The green energy company with operations and projects in three states is likely to be wound up and sold off, with creditors expected to recover just 3c on the dollar.
The big multinationals that buy Australian meat are stepping back from sustainability and carbon accounting, according to livestock industry leaders. And that will change how producers do business.
While some rural councils see renewable projects as an economic advantage, farmers say construction is affecting roads, connectivity and social harmony.
Every student at Marcus Oldham College can now live on campus for the first time thanks to the opening of Nicholas Hancock House an $11.3m, 45-bed accommodation facility that completes the agricultural college experience.
When the Federal Government announced its net zero plan last year it said that it wanted to deliver 119 million tonnes of carbon reductions from reforestation and sequestration on farming land.
Things We Love features the charming stories and authentic recipes from outback Australians and those working in the agricultural industry. It speaks to a culture of cattlemen and women who take pride in working as a team, sharing food and celebrating the wealth and history of knowledge enmeshed in their own unique regions of Australia.
This book richly captures the spirit of these pioneering men and women’s lives and those who work on the land today.