Blomeleys ride the grain wave of success
PURA PURA young farmer Nathan Blomeley is using his practical know-how and a relentless hunger to do things better to grow his family farm threefold within four years.
Farmer Of The Year
Cool and slow way to go for records
IN THE fertile soils of Tasmania’s North-West Michael Nichols has been quietly breaking cropping records.
Winter wonder as Wagyu business raises steaks
CARCASS data is at the forefront of all breeding decisions for this leading Wagyu operation, writes JAMES WAGSTAFF.
Ashbern Farm’s sweet success is firmly planted
IT’S onwards and upwards for Ashbern Farms in the wake of this year’s strawberry tampering crisis, writes JAMES WAGSTAFF.
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Fresh food boy to king
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Chops the real grain changer
THREE’S a great crowd when it comes to sheep studs, writes SANDRA GODWIN
Delegate breaks new ground
EXTENSIVE research and trial and error have enabled a farming operation to move into new territory.
Foxes takes direct approach
DUST storms were taking their toll, so Tony Fox outsmarted them.
A Golder opportunity
THE Golder family’s Riverina property thrives on a mixture of sheep and crop growing.
Allan’s spear delight
ASPARAGUS is a fast-growing and lucrative crop in South Gippsland.
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