Written by Anna Nunn
As the sun makes its way over the ranges the stockman’s day has well and truly already begun. A cuppa or two and a hearty breakfast while discussing plans for the day around the table, waiting for just enough light to get going.
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Topics:
Insider,
Cattle,
Livestock,
Industry,
Australia,
Rural,
Australian Beef,
Outback,
Stations,
cattle station
No one goes to work looking to get hurt, but accidents do happen and help is usually on hand within minutes at most worksites
. On a cattle station, things are a little different.
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Topics:
Australia,
CommunitySupport,
Rural,
Country Life,
Health,
Regional,
Country,
Outback,
Australians
For us here in Burra the crops are sown and are now in the hands of nature.
But our farmer's work is not over, they stay busy year-round, monitoring crops and their progress
.
They also need to
monitor
weeds and pests to ensure when their crops are ready to harvest, they will be of the highest quality possible,
ultimately
for the end consumer
.
But for most Australian farmers, that’s not all that needs to
be done
during the off-season. Many farmers produce more than one food source and most have livestock that also needs to
be taken
care of.
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Topics:
Insider,
Harvest,
Agriculture,
Livestock,
Industry,
Australia,
Rural,
Cropping,
Production
Together the late Robert ‘Bob’ Rowe and his son Simon established what is now known as Princess Royal Station. Bob is a South Australian meat and livestock icon and was at the forefront of the South Australian beef industry for many decades, treading where others feared for many years.
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Topics:
Insider,
History,
Cattle,
Beef,
Agriculture,
Livestock,
Industry,
Australia,
Rural,
Beef Cattle,
Australian Beef,
Trading
There are many reasons to love both the city as well as life in the country in Australia. In some cases, Australian’s are fortunate enough to be able to experience both.
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Topics:
Australia,
Rural,
Country Life,
Lifestyle,
City Life
As The Burra Picnic Races 2016 rapidly approaches, we thought we would take to opportunity to reflect on why community service is important to us and also reveal the reasons why we do it.
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Topics:
Community,
Sponsorship,
Australia,
CommunitySupport,
Local,
Local Events,
Farming Families,
Rural,
Participation,
Support,
Country Life