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...
Varroa mite ’lockdown’
The state government has introduced a hard border lockdown, on the Covid-19 model, and new surveillance methods to help track and hopefully stop the...
Varroa ‘mite be here for keeps’
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...
Chance leads to farming breakthrough
A chance conversation with a grazier interested in the methane-reducing properties of red seaweed (as a livestock feed additive) has prompted new research that...
Killy kids Kilcoy success
Last week the Kilkivan State School Cattle Team attended the Gympie District Beef Liaisons Group, Wide Bay Schools Hoof & Hook Competition held at...
Killy cattle kids impress at Wondai
Last weekend the Kilkivan State School Cattle team travelled to Wondai Show for an overnight camp competing on both Friday and Saturday.
This...
Prices hold steady at Gympie
Sullivan Livestock yarded 1723 cattle at their regular fortnightly Gympie Cattle Sale held Monday 10 July where the market held firm for all descriptions....
Rural Aid supports drive for better rural health outcomes
Rural Aid supports the National Rural Health Alliance (NRHA) and its call for better funding for the bush in the wake of new research...
Water rebate extended
The Government has extended the 15 per cent irrigator discount until 2024‑25, a move that is directly benefitting Gympie region farmers and primary producers.
In...