Admin | February 6, 2012
Preview of Austravel’s blog at TravelPod. Read the full blog here: www.travelpod.com This blog preview was made by TravelPod using the TripAdvisor™ TripWow slideshow creator. Learn more about these videos: www.travelpod.com
Admin | February 4, 2012
Dairy farm and wildlife protection video testimonial for Gallagher Australia Electric Fencing Systems
Admin | February 2, 2012
On one of my train filming outings I spent a few hours next to a small farm with a herd of curious Alpacas. While I waited for the trains to arrive these beautiful animals kept me company.
Admin | January 31, 2012
Australian Agricultural Tours have been accommodating Large groups of Agricultural Students and Farmers from japan for the last 18 years, we believe that we can accommodate groups in most farming area’s in Australia. Farm stays and work experience are our strong area’s.
Admin | January 29, 2012
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Admin | January 25, 2012
April 1998 With scrape in sheep, salmonella in chickens and mad cow disease in cattle, what epidemic will strike the pig? None, if we follow the example of Australia’s Great Southern Piggery, the world’s largest free-range pig farm. The Great Southern Piggery raises its pigs outside. The 3000 sows here graze, wallow and furrow in the sunshine - it’s pig heaven. In Europe, legislation will soon stop farmers from making animals spend their whole lives inside. Pork production will be drastically changed. More than 10% of Australia’s pigs are already raised on the open range. In Europe, that figure is now closer to 20%. Here, each sow produces 20 piglets a year - a better yield than the intensive indoor, battery-style pig farming. Once weaned, piglets spend 7 weeks leaping about on straw, developing weight and fitness. Their fate is nevertheless sealed: they all end up being sent off to market. Pigs living outside are fitter and can give birth unassisted. They also don’t get lame from urinating on their own hooves. They’re just a bit dirtier! And profits are good. A charming report on an issue which affects all of those who enjoy our bacon. Produced by ABC Australia Distributed by Journeyman Pictures
Admin | January 23, 2012
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Admin | January 15, 2012
Australian Agricultural Tours and Farm stays can supply good work experience for students staying on a variety of properties in Australia. Students can work with the farmers to see the technology used by Australian farmers to produce food in Australia. One of our most popular area’s is Shepparton in the Goulburn Valley Irrigation area, where we can cater for fruit, all types of stone fruit, Vegetables, Tomato’s, Dairying. Beef cattle and Flower production at Nurseries. Deniliquin is another popular area where Rice, Wheat, Canola, Sheep and Beef Cattle farms are available for farm stays. The Atherton Tablelands are another popular area where all types of tropical fruit farms are hosts for our student groups. The Gippsland area of Victoria is also very popular with students studying the dairy and beef Industries. Agricultural Tours to Yanco Agricultural Institute near Leeton, the center of the rice growing area in Australia. These tours are our speciality with ½, 1 day and 3 day lectures by senior staff in Japanese and Chinese on the Australian Ricecheck Program instigated by the Institute which has lifted Australian rice yields by 30% to 35% over the last 10 years. Australia’s rice yields are now the highest per hectare in the world. We can supply group accommodation onsite at the Institute where the courses are available. Australian Agricultural Tours and Australian Farm Stays can be contacted via email at ausagtours@gmail.com or ausfarmstays@gmail.com
Admin | January 13, 2012
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Admin | January 11, 2012
www.facebook.com Join page on facebook ”Sohrab goth gai mandi” and Website sohrabgothgaimandi.blogspot.com all cattle pics and videos updates are there and enjoy your event Eid ul Azha.
Admin | January 9, 2012
www.facebook.com Join page on facebook ”Sohrab goth gai mandi” and Website sohrabgothgaimandi.blogspot.com all cattle pics and videos updates are there and enjoy your event Eid ul Azha.
Admin | January 4, 2012
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Admin | January 1, 2012
Farm consultants and agricultural advisers could hold the key to boosting the adoption of Controlled Traffic Farming beyond the 10 per cent of farmers currently using the technique. As seen on www.farmonline.com.au
Admin | December 31, 2011
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Admin | December 29, 2011
www.facebook.com Join page on facebook ”Sohrab goth gai mandi” and Website sohrabgothgaimandi.blogspot.com all cattle pics and videos updates are there and enjoy your event Eid ul Azha.
Admin | December 27, 2011
this video shows the range of produce we’ve tried growing over tha past 4 yrs at garden farm, we’re always learning…lots of trials happen to do with soil types, compost, positioning, weather conditions then working with the produce which grows best in our conditions….
