PREMIUM Lifestyle Tall tale of a dam and a jumbuck Waltzing Matilda tells the story of a swagman and a jumbuck, but Lima East farmer Gary Oborne has his own yarn about a lamb, not a swaggie, who jumped into a dam trying to escape. By Geoff Adams
Lifestyle From farm to table, less food is being wastedAustralia throws out more than 7.6 million tonnes of food each year, enough to fill... By Country News
Lifestyle So you’re thinking about keeping backyard chooks?Chickens can be a great addition to your home, filling various roles such as producing... By Dr Jeff Cave
Opinion Opinion | Farmer Wants a Wife, but does he deserve one?With the new season of the reality dating television series approaching, Country News journalist Djembe... By Djembe Archibald
Livestock Melbourne tunnels trial keeps on truckingLivestock trucks are allowed to go through the Burnley and Domain tunnels, but not without... By Djembe Archibald
News Brumby sanctuary under threatThe Barmah brumby sanctuary looks like it will close unless it gets a financial lifeline... By Geoff Adams
News New solar farm approvedThe site, across land farmed by four different owners, is expected to generate enough energy... By Geoff Adams
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Lifestyle Recipes of the weekSnuggle up with these hearty winter-warmers. They take time to cook, but they’re worth the... By Country News
Lifestyle Celebrate farming in book weekSchools can score George the Farmer book sets. By Country News
Lifestyle Win ‘romantasy’ booksCountry Life has four copies of a great new novel to give away. By Country News
Lifestyle Recipes of the weekIt’s winter and the cold weather has hit fast. Nothing says winter as loudly as... By Country News
Lifestyle Recipes of the weekHot on the heels of World Milk Day on June 1, here are some delicious... By Country News
Lifestyle Win books from a new Aussie authorCountry Life has three copies of a great new Australian novel to give away. By Country News
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