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Three-year-old Andrew Raff (right) and brother, Robert, 4, in 1977, with the 20-month-old bull, Forres Totem, weighing 725kg (breed average 595kg), which sold for $750. Picture supplied 

Bold move in 2015 pays off for Raff family

Raff Angus success in RNA Paddock to Palate debut is yet another milestone

Charolais genetics were used since 1971 and the first purebred calf born on Rosedale was Rosedale Jolly Jim in 1974, pictured here with Robert Millner. It was the first purebred calf born west of the Blue Mountains. Picture supplied

Millner family one of the first to use Charolais genetics

Rosedale Charolais stud using trailblazing genetics for more than 50 years

The Farmers' Finance Australia team at Elders FarmFest, last week were (from left) Lauren Franzmann, Ben Robinson, CEO Christian Stevens, director, Luca Catalano, and Isobel Manchee. Picture by Linda Mantova

"Our job is to help them get to where they want to get to, and we have the best brokers in the country to do this."

Farmers' Finance Australia launch met with strong agribusiness support

Co-founders of AirAgri, brothers, James and Paul Diamond, at Elders FarmFest, in Toowoomba, Qld, with the personal location devices which help ensure farmers and workers return home safely to loved ones. Picture by Linda Mantova

Ensures peace of mind for your loved ones while working on-farm

New AirAgri farm safety system is the lifeguard of the bush

Jarrah Genetics principals, Sarah and Sam Becker with daughter, Matilda. Picture by Kent Ward

Fertility is key at Jarrah Genetics in Central Queensland

Jarrah Reds - the "Clean-Coated Flatbacks" built around fertility

Central Queensland farmers were impressed by Sunmaster at it's variety launch at the NVT trial site, Jambin, Queensland. Picture supplied

Australian Grain Technologies best wheat variety in a decade

Sunmaster is wheat variety of choice for astute northern region farmers

Rosedale Charolais stud bulls which will feature in the draft for the stud's 35th annual on-property sale being held on Friday, May 17 at Blayney, NSW. Picture supplied.

Millner family tastes success in carcase and feedlot trials

Quality draft for Rosedale Charolais stud's 35th annual sale

Rockland Spring managers, Stephen and Dominique Biles have introduced Speckle Park bulls to their commercial cattle enterprise with great success at Comet in Queensland's Central Highlands. Picture supplied

Comet beef producers solve calving issues with Speckle Park

Trial and error pays off for Speckle Park producers

Jon Earl, QuikFence, Warwick, with the first units of the FastFencer JNR off the production line this month. Picture supplied

QuikFence launches innovative product to suit smaller projects.

New FastFencer JNR helps farmers build fences quicker and safer

Angus Australia Trans Tasman youth bursary recipient, Damien Thomson, Yass, undertook his 26-day tour of New Zealand in January, 2023, describing it as 'the trip of a lifetime'. Picture supplied

Damien Thomson sets sights on career in genetics after winning the 2021 Angus Australia Trans-Tasman bursary