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Autumn challenges with hints for future years
Bob Freebairn • 1hr ago
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A mid-April 2024 view of Kokoda triticale, a rust resistant winter habit variety, sown late February 10 days after 10 millimetres of rain. Good sub soil moisture helps ensure reliable early sowing of dual purpose or grazing only crops. Pictures supplied
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FWFWW Ep10: Enter the Toddster, Nat's shoulder pat, plus foot stampin' during glampin'
Eight new ladies arrive but only five go on for some camping with the other actors on the show.
Ashley Walmsley
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Farmer Todd (in the hat) with the five ladies of his choosing, none of which are wearing hats here, as Todd's is providing enough shade for all. Picture supplied
Boorowa put on the world stage by the Enforcer scrum machine
Helen Decosta
Enforcer scrum machine founder, Matthew Corkhill, Boorowa, with a Lite Range model in his Boorowa workshop.
Tag discounts, sheep IMF, chancing chickpeas, and a scrum machine
Tag discounts, sheep IMF, chancing chickpeas, and a scrum machine
Louis Dreyfus ignores Olam's big price offer for Namoi shares
Andrew Marshall
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Namoi Cotton's share price has jumped after Olam's latest bid offer. File photo.
Upcycling a purposeful way to beat cancer
Jamie Brown
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Elaine Trustum, Tatham via Casino, with her grand-daughter Millie who shares a passion for craft as a vehicle for curing cancer.
Miles 4 Mac: Teenager runs from Sydney to Armidale to support mate's cancer battle
Elka Devney
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Ted Chick, Armidale, with Mac Downes, 14, Uralla, at the Sydney Children's Hospital, Randwick. Picture supplied
Love is calling: Farmer Wants a Wife 2025 applications open
Elka Devney
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Could you or someone you know be the next Farmer to appear in the Barrel Room? Picture supplied
No time to dream while preparing for first frost | In Fiona's Garden
Fiona Ogilvie
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Luculia grandifolia has fragrant flowers and matching red-veined foliage. It blooms from autumn to winter against a wall in Christchurch, New Zealand.
Mudgee Angus Breeders' sale price lifts, PTIC females strong demand
Simon Chamberlain
Peabody Coal's James Heesterman and Ian Flood present Andrew White, Havilah North, Mudgee, with the trophy for the best pen of females. The cows and calves made $2800. Pictures by SImon Chamberlain

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