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Roderick Hall - Lightning Ridge, New South Wales
Mitchell Grass Feasting
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Roderick Hall - Lightning Ridge, New South Wales
`Just follow me` and we will get to the yards to load on time.
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Roderick Hall - Lightning Ridge, New South Wales
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Helen Hall - Lightning Ridge, New South Wales
Newly installed laneway makes letting cattle back out to their paddocks, a walk in the park.
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Helen Hall - Lightning Ridge, New South Wales
Loading cattle in moring light with dusty highlights made it all look so tranquill !
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Helen Hall - Lightning Ridge, New South Wales
Leading weaners (and their shadows) up the lane for a morning stroll.
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Emily Spinks - Field, South Australia
Up and Coming Farmer
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Emily Spinks - Field, South Australia
Lambing season, getting the little ones involved in the poddys.
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Emily Spinks - Field, South Australia
You on Chanel dad
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Helen Commens-Kidd - Windorah , Queensland
Little pigs always bring a smile to everyone's face. They are energetic and adventurous, engaging and just plain cute.
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Helen Commens-Kidd - Windorah , Queensland
A Mother's Love. This first calf heifer was a poddy orphan calf and is an amazing mother to her own calf despite never having one herself.
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Helen Commens-Kidd - Windorah , Queensland
Honkly and Tonk. They are best friends and always together. The fact donkeys can die of loneliness makes me worry if something happens to one of them. They are beautiful, intelligent and often misunderstood animals.
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Kellie Craft - Pittsworth, Queensland
This photo was captured of two beautiful boys. We had just been out in the paddock for the afternoon and the boys had been fishing. They were sitting in the back of the ute chatting and watching the sunset...it was just glorious.
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Kellie Craft - Pittsworth, Queensland
These two cuties were patiently waiting for dinner time bottles.
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Kellie Craft - Pittsworth, Queensland
Off to check the cattle with Dad. Treasured memories that our children are blessed to call their childhood - growing up on a farm is something special.
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Julie Lucas - Mildura, Victoria
A calf who needed to be hand fed when abandoned in paddock
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Julie Lucas - Mildura, Victoria
Waiting for shearing in the shed
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Julie Lucas - Mildura, Victoria
Watching for rain and checking the cows
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Jane Semmler - Gilgandra , New South Wales
Raising the next generation with all his passion
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Jane Semmler - Gilgandra , New South Wales
Raising the next generation with all his passion
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Dekoda Jackson - Coonamble, New South Wales
A third generation farmers son’s first harvest after his father passed from suicide.
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Dekoda Jackson - Coonamble, New South Wales
Farmers daughter/ the next gen
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Dekoda Jackson - Coonamble, New South Wales
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Debbie Cristinelli - Tambellup, Western Australia
I titled this photo `Kelly's View`.
This is our kelpie sheepdog Kelly.
She likes to jump up on things and look around..
I like this photo as the afternoon light is beautiful and her attention is on a mob of sheep she can see in the distance.
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Debbie Cristinelli - Tambellup, Western Australia
`Brothers at Work`
There's nothing like a family working together to get the shearing done.
This photo shows the essence of shearing time with our youngest son shearing the sheep in the background whilst our older son is captured throwing the fleece onto the wool table.
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Debbie Cristinelli - Tambellup, Western Australia
`Dusty Silhouette of the Boss`
Took this photo of my husband at harvest time as he went to check on how the harvest was going..
The late afternoon sun rays filtering through the dust of the header passing by makes the light in this photo beautiful around the silhoutte of my husband .
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Kate Austin - Armidale, New South Wales
Waiting for the feed cart
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Kate Austin - Armidale, New South Wales
The line up of potential sires
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Kate Austin - Armidale, New South Wales
Joining season
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Liz Mann - Nagambie, Victoria
Glenelm Poll Dorset rams 2024
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Liz Mann - Nagambie, Victoria
Relaxing with mum
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Tracy Martin - Cooleys Creek, New South Wales
Aurora Australis, Southern lights taken Wondalga Road Adelong NSW
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Tracy Martin - Cooleys Creek, New South Wales
Aurora Australis, Southern lights taken Wondalga Road Adelong NSW
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Tracy Martin - Cooleys Creek, New South Wales
Up the Creek Aurora taken Adelong NSW
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Lachlan Rockemer - Goomeri, Queensland
Not backing Down
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Lachlan Rockemer - Goomeri, Queensland
Unusual Perspectives
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Lachlan Rockemer - Goomeri, Queensland
Just Another Monday
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Lei'Lani Hrubizna - Booubyjan, Queensland
Bold, Brave and Beautiful
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Lei'Lani Hrubizna - Booubyjan, Queensland
Beggin' for rain
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Lei'Lani Hrubizna - Booubyjan, Queensland
Dawn 'til Dusk
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Diana Stephen - Kangiara, New South Wales
Pablo the Potty & Our granddaughter Eva
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Diana Stephen - Kangiara, New South Wales
Kelly having a day off
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Diana Stephen - Kangiara, New South Wales
Working cattle
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Tahnee Bush - Charters towers, Queensland
Brangus heifers getting a good feed
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Tahnee Bush - Charters towers, Queensland
Moving around some scrub cattle
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Tahnee Bush - Charters towers, Queensland
Sale yards
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Leah Bailey - Telopea Downs, Victoria
Trail Feeding. As feed runs sparse, the grain feeder comes out of the shed and trail feeding begins to keep stock maintained over the warmer months.