Admin | December 14, 2011
Stay in one of our cottages at our permaculture farm, be involved or simply relax all day enjoying the views…… local produce breakfast and brunch provisions are available…. www.gardenfarm.biz
Admin | December 10, 2011
The Herbert family feed lot boasts a proud farming heritage stretching back six generations to 1791. Currently the Herbert family are a major supplier of beef cattle, even growing and fermenting their own silage. When they tried to expand their agriculture business there was no support. With the help that came from Bankwest and their agricultural finance, Australia’s oldest farming family are back on track and looking forward to the next 200 years on the land.
Admin | November 30, 2011
The house of evil. Yet another piece of class journalism by local journalist Hank Martin. Hank takes us to a farm in the Wimmera region of Victoria and exposes some unsavoury elements in our midst.
Admin | November 22, 2011
Aussie Farmers Direct has reinvented the ‘milkman’, delivering 100% Australian fresh fruit, vegetables, milk, bread, meat and much more direct to your door. In this video hear from Doug Cush of Bellata Gold in New South Wales, who built his own wheat mill and small pasta production factory and is the only pasta craftsman in Australia that manages the entire process. It’s this paddock-gate to past-plate philosophy that Doug believes is the special ingredient in his business, and you can order from Bellata Gold’s range of pasta by visiting: www.aussiefarmers.com.au
Admin | November 19, 2011
Canadian backpacker, Erin Krindt, is now driving a header in central Queensland As seen on www.farmonline.com.au
Admin | November 18, 2011
Extended interview of 2GB Radio host Alan Jones on coal seam gas mining of Australian farms. By Leigh Sales, The 7:30 Report, ABC Television, Australia. October 19, 2011.
Admin | November 16, 2011
Just a little update on all our crops. Wheat is looking to be decent. Cotton is up and looking fine. Have had some nice fine weather
Admin | November 12, 2011
Here is a video about life on a typical australian farm in the western districts of victoria (Australia) ENJOY!
Admin | November 10, 2011
Find out more about the rain impact in North Queensland at www.farmonline.com.au
Admin | November 8, 2011
Lake King is five and a half hours’ drive east of Perth. The town is a stopping place for visitors travelling across arid country and through Frank Hann National Park to Norseman. It is a crossroads centre with a tavern and several stores. DON PUGH CARAVAN TRIP 2008 In season the surrounding countryside puts on a wonderful display of colourful wildflowers. Visit the Lake King saltwater lake, picnic at the Mount Madden Cairn and Lookout, or visit a yabby (small freshwater rock lobster) farm. The Frank Hann National Park is located 25 kilometres to the east of town and offers a good representation of the heath flora of inland sand plains. Lake King offers bed and breakfasts, hotel/motel accommodation and a caravan park. DON PUGH CARAVAN TRIP 2008
Admin | October 28, 2011
Video testimonial for equine/horse farm electric fencing Millbrook horse farm Australia gallagher farm agriculture
Admin | October 18, 2011
NEB Farm Pride Eggs commercial featuring Peter Russell Clarke from 1978 transferred from Philips N1700 VCR LP videocassette. Peter Russell Clarke sure was very in with the fashions of the day sporting the long hair and funky outfit like he’s ready to hit the discos.
Admin | October 14, 2011
Practical Beef Management Product Links: Amazon.com: www.amazon.com Amazon UK: www.amazon.co.uk Amazon DE: www.amazon.de Hi, I am Russell Seears, I have lived on the land and worked in the Australian cattle industry or in associated industries for most of my life. Cattle do have brains, they can understand directions from humans and they will respond to the sound of a human’s voice. Cattle will remember a management system, so give cattle credit for having an understanding and educate them at weaning, then you will find that your cattle management system will work more smoothly and effectively. I do hope you can gain some benefit from my book on the management and handling breeding cows. Regards, Russell Seears.
Admin | October 10, 2011
Practical Beef Management Product Links: Amazon.com: www.amazon.com Amazon UK: www.amazon.co.uk Amazon DE: www.amazon.de Hi, I am Russell Seears and I have lived and worked on the land with cattle, or in associated industries for most of my life. Cattle do have brains, they do understand directions from humans, they do respond to the sound of a human’s voice and they do remember a management system. Give cattle credit for having an understanding and educate them at weaning, then your cattle management system will work more effectively. I hope you can gain some benefit from my book on handling breeding cows. Regards, Russell Seears.
