Market stays firm
Sullivan Livestock yarded 1958 head at their regular fortnightly cattle sale where the market for meatworks cattle remained firm, while better quality store cattle...
Farmers urged to reach out for help
Rural are encouraging Gympie farmers to reach out for assistance this Farm Safety Week.
“This year’s Farm Safety Week theme is 'in safe...
‘Cattle prices steady’ says Radobank
Gympie's recent cattle sale showed that the price for quality young cattle was getting dear whilst the market stayed firm for the rest, however...
Future proofing local farms
Access to water and energy costs are significant challenges facing Irrigators and Farmers all across the country.
But for farmers in Gympie, many are...
Firm market starting to climb
Sullivan Livestock yarded 1980 cattle at their Gympie Cattle Sale held Monday 20 May, where the market for all descriptions being firm to dearer....
Financial assistance for hard-hit farmers
Primary producers in the Gympie region are being urged to take a proactive approach to managing their farm finances, with interest rates peaking and...
Help for graziers still struggling with flood recovery
A workshop for eligible primary producers will be held at Moffatdale on 24 April to discuss preventative measures for flood recovery.
Burnett Mary Regional Group...
Mega Muster Line-up announced
The 2024 Gympie Music Muster is set to be an unforgettable celebration of Australian music, showcasing a stellar lineup of iconic artists and emerging...
Col’s thankful heart
A familiar face with a guitar in his hands, ’Country Col’ is thankful to the support of the community and businesses along Mary Street...
Cattle prices up
Sullivan Livestock yarded 1018 cattle at their regular fortnightly Gympie Cattle Sale held Monday, 27 November where the market was dearer for all descriptions....
Farm Fodder for Fire victims
With fires sweeping through the land and paddocks at Obi Obi, Tuchekoi and Mary Valley surrounds, Fodder will be available for the farmers who...
Varroa mite stays
The beekeeping and irrigation farmer’s nightmare, varroa mite, might be here to stay, according to new reports quoting the Australian Honey Bee Industry Council.
The...