Town And Country Farmer  |  Town & Country Farmer - March/April 2015
IN THIS ISSUE…
BAZADAIS CATTLE: Bazadais Cattle in Australia
Originated as draught animals
BIRD NETTING: Managing bird damage in orchards
Nearly all native birds are protected
MELONS: Queensland melons boost with protective cropping
Creating an environment is the key
CHAINSAWS: Chainsaws – Dangerous liaisons
Never underestimate how dangerous they are
HORSES: Equine Facilitated Learning
Designed to help the boys at a Youth Justice Centre
ALPACA FIBRE: The farm gate shop
A successful agribusiness built from nothing
WAYNE'S WORLD: Feb 16 1983 –much more than a distant memory
Time does not always heal all wounds
IN THE KITCHEN: Chivo Fresco Cheese & Lobster Thermidor
Certainly one for the next cheese platter
MARKETS: It’s a local food revolution – one tomato at a time!
We don’t buy food from strangers!
MACADAMIAS: Macadamias, the Queensland Nut
It is worth the wait of up to 10 years
PLUMS: Common Name: Kakadu Plum, Latin Name: Terminalia ferdinandiana
Traditionally both the seed and fruit were eaten raw
TREES: Memorial Trees and Avenues - ‘Living Monuments’
Living symbols of remembrance and renewal
SPECIAL FEATURES
Your Horse
Team Penning and Arena Sorting; Training with Carlos Tabernaberri: Developing Focus; Comfort Zones
Alpacas
Practical advice from the Australian Alpaca Association
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Town And Country Farmer Town & Country Farmer - March/April 2015.