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Leah Bailey - Telopea Downs, Victoria
Max looking sharp as he waits for his next command from the man on the draft.
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Leah Bailey - Telopea Downs, Victoria
Calving season: There’s nothing more precious than a fresh calf poking his head up through the grass. Waiting for Mum to come back from a quick graze.
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Ana Car - Cowwarr, Victoria
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Ana Car - Cowwarr, Victoria
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Ana Car - Cowwarr, Victoria
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Hannah Perkins - Bairnsdale , Victoria
The other faces of farming, the working dogs. Photo of our team of working dogs, couldn’t be a farmer without them
Gem Nellie Zoe Molly Meg Prim
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Hannah Perkins - Bairnsdale , Victoria
The dogs relaxing on wool bales after a long day at the shed, Photo of a few of our working dogs
Meg Gus Gem Zoe
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Hannah Perkins - Bairnsdale , Victoria
The faces of our hard working loyal farm dogs
Having some fun in the sheep yard
Without them jobs would be made so much more challenging
Prim Zoe Nellie Meg Molly
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Helen Carpenter - Grenfell, New South Wales
Birds Eye view, header filling the chaser with the wheat.
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Helen Carpenter - Grenfell, New South Wales
Silos
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Helen Carpenter - Grenfell, New South Wales
Loyal side kick in the wheat stubble.
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Chloe Paviour - Isla,
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Ngu Nguyen-Iffland - Gold Coast, Queensland
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Ngu Nguyen-Iffland - Gold Coast, Queensland
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Ngu Nguyen-Iffland - Gold Coast, Queensland
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Sandie Read - Mundubbera, Queensland
Two young colts saying hello.
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Sandie Read - Mundubbera, Queensland
Watch Him. Juke keeping an eye on the mob.
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Sandie Read - Mundubbera, Queensland
The Team. These amazing working dogs make our life so much easier when handling cattle. Great work mates and best friends.
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Samantha Rowles - Mundubbera, Queensland
Mornings are the “Bees Knees” at Margram Orchards. Where the sheep graze happily throughout our citrus orchard. Our two hand reared boys are always keen for a pat!
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Samantha Rowles - Mundubbera, Queensland
Milly our red Kelpie “Boss dog”. Loyal & hardworking. A big part of our team at Margram Orchards.
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Samantha Rowles - Mundubbera, Queensland
My husband always says, “She thinks my tractors sexy.”
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Tamara Ward - Tincurrin, Western Australia
Sheep are such an embedded part of farming in Australia, an iconic face of agriculture in our country. When I took this shot down at our shearing shed, I loved it straight away. It shows such emotion on the face of the sheep, an uncertainty of what is about to happen but also a reluctant surrendering into the hands of the shearer.
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Tamara Ward - Tincurrin, Western Australia
I took this photo just a couple weeks ago, as we prepared to offload our older ewes to market. This is our Miss E with her favourite sheep, Lilly. I hand reared Lilly as an orphan lamb when Miss E was just 2. You could say that these two have grown up together. Once Lilly was weened and old enough to join back to a mob, we took her out to the paddock. But, every time we would do a sheep check, Miss E would come with us to `check on her Lilly`. Almost every time, we visited the paddock, or as we would muster and bring her mob to the yards, Lilly would seek out Miss E for a sniff and a pat. Whenever Miss E was in the yards with us, Lilly would come and quietly stand by her and guard her. When Miss E was told that Lilly's mob was going to market, she adamantly told her daddy, `Not Lilly dad! You are not selling Lilly, she is coming home to live with me!` Needless to say, the day this photo was taken, Miss E made sure that Lilly was kept aside and we brought her home to live in the little paddock by our house. Every day Miss E goes out to give her Lilly pats and cuddles. The gentle love they share for each other is something really special. I think this photo encapsulates that love and is a picture of how so many farming kids feel about their beloved farm animals. These are true faces of Australian agriculture.
