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ALFA Lotfeeding

Australian Cotton Outlook

Australian Dairyfarmer

Australian Farm Journal

Wed, Feb 10 2010

Feature Magazine

Lifestyle Farmer
+ February 2010 issue of NZ LIfestyle Farmer
+ Showing poultry
+ A lifestyle with Lowline
+ Llamas share the load
+ Zany Zizanie
+ Appropriate building materials
+ Life at Stoney Oaks Wildlife Park
+ Lifestyle education
+ Successful pollination in hazelnut orchards
+ Starting a garden

Editors View

The broadacre grains and red meats industries have failed to let consumers know that their foods, whilst not organic, are often comparable in-terms of nutritional value and safety. Australian Farm Journal+

February 2010 issue of NZ LIfestyle Farmer

On sale now Lifestyle Farmer+

Sitting pretty

WITH animals, crops and their livelihood to think about it's often hard for farmers and their families to find the time for a proper holiday. Farming Small Areas+

Editor’s view

The media headlines that Major General Michael Jeffery generates, continue to promote a mindset that all farmers are land, water and biodiversity degraders. Australian Landcare+

GM fate hangs in the balance

The future of GM farming in Australia rests on the shoulders of a few canola growers, according to Jeff Bidstrup. Australian Cotton Outlook+

Frontal grazing the innovative way

AN AUTOMATIC grazing system that utilises robots to move an electric fence was demonstrated for the first time in the Netherlands in March. The Voyager automatic grazing system was demonstrated by Lel Australian Dairyfarmer+

Heat on industry to be environmentally sustainable

THE AUSTRALIAN red meat industry, as with most primary industries, is coming under increasing pressure from both community and Government to document and justify its impacts on the environment. ALFA Lotfeeding+

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