshop earlier this month. IF we don't tell our story, someone else will tell it for us. That was the message The Livestock Collective managing director Holly Ludeman delivered at a West Midlands Group sheep workshop earlier this month.
-
Aug 15, 2023 | 
agriculture.einnews.com | Brooke Littlewood
The Livestock Collective managing director Holly Ludeman at the West Midlands Group sheep workshop earlier this month. IF we don't tell our story, someone else will tell it for us. That was the message The Livestock Collective managing director Holly Ludeman delivered at a West Midlands Group sheep workshop earlier this month.