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Tamara Ward - Tincurrin, Western Australia
This is our little Miss Mae, aged 18months. She already aspires to be like her daddy and loves to be a part of farming activities. Here she is learning the art of crop inspections. Such an enthusiastic little farmer in the making.
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Charlotte Brand - Longreach , Queensland
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Charlotte Brand - Longreach , Queensland
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Charlotte Brand - Longreach , Queensland
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Aimee Brock - Pilton, Queensland
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Aimee Brock - Pilton, Queensland
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Aimee Brock - Pilton, Queensland
“The Moment”
the moment we admitted defeat an watched our property burn in 2019 drought.
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Linda Joseph - Atherton, Queensland
Sunset Cows heading home
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Jess Tormey- Mccarthy - Mirboo North, Victoria
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Jess Tormey- Mccarthy - Mirboo North, Victoria
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Jess Tormey- Mccarthy - Mirboo North, Victoria
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Jack Williamson - Upper Lansdowne, New South Wales
The next generation
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Jack Williamson - Upper Lansdowne, New South Wales
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Jack Williamson - Upper Lansdowne, New South Wales
Paradise found
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Bek Lubke - Henty, New South Wales
Perfect timing. Perfect light. Was just in the right place at the right time to snap these grazing ewes and lambs on our farm.
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Bek Lubke - Henty, New South Wales
Snapped this whilst waiting to pick up the kids off the school bus one hot summer's afternoon.
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Bek Lubke - Henty, New South Wales
This beautiful rainbow bee eater stopped briefly on a barbed wire fence on our farm with the hay bales in the background.
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Anne Bell - Yea, Victoria
Local farmers taking a brief respite in the shade
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Anne Bell - Yea, Victoria
Young calf in springtime
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Anne Bell - Yea, Victoria
Neighbour baling hay
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Joanne Gower - Lower Barrington,
Missizzippi facing the world ..
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Joanne Gower - Lower Barrington,
New life facing the future ..
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Joanne Gower - Lower Barrington,
Milkshake checking out who’s following her ..
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Linda Joseph - Atherton, Queensland
Came across this random chook in the middle of a peanut paddock, it walked up and down the peanut rows looking left and right like it was strutting her stuff on the catwalk in Milan. Couldn't resist taking a few snaps of the confident young model amongst our rich red Tableland soil.
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Janet Dampney - Narrabri, New South Wales
One of our Bulls and Cow are in small paddock and come up to trough near house for drink and I was outside and they came over to say hello to me. And had camera with me so got their photo
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Jeremy Walsh - Dubbo, New South Wales
Guinea fowls chasing a fox
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Jeremy Walsh - Dubbo, New South Wales
Hay cutting “Ganarrin” Dubbo Nsw
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Jeremy Walsh - Dubbo, New South Wales
Always one!
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Linda Joseph - Atherton, Queensland
On an afternoon walk I spotted these two young calves looking very cute and very interested in what I was doing. Snapped this pic, I just love those big floppy ears.
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Kristy Byard - Mole Creek, Tasmania
Under the rainbow at Mole Creek Tasmania
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Kristy Byard - Mole Creek, Tasmania
Brahman poddy calf at Charters Towers
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Kristy Byard - Mole Creek, Tasmania
Clouds and fog rolling in just on dusk. Mole Creek Tasmania
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Jaimie-lee Parkes - Home hill , Queensland
Little filly foal named sassy a couple of hours old
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Jaimie-lee Parkes - Home hill , Queensland
Bottle fed brahman bull calf
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Jaimie-lee Parkes - Home hill , Queensland
Beautiful frilled neck lizard I took a picture off on a station I worked on
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Catherine Darkin - Warrnambool, Victoria
This cute guy happy to stare down the barrel of the camera and pose beautifully for me.
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Catherine Darkin - Warrnambool, Victoria
This photo was taken outside the passenger window, in the side mirror while we were driving. Live most working dogs, he loves being on the back of the ute.
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Catherine Darkin - Warrnambool, Victoria
Whilst I want to swat them away, this photo captures real farming life, with the ever-present flies.
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Craig Baldwin - Kensington Grove, Queensland
This cow was photographed on a farm stay in Port Arthur Tasmania.
