McKillops are saints when it comes to sustainability
DAIRY FINALIST 2018: SUSTAINABILITY equals profitability for Scott and Belinda McKillop.
Farmer Of The Year
Dirty deeds done dirt cheap
GOING for growth — using the practical skills inherited from his mechanically-minded dad — has placed Nathan Blomeley among Australia’s best farmers at the tender age of 27.
Stem-sell research pays off
PASSION, innovation and a fair dose of Dutch courage have led to a blooming financial success for Victorian flower growers Rob and Mariske de Wit.
Putting people first the key
CROPPING FARMER OF THE YEAR 2018: CALIFORNIAN dreaming has become a rolled gold Aussie reality for the Kahl family in the cotton fields of northern NSW.
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Money in the Banks
SUSAN Banks lifts the lid on a large double-walled timber box, revealing the rich cow manure compost stored inside.
From strength to strength
CALVING is strictly seasonal on Brad and Becc Couch’s dairy farm in southwest Victoria.
Time to prime
HE comes from one of Australia’s oldest wool growing families.
Lighthouse keepers shine light
RAY Beedon turns a tap and out pours liquid amber.
Ross eyes the environment
ROSS McDonald is a reluctant poster child for climate change’s impact on agriculture
Appetite for excellence
MATCHING feed availability to the requirements of the herd has pushed one Angus commercial operation into the black.
Farmer of the Year keeps it simple
SOUTHWEST Victorian dairy farmers Brad and Becc Couch have been named 2014 Farmer of the Year.
Competition yields top finalists
FARMERS from across the southeast of Australia are gearing up for Farmer of the Year awards tonight.
Aaron nurses share market
ONE passionate South Gippsland dairy farmer reckons there’s no need to own land to become a success.
Cascade of quality flows
MICHAEL McCormack puts great store in knowing all he can about his herd.
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