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Farming in Australia: the change has arrived

Farming in Australia: the change has arrived

by | Sep 5, 2017 | The Farmer

There’s a change sweeping Australian agriculture. The nation that was “built on the sheep’s back” and has had an enduring relationship with all things farming since white settlement in 1788, is undergoing a systemic shift in its rural industries. Since the British...
Why buy land?

Why buy land?

by | Jul 31, 2017 | The Farmer

The skylark’s Latin name is Alauda arvensis. Roughly translated, it means exaltation from the field, an observation about its song and activity in asserting its territory. The lapwing, too, has a thrilling flight display when it first puts its stamp on its chosen...
Why worms matter

Why worms matter

by | Jun 14, 2017 | The Farmer

Vile murder has foul consequences. The shooting of Tristan Voorspuy in March this year was a totemic moment in an ongoing conflict. On 12 June, as reported in The Times, Raila Odinga, leader of the opposition in Kenya’s government, openly called for the dismantlement...