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Geoff Pedler and Michael Klingner pictured in an excellent crop of wheat.

Oakey Show Society Crop Winners are in

Trevalsa Farming Company is the big winner of this year’s Oakey Show Society crop competition.

20 October, 2026

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John Kummerow of Girraween Farming in an excellent crop of wheat in 2025.

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Entries for Oakey Show Society Dryland Winter Crop Competition are open for 2026

Sheep Young Judges Podium. Left to Right: Crystel Wieck (3rd), Sophie Wieck (1st), Elanna Travers (2nd).

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Best Ekka ever for Oakey High Show Team

Unlike other weeds (below), lippia (above) sucks the moisture out of the soil, reducing yields by up to 75 per cent.

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‘Condamine curse’ is persistent

Eddie and Leo Stoner with ‘Fergus McIntyre the First’.

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St. Monica’s student wins contest to name Oakey High’s calf

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Supreme Exhibit (led by Georgia Cavanagh) with Judge Tom Nixon (Drillham, QLD) and major sponsors Talbalba Herefords, McGregor Gourlay Toowoomba and Gollan Group Rural Contracting.

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Queensland Herefords Youth Show visits Oakey

Stockyard Beef’s Lachie Hart with son-and-father Darren and Len Henschell of Moola who won Best Weight Gain in a Pen of Six Grain-Fed Wagyu Steers (Class 39A).

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Moola stud takes out award at Paddock to Palate

NH Foods Oakey HR Manager Isabel Malferrari with Kamylly Camilo and Cory McBride.

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School trainees still at abattoir

Bryce Camm spoke about the future of the agriculture sector at Dalby last week.

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Stockyard Beef representatives Marcus Doumany, Lachie Hart, Richard Whittington, Linden Cowper, Sarah Hart, Tristan Forbes and Lindsay Kasprowicz with their ribbons at the Royal Queensland Branded Beef Awards.

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Stockyard takes out state title

A protest sign made by anti coal seam gas group Knitting Nanas outside the parliamentary committee hearing at the Dalby Leagues Club.

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Farmers, Arrow Energy pan Condamine Alluvium Bill

Arrow Energy representatives Jayne Weier and Shaun Hann with the 10 Dalby State High School Agricultural Scholarship recipients including local teenagers Emily Ballon (back row, second from left), Charlee Doring (front row, right), Lilly Anderson (back row, right) and Carmen Hartley (middle row, second from left).

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Local farm kids supported by Arrow scholarships

South West Queensland feral pig hunter John Scriven demonstrating how NED Landcare’s new ‘pig brig’ mesh netting trap works.

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North East Downs Landcare wants to get on top of pigs

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