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Boosting uptake of controlled traffic farming

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


Cattle feedlot - the Herberts’ story - Australia’s oldest farming family

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.


Erin’s at home on Australian header

Admin | November 19, 2011

Canadian backpacker, Erin Krindt, is now driving a header in central Queensland As seen on www.farmonline.com.au


Rain in Nth Qld - Drought Everywhere Else

Admin | November 10, 2011

Find out more about the rain impact in North Queensland at www.farmonline.com.au


Farm Needs Classifieds - Launching Soon

Admin | July 11, 2011

Introducing Farm Needs Classifieds www.farmneeds.com.au The One Stop Shop for the Australian Agriculutural Industry Real Estate Plant & Equipment Livestock & Animals Employment Services Produce Every Farmer, Every Need Special thanks to “The Distance” for the use of their amazing song “This Land”


And On This Farm (Part 1)

Admin | April 17, 2010

Focuses on the effect of factory farms on independent family farms and rural communities. Also discusses economics, the effect of pollution on people and the environment, as well as regulations and animal welfare. Filmed in Lincoln Township, Missouri but applicable everywhere. To obtain a copy, please contact Wendy Swann at the Animal Welfare Institute - (202) 337-2332. per copy. (1998)


Excellent Development - Soil and Water Conservation in Semi-Arid Kenya

Admin | November 25, 2009

Excellent Development supports community groups in semi-arid rural Kenya to improve their enviroment sustainably through soil and water conservation, improving food and water supply, health and incomes. The key activities are terracing land, building sand dams and planting trees. These three work together to significantly improve conservation of soil and water in this delicate environment.


Mathematics on the Farm

Admin | October 8, 2009

WEBSITE: www.teachertube.com Four Australian farmers talk about how they use mathematics every day on their farm.


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