For many years Princess Royal Station has been value-adding the manure produced by our cattle into fertiliser to spread on our cropping land.
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Topics: Insider, What we do, Farming, Production, sustainability, Productivity, cow
Written by Mark Gubbins
Throughout my bull breeding career that spans 35 years, I have heard every excuse about what went wrong. Now a reputable bull breeder does everything in their power to sell and deliver bulls to you that will perform time and time again. Longevity plus satisfaction are the two very important ingredients of success. Success leads to repeat buying.
Topics: What we do, Caring for Livestock, Facts, Breeding, Genetics, Productivity
Written by Vanessa Binks
It does not seem to matter if SA's primary producers have experienced consecutive good or bad seasons, this drought is not discriminating against anyone.
Topics: Regional, Country, Australian, South australia, Australians, Drought
Written by Chris Howie
Due to the nature of livestock production, enterprises all of those involved are very busy. This, in turn, causes producers to focus on the day to day operation and management of their property to ensure livestock have water, feed, animal health applications, calf marking, shearing and the fences are escape proof; As well as getting ready for seeding, hay baling or harvest, having a holiday and weekend sport for the kids.
Topics: Feedlots, Feedlot, Suppy Chain, Country, South australia, Productivity, Feeding
South Australia was founded in 1834 to uphold the ideals of religious tolerance and personal freedom. The first colonists came to Adelaide expecting to make a living with business, pastoral investments, and agriculture, but their eyes soon turned to South Australia's rich natural resources. Lead was discovered in 1838 near Adelaide, and a copper mine was founded in 1842. Adelaide soon had carts full of rich copper ore trundling down its streets to be shipped off around the world. South Australia's wealth of minerals spurred Australians all over the continent to explore for natural resources.
Topics: History, Burra, Country, South australia
As we come into summer, warmer weather starts to set in and it is not unusual to experience a heat wave or two around the country.
Temperatures have soar to 40 degrees and over for days in a row, but everything can’t stop for the weather.
Topics: Animal Welfare, Production, Country, Outback, risk, Australian, South australia, cattle station
Most people don’t appreciate that there is more than meets the eye when it comes to cattle.
It would seem that they spend most of their time grazing and lazing around, but they are actually quite interesting and somewhat complex animals
.
Topics: Cattle, Animal Welfare, cattle handling, cow, cows
Well, its that time of year. The Christmas decorations are going up and the carols have started on the radio. As 2018 comes to an end here at Princess Royal, we thought we’d share a snippet of what has been a somewhat trying season as well as some of the achievements we are proud of in this last blog of the year.
Topics: History, Agriculture, Australia, Farming Families, Farmers, Farming, Family, South australia, Australians
Written by Anna Nunn
It’s a moment as you are driving along that you feel like you need to rub your eyes or blink a few times quickly… crossing vast outback and in the distance, you spot a dog. It seems totally out of place.
Topics: Australia, Environment, Country, Outback, Stations, Australian, Australians, Drought, cattle station
Rural mental health is a topic that needs to
be discussed
,
frequently
.
The issue is often pushed into the spotlight after a life is
tragically
lost to suicide or an extreme weather event strangles parts of the country
.
However
,
we believe
that it is a topic that needs to
be brought
up in the nation’s conversation more often.
Topics: Australia, Mental Health, Health, City Life, Country, Outback, Australians
