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Mike Gibson: the Queensland pastoralist who proved the real deal

Farewell at the Nudgee College Chapel on Wednesday.

Complete clearance achieved for the Nobbs families' 45th Moura Bull Sale

Nobbs's Brahman, Charbray and Brangus bulls were in high demand.

Palgrove Charolais and Ultrablack bull sale grosses nearly $2.9 million

The sale saw strong online competition.

Proving the next generation of ag leaders are not waiting for their turn

From farmer in training to a strong leader shaping agriculture

Strong support throughout the north underpins sale for Jarrah Genetics

The overall sale average was up nearly $2000 on last year.

Extraordinary growth: Australia's changing position in the global lentil market

Australian farmers prove they can grow the lentils, but can we sell them?

Impressive Blanncourt delivers outstanding northern productivity

Quality cattle property offered with 2570 mixed cattle.

Beyond buzzwords: a worldwide search to create economic value from waste

This farm's circular economy is a model for your own operation.

Greenup takes the reins as Santa breed numbers see 186 per cent surge

A generational appointment for a breed that is on the rise.

NQ airport set to face flight cuts as leaders battle over $10 mil upgrade

Leaders battle over disaster funding cuts threatening airport.

Could this new AI-powered trap be the answer to Qld's feral pig problems?

Look at how artificial intelligence is changing pest control.

ACT signs on to federal firearms buyback scheme, joining NSW government

The national capital has joined with NSW in taking part in a gun buyback scheme, but other states...

Contractors warn government visa slowdown to hit hard with harvest looming

Clarity is being sought prior to harvest, which will start soon.

Grain debate: one state's phosphine ruling could set national precedent

One Australian state government will delay implementing new workplace exposure limits.

Deep dive: the sectors that carried the $100 billion ag production milestone

Livestock slaughter, broadacre cropping and horticulture performed strongly, while wool, industrial crops and live exports went backwards.

A farm shed's design starts with the wind rating on the block

The block's wind rating drives the design of a farm shed.

Glenoch Angus announces complete stud dispersal in May 2027

The Glenoch Angus stud to hold a complete dispersal in May 2027.

Man, 18, charged over alleged highway shooting in McKinlay Shire

Police are investigating a shooting in Kynuna, no injuries.