Tammin abattoir closure another major warning sign of a West …
Jan 11, 2025 · Tammin abattoir closure another major warning sign of a West Australian industry ‘in decline’ Main Image: The abrupt closure of another WA abattoir could have a devastating …
Climate change on agenda for ambitious WA College of …
Contact Us Countryman. Newspaper House, 50 Hasler Road Osborne Park WA 6017 Tel (08) 9482 9708
APVMA to hand down paraquat decision in mid-2025
Grain growers face an anxious seven-month wait to find out whether Australia’s agricultural chemicals regulator will impose major restrictions on the “essential” herbicide paraquat.
Live export ban: Labor’s $1.9m advertising campaign slammed as ...
Nearly $1.9 million from Labor’s $139.7m package to help sheep farmers transition away from live exports has been spent on a new advertising campaign, sparking outrage among industry …
WA grain harvest climbs to more than 8.9 million tonnes: CBH
WA growers delivered 1,702,900 tonnes of grain to CBH receival bins in the seven days to November 25, bringing the season total to more than 8.9 million tonnes.
Trevor Whittington: Premier’s push to protect WA industries has …
Premier Roger Cook is becoming one of the more intriguing figures in Australian politics, writes WAFarmers chief executive Trevor Whittington.
Trevor Whittington: ‘Tiny houses’ could be the solution for …
We’ve all seen the images of micro homes, or as the Australian Tiny House Association calls them, tiny houses.
Countryman
The voice of the bush since 1885, Countryman provides WA’s best and most comprehensive agricultural news, with dedicated sections for news, livestock, wool, opinion, machinery, real …
Australian Wool Innovation chair Jock Laurie heartened by industry ...
Nov 19, 2024 · WoolPoll’s recommended levy vote rejected as woolgrowers opt for a status quo 1.5 per cent option for the next three-year period (2025-28), with a close ballot that was won …
MLA predicts slight decline to Australian sheep flock
Mar 5, 2024 · The Australian sheep flock will drop slightly by just under three per cent to 76,500,000 head in 2024, according to Meat and Livestock Australia’s latest Sheep Industry …
- Some results have been removed