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Lake Learmonth's carrying capacity has doubled since rotational grazing and pasture improvement introduced | Queensland Country Life

The carrying capacity of a Central Queensland property has nearly doubled following the introduction of rotational farming and...

Clare’s Farmers ‘Weaving Stories Together’ project is targeting 5 Mart areas across County Clare (Ennis, Kilfenora, Kilrush, Scariff and Sixmilebridge), and working with the farmers in those areas to graphically capture Past, Present and Future farming from our farmers

Barley crop set to get top price due to a shortage of cattle feed | Queensland Country Life

Tom Jordan's first barley crop with Steve and Claire Farmer, Mt Elsa, may not yield as high as...

Barley crop set to get top price due to a shortage of cattle feed | Queensland Country Life

Tom Jordan's first barley crop with Steve and Claire Farmer, Mt Elsa, may not yield as high as...

Barley crop set to get top price due to a shortage of cattle feed | Queensland Country Life

Tom Jordan's first barley crop with Steve and Claire Farmer, Mt Elsa, may not yield as high as...

McNamara secures extra time for Dáil agriculture debate

Open mike 25/12/2022

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Open mike 24/12/2022

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Couple move their microbrewery to Clare in Suffolk

Mark Jackson and Sarah Hide at Roughacre Brewery's new site in Clare - Credit: Charlotte Bond/Archant A small brewery is moving to Clare, and planning to expand production of its quality traditional real ales. Sarah Hide runs Roughacre Brewery together with partner Mark Jackson. They have been based at Castle Camps in Cambridgeshire since launching in 2018, but have now made the move to Clare Hall Barns. Mark Jackson and Sarah Hide have moved into a new brewery site at Clare Hall Barns Picture: CHARLOTTE BOND - Credit: Charlotte Bond/Archant Ms Hide said: "We are really pleased to be at our beautiful new premises. It's quite a big change for us."

Couple move their microbrewery to Clare in Suffolk | East Anglian Daily Times

Mark Jackson and Sarah Hide at Roughacre Brewery's new site in Clare - Credit: Charlotte Bond/Archant A small brewery is moving to Clare, and planning to expand production of its quality traditional real ales. Sarah Hide runs Roughacre Brewery together with partner Mark Jackson. They have been based at Castle Camps in Cambridgeshire since launching in 2018, but have now made the move to Clare Hall Barns. Mark Jackson and Sarah Hide have moved into a new brewery site at Clare Hall Barns Picture: CHARLOTTE BOND - Credit: Charlotte Bond/Archant Ms Hide said: "We are really pleased to be at our beautiful new premises. It's quite a big change for us."