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Craig Baldwin - Kensington Grove, Queensland
This cow was photographed on a farm stay in Port Arthur Tasmania.
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Craig Baldwin - Kensington Grove, Queensland
This cow was photographed on a farm stay in Port Arthur Tasmania.
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Addison Cooke - Tansey, Queensland
My Grandad has been apart of my farming journey, I love his connection with the land and his animals. He is now also apart of helping me start my journey and this is him with my favourite stud cow.
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Addison Cooke - Tansey, Queensland
My Grandad with a couple of my cows, I find his passion and knowledge so inspiring and love having him involved.
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Addison Cooke - Tansey, Queensland
One of my family’s stud bulls “eyeing me off” he is actually such a softy but I love this photo.
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Tam Schwerdt - Adelaide, South Australia
Dorpers of the Flinders
Dorper sheep in the Southern Flinders Ranges South Australia
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Sharon Perry - RUSHWORTH, Victoria
Golden Canola Happy is what I have called this photo, I love the yellow colour, it always makes you feel alive and happy. Taken near Moora, Victoria.
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Sharon Perry - RUSHWORTH, Victoria
Local Queensland farmers mustering their herd of cattle. I love the dust in this photo. Taken at Mundubbera, Qld.
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Sharon Perry - RUSHWORTH, Victoria
Standing Tall, Beautiful Clydesdales are definately the hardworking faces of farming. Where would the older generations of farmers have been without these strong horses. Photo taken at Moora, Victoria.
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Karen Brown - Murrigal, Queensland
Cattle yards Kirrama Qld
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Andy Riddle - MOUNT ELIZA, Victoria
An inquisitive crew in the top paddock
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Andy Riddle - MOUNT ELIZA, Victoria
Feeding time with Mum
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Andy Riddle - MOUNT ELIZA, Victoria
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Jessie Miller - Camooweal, Queensland
Caption: A rather hungry calf.
Photo taken while Bubby was walking through some grass that was too good to resist.
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Jessie Miller - Camooweal, Queensland
Caption: Just boys being lads
Two Brahmans bulls playing with eachother.
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Jessie Miller - Camooweal, Queensland
Caption: In safe hands
A freshly born calf being safely transported through the yards to where their mum is patiently waiting.
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Naomi Martin - Bororen , Queensland
This is a photo of a calf that my Dad's wife as been caring for as it nearly die the first few days of life
Lot of love, feeding and medical home help.
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Naomi Martin - Bororen , Queensland
The young calves have been feed by my Dad's wife Diane and Dad. They love this group of calves as they all have a little story of survival in the rough times.
With out Diane and Dad they would have never made it in the harsh conditions.
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Naomi Martin - Bororen , Queensland
These 4 dogs Peanut, Molly, Scar, and Boaz are part of the family. They help Dad and Diane emotionally, companion and with farm life.
All 4 dogs make cattle work so much easier.
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Cherie Carlson - Gunalda, Queensland
Our Brahman heifers are peacefully grazing oblivious to the stunning sunset in the western sky. I captured this photo on our property “Durramcourt Yards Homestead” Gunalda Qld 4570.
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Cherie Carlson - Gunalda, Queensland
My Granddaughter Kennadee is giving a weather report to Coco, Daisy and Echo. I captured this photo on our property “Durramcourt Yards Homestead” Gunalda Qld 4570
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Cherie Carlson - Gunalda, Queensland
Who doesn’t love a content Brahman’s face! I captured this photo on our property “Durramcourt Yards Homestead” Gunalda Qld 4570
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Tara Cahill - Photos taken near cooma, New South Wales
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Tara Cahill - Photos taken near cooma, New South Wales
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Tara Cahill - Photos taken near cooma, New South Wales
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virginia Duffill - Parkes , New South Wales
Rest time
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virginia Duffill - Parkes , New South Wales
Family Photo
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virginia Duffill - Parkes , New South Wales
The Rivers Up
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Margot HUGHES - Baldry, New South Wales
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Sarah Wirth - Rangemore, Queensland
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Sarah Wirth - Rangemore, Queensland
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Demi McCullough - mossman, Queensland
Our cattle dog puppy dusty enjoying some rest after helping us muster some cattle.
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Demi McCullough - mossman, Queensland
My kelpie Red loves to chase anything that moves and loves his rest time
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Demi McCullough - mossman, Queensland
work always equals fun
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Brenda McColl - Barraba, New South Wales
`At the end of the day`
Whether it's fighting bushfires, planting crops or surviving livestock in a drought farmers just get the job done - 24/7.
