When you think of the word ‘innovation’, you might think of the big tech companies. Or, you might think of the organisations that are developing space travel technology. Those industries are pretty innovative, right? Of course, they are!
Beef farming and agriculture isn't something you'd usually consider innovative, is it?
Well guess what? It is!
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Topics:
Angus,
Beef,
Benefits,
The Station,
Community,
Environmental Focus
While seeing a herd of cows grazing on the pasture seems an iconic country Australian vision, have you ever stopped to consider the history of beef in Australia? Buckle up for a brief history on beef. It’s a catchy title, we know.
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Topics:
History,
Cattle,
Information,
Beef,
The Station,
Environmental Focus
City living comes with a list of trials and tribulations, from the dreaded peak hour traffic to the noisy late night interruptions. Though you’re where the action is, you may find yourself desiring a change of scenery.
Country living offers a number of benefits, and as rural advocates here at Princess Royal Station, we have decided to share with you the best parts about living in the country.
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Topics:
The Station,
Organic,
Burra,
Community
Silage plays a very large role in the success of our program here at Princess Royal Station. An essential element of efficient and effective feeding, silage is highly beneficial, but what is it? What makes it so useful? Our cropping manager Shawn Rayson and our team of South Australian feedlot specialists have compiled your handy and helpful guide to silage right here.
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Topics:
Insider,
Information,
Benefits,
The Station,
What we do
AsSouth Australia's premier feedlot, we understand and accept our social responsibility toward both the environment and the community. At Princess Royal Station, we believe that controlling our environmental impact should be a driving force in everything we do.
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Topics:
Information,
The Station,
What we do
In the Begining
Designed by renowned architect Edmund Wright, the heritage listed Princess Royal Homestead was built in 1864 in a ‘Victorian English country house’ style. Originally purchased by John Tyler, the old Princess Royal Mining Company land was sold as a sheep station, hence the name Princess Royal Station.
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Topics:
History,
The Station,
What we do