Is Buffalo the Best All-Around Turf in Australia?
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13 July 2023
When it comes to choosing the right turf for your lawn, there are a number of important factors to keep in mind. The ideal turf for one person may not be the best option for another, depending on their individual needs and preferences. However, when it comes t
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Unless you have grown up on a farm, it can be very difficult to learn the many skills you need to be a success. Thankfully, when I moved out to the country, I was lucky enough to have the support of my neighbours who lived on nearby farms. These people had the skills and knowledge I needed and they were happy to share it with me. They taught me how to sow seed, how to look after my cattle and how to deal with snakes. I hope you like this blog and that it provides you with useful information as you learn to farm.
3 Reasons To Purchase Almonds From Grower-Owned Suppliers
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15 September 2022
There has been a significant boom in the Australian almond sector recently. There are numerous reasons behind this boom. Notably, the rise in almond demand can be attributed to its increased use as a primary nut ingredient in most food products. Thus, there's
Elements to Inspect When Shopping for Dry and Healthy Almonds
Posted on:
14 September 2021
Almond is perhaps the most consumed nut in Australia, thanks to its high nutritional value. Also known as the king of dry fruits, almonds are particularly rich in fats, proteins, antioxidants, vitamins and minerals. Moreover, dry fruits like almonds have a lon
Here Are Four Primary Variables to Consider When Buying a Tractor
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7 May 2019
Tractors remain a piece of vital equipment when it comes to farming. Their versatility and handiness remain a vital tool for farmers. There are, however, a myriad of models and companies selling this important tool. For any farmer, whether small or large scale
2 safety tips for new sheep farmers
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14 September 2018
If you have just set up a sheep farm, here are two safety tips that you may want to keep in mind.
1. Keep your sheep wool cleaning chemicals in a secure, locked storage container
Before the sheared wool from your sheep can be sold, it will need to be cleaned.