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The opening of the cotton gin in Kununurra is a milestone that honours that
legacy. It's the foundation of an intergenerational, clean, and sustainable
production system - cotton, corn, and cattle - powered by hydro,built for the long term.
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Livestock emit methane, methane oxidises into carbon dioxide, plants take up carbon dioxide to grow ♻️
If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.
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100%,we have had solar power for 15 years on remote stations Bottom line, without a back generator in low sun/high load periods it won't work. Would need to triple battery solar capacity to cover this. Equals the grid still needs Gas/Nuclear backup. Nuclear has lower emissions
Low fog over the Kimberley this morning, weird sensation like flying over the ocean with white waves.
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If anyone seen a crazy woman jumping up and down and waving from a causeway bridge on Kwinana Freeway that was me. Love this industry. Agriculture is the lifeblood of Australia #keepthesheep
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What you (probably) don't know about sheep exports - Beef Central beefcentral.com/live-export/…
We have spent many years converting our remote business to solar and battery renewable power. This is the best article yet I have seen that discibes the challenges for the national grid.
theaustralian.com.au/inquire…
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#PODCAST
💧 Todd River flows/cattle stations celebrate
🚜 @farmer_dj tours the NT
🐂 Ashley Severin awarded @NTCattlemen life membership
💧 Lake Gregory filling up @HaydnSale
🏉 Turning mud into grass in time for @NRL
abc.net.au/listen/programs/n…
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Honey I’m home 🛳️🐂🐑💚
Home is where the heart is and the heart is looking after livestock while feeding the world and having a positive impact.
This industry is not cruel and it is extremely important industry from farm right throughout the supply chain.
Great article, one of the biggest challenges faced by bush communities. It's mentally harrowing and becoming financially unattainable, meaning good people leave the bush. How about a tax break for boarding as well? To pay tax and then boarding fees is the killer.
You remember we had @ABCaustralia filming at our place just before Christmas? Here’s the result.
abc.net.au/news/2024-02-03/b…
#StationLife
Water running into Lake Gregory, WA great Sandy Desert, from the Sturt Creek. Water originated in the NT.@MattBrannRURAL
Water running down the Surt Creek on way to Lake Gregory. Another wave from the Birrindudu water is expected in the next few days. Fantastic inland natural irrigation scheme to grow some beef.@MattBrannRURAL
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"We are very happy with the eventual buyer," - @HaydnSale
Nearly three million hectares of prime Kimberley cattle country picked up by Canadian firm after $300m sale.
@alys_marshall @abcnews abc.net.au/news/2023-11-30/c…
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It’s a pretty ordinary time in the cattle game atm with the perfect storm of market issues/bottlenecks & relative oversupply of cattle to seasonal conditions.
We need Aussies to support our beef cattle producers by throwing a steak on the bbq #showusyoursteak 🥩 🇦🇺
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In the past five months more than 600 bushfires have been reported in the Kimberley and Pilbara regions - almost half of which are suspected arson.
Frustrated pastoralists are now urging State government to assist by proactively targeting and investigating those responsible 👇🏼 – at Katanning, Western Australia
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Opinion: A powerful voice representing cattle producers and beef lovers - Beef Central beefcentral.com/news/opinion…

























