It seems to have sneaked up on us this year, but there’s no doubt that Christmas is fast approaching. It’s a busy time of year as we all try to tie up loose ends before the festive season begins, and if you’re starting to feel on edge about getting bringing it all together, you’re not… Read more »

Spring has arrived, flowers are starting to bloom and it’s time for you to start planting your edible gardens for summer. If you want to know more about gardening at this time of year, check out our article springtime gardening for fruit and veggies. An important aspect of gardening is fertilising, so we are here… Read more »

It’s been a warm winter in Brisbane this year, and with the warmer weather already approaching, it’s time to start thinking about what to plant for spring and summer. If you haven’t already started your preparation, you might consider leaving aside the flowers and opting for an edible garden instead—besides keeping your garden tended and… Read more »

If you didn’t make it to this year’s Samford Show, you’ll be sorry to know you missed a bumper celebration. With the largest display of stud beef cattle yet, the staff at Gleam O’Dawn are very pleased to have been sponsors for such a successful competition. For the first time ever, over one hundred cattle… Read more »

Winter is descending on Brisbane right now, which means it’s a good time to think about how you’re going to take the edge off the cold when it really sets in. For many Brisbane homeowners, relying on electric heating, cooking and hot water is the answer—and it’s usually reflected in the big electricity bills they… Read more »

Ticks are common along the east coast of Australia, and Brisbane’s warm climate is especially attractive to them. There’s still a few months of heat left before the seasons turn, which means it’s still important to think about protecting your pets from these nasty little critters. Most pet owners know about paralysis ticks because of… Read more »

Despite having a naturally large appetite, some horses can be surprisingly fussy when it comes to their feed. They may even snub the offering if it’s not to their taste, which is why it’s important to choose the right type for the animal—both their health and their temperament depend on it. One of the more… Read more »

Reminder that the Aussie Backyard Bird Count starts next week(17-23 October 2016). You will not only get to know your feathered neighbours, but also contribute vital information to help see how Australian birds are faring. All you need to do is record the number of birds you see, download the app or submit your count… Read more »

Growing figs trees in Australia is rewarding due to their plump and juicy offerings and minimal ‘fuss’ care requirements. The ornamental tree compliments planting in traditional gardens, as well as large containers. To grow care free productive fig trees, follow these steps: Growing Fabulous Figs Growing Fruit Trees in pots is easy

A three month long promotion by six separate CRT members scattered throughout South East Queensland was concluded on Thursday June 2 when the winner of a $10000 PBL horse float was drawn at the CRT stand at the Toowoomba Farmfest.. The winner, Mr Tony Shehan from Beenleigh, was the successful ticket holder out of more… Read more »