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Brenda McColl - Barraba, New South Wales
`Mouse`
She might be grey around the muzzle, her eyes a little foggy and needs a hand to get on the ute these days, but she is still this farmer's `right hand man`.
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Brenda McColl - Barraba, New South Wales
`A farmer's soft side`
Never doubt the love and respect a farmer has for his livestock. A tender moment caught at lamb marking.
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Katie Robertson - Dalby, Queensland
The curiosity of a younger Waler Colt has him exploring his surroundings whilst in the comfort of his mum. Photo caputed at Warratah Walers, Kumbarilla, QLD
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Katie Robertson - Dalby, Queensland
Point of view: A competitor acknowledging the judge in 'the camp' to commence his run during the Brymaroo Campdraft. Photo caputed at the Brymaroo Campdraft grounds, QLD
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Katie Robertson - Dalby, Queensland
When you love what you do, you can't help but smile. Photo caputed at the Congress Challenge and Campdraft, Dalby, QLD
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Tiia Shiels - Moama, New South Wales
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Tiia Shiels - Moama, New South Wales
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Tiia Shiels - Moama, New South Wales
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Tiia Shiels - Moama , New South Wales
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Tiia Shiels - Moama , New South Wales
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Tiia Shiels - Moama , New South Wales
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Lee Moroney - Kempsey, New South Wales
Moving cattle
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Lee Moroney - Kempsey, New South Wales
Surviving bush fires
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Lee Moroney - Kempsey, New South Wales
Orphaned calves following bush fires
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Kirschty Birt - Marian, Queensland
End of the muster. Tobermory
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Kirschty Birt - Marian, Queensland
Blue work mate
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Kirschty Birt - Marian, Queensland
Brown eyed girl. Eungella Qld
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Drew Sage - Cedar Party, New South Wales
Barry the kelpie looking happy
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Drew Sage - Cedar Party, New South Wales
Barry and Benny fighting over a stick
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Drew Sage - Cedar Party, New South Wales
Mid-air photo of Barry catching a stick
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Jenny Sant - Kingsvale, New South Wales
Best friends and my future famer
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Jenny Sant - Kingsvale, New South Wales
Coloured little babies
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Jenny Sant - Kingsvale, New South Wales
3 generations of girls
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Eileen Martin - Peterborough, South Australia
Baa Ram Ewe, FAround Downs, Dawson SA
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Eileen Martin - Peterborough, South Australia
Mobbing around
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Eileen Martin - Peterborough, South Australia
Nathan’s Knob, Willow Springs Stn Flinders Ranges SA
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Baydon Johnson - Young, New South Wales
Getting ready to put the big ones in before the rain
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Baydon Johnson - Young, New South Wales
That sunset knocking the canola stubble down
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Baydon Johnson - Young, New South Wales
Admiring the potential in the wheat and inspecting the frost damage
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Dave Sorensen - Edderton , New South Wales
Smoko
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Dave Sorensen - Edderton , New South Wales
Camouflage
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Dave Sorensen - Edderton , New South Wales
Knock off time
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Olivia Alford - Prairie, Queensland
I took this photo while our dogs were trying to get a stubborn Mickey bull out of the pound.
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Olivia Alford - Prairie, Queensland
This photo shows our dogs holding a mob of fat cows on dark.
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Olivia Alford - Prairie, Queensland
A cheeky bullock ready to go on the truck the following day.
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Josie Perrett - Curlewis, New South Wales
Walking cattle away after a campdraft
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Jillian Holmes - Katherine, Northern Territory
Carting cattle is messy business. This is just a view from a different angle. Photo taken at Auvergne Station, NT.
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Jillian Holmes - Katherine, Northern Territory
I absolutely love sunrises and sunsets and what better way than to capture them through the trailers of a cattle road train.
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Jillian Holmes - Katherine, Northern Territory
Keepin' it real. The windscreen is usually dirty, but the view is always interesting.
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Debbie Cristinelli - Tambellup , Western Australia
This is our kelpie sheepdog Kelly.
I captured this shot one sunny afternoon as she had jumped up on rock & was watching the sheep over in the next paddock.
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Debbie Cristinelli - Tambellup , Western Australia
Captured this photo of a dusty silhouette of my husband as the sun was setting as he was checking how the harvest was going.
Love how the dust in air from the header is captured against the sun & beautiful light.
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Debbie Cristinelli - Tambellup , Western Australia
I love how I captured this action shot of my son as he was throwing the fleece onