From the rodeo lifestyle - barrels to bulls, it’s all in a day’s work for Caitlin Ford. Living on a property South of Blayney, her and husband Mick are one of few Bucking bull breeders in the Central West
Read MoreLike everyone else, it's hard not to be caught up in everything that's going on with pandemic
Read MoreIt all started during a New Year's Eve gathering. A group of local musicians were wondering what they could do to help local farmers suffering from this disastrous, extended drought.
Read MoreThis week I caught up with the beautiful Bessie Picker, Bessie has had a love for all things sewing and cooking since she was a little girl, and still to this day.
Read MoreLet’s get serious, who has dreamt of living the Jillaroo lifestyle? I know I certainly have.
Read MoreI’m putting my ‘Photography by Melise’ pants on now and I need your help…
Read MoreLast weekend I woke up to my Nan tapping my arm with a smile on her face, “Welcome to Condo,” she said as she opened the blinds, only to be faced with a mighty orange, dusty sky.
Read MoreWith plenty of fund-raising events over the 18-month drought for hard-hit farmers and their families, what about the farm animals also suffering?
Read More“I’ve grown up with cattle, my Dad started when he was around 20 and always continued through. My brother has a stud and so do my parents, We breed Red Angus and Simmentals.
Read MoreWhen you hear the word livestock, you don’t immediately think of honeybees, or at least I certainly didn’t before speaking with local honey producer Vicki Lockwood at Goldfield Honey.
Read MoreI’m always trying to do my bit for our regional farming families. Growing up around farm life, it’s something that I am constantly exposed to.
Read MoreTree-changers Angela and Brendon Argyle always knew they’d return to the country one day, but didn’t expect they would find swapping suits and corporate jobs for gumboots and life on the farm so satisfying.
Read MoreIt was a day of good fun, fantastic food and delicious wine, but more than that the Feast for Farmers fundraiser on 6 April made nearly $40,000 to help out farmers in need.
Read MoreWhen Phillip and Michelle Stivens held their first Feast for Farmers drought fundraiser three years ago, they never imagined that the need would be just as great today as it was back then.
Read MoreWell respected farmers and horse trainers of Cargo - Alexander and Lee Van Den Bos, have had more than their fair share of a rough trot lately.
Read MoreWhen Stephen Tamplin decides to do something, he doesn’t do it by halves.
Read More Frost, hail, heatwaves and drought:
all part of the challenge for Justin and Pip
Children from Nurture One Albert Street Early Learning Centre in Orange have helped to deliver hay bales to local farmers that were purchased with the thousands of dollars they raised through fundraising activities.
Read MoreThis week we caught up with previous Canowindra local, Mr Len Nash. Len was the youngest of nine children, the bush lifestyle was always his calling, “The freedom and beauty of the bush, the sunrise and sunsets - they are beautiful.”
Read MoreVisitors come from far and wide around this time of the year to pick cherries at local orchards.
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