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Boom to barrier: Reilly Pastoral grows to 9000 sows amid Queensland soy crunch (opens the original)
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While the Reilly family has more piggeries than ever before, Queensland's lack of soy production is hindering industry access to high-quality feed, and could force producers' hands to move away from soy-based diets. Family-owned Reilly Pastoral Co was established in 2002 by Max Reilly's father as a 450-sow piggery at Jimbour. Almost 25 years later and that number has increased 20-fold, with 9000 sows spread in piggeries across the south east and recently up into the South Burnett, with the famil
How personal adversity inspired a paddock-to-plate beef venture on the Downs (opens the original)
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What started as a solution to bad luck has grown into a viable paddock-to-plate business model for producers on the Darling Downs who are passionate about providing high-quality beef to their customers without compromising on integrity. When Matt and Michelle Thompson and their family bought Bluevale Homestead in 2021, a 65ha property at Doctors Creek, 20 minutes west of Crows Nest, they wanted to get started farming immediately. Mr Thompson grew up on a dairy-turned-beef operation north of Nana
How these Stanthorpe FIFO workers gambled with garlic and made it work (opens the original)
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When fly-in fly-out workers Katelyn Parker and Dylan Rohrlach-Parnwell set out to add value to their 12-hectare Glen Aplin property by growing garlic, they knew they were taking a big gamble. Both are construction workers in Western Australia, and without any farming background, the couple were pointed towards garlic by a friend in 2024, and decided to roll the dice. Mr Rohrlach-Parnwell said they faced plenty of negativity, mainly because garlic had not previously been grown in the Stanthorpe d
From muffins to beer, small-town festival is putting berries on the menu (opens the original)
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While there were showers leading up to the Mundubbera Blueberry Festival, the weather remained perfect throughout the three-day event, allowing the small town to host more than double its population size between Friday, September 25, and Sunday, September 27. The Blueberry Festival - held every two years, and now in its third year - showcases the local atmosphere, produce, and talent over a spring weekend, inviting locals and tourists alike to take part in the activities planned, including a blu
First time, last chance: Qld representative wins national poultry title at Ekka (opens the original)
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Hayley Walker may not have come from an ag background, but she is paving an ag future, becoming grand champion junior poultry judge at the Ekka during her first year of competing, and last year of eligibility before she ages out. The 24-year-old, originally from Cedar Vale, north of Beaudesert, became the Agriculture Shows Australia national poultry young judges grand champion at the Ekka in August, after only starting her poultry judging the year before. Growing up, Ms Walker's parents worked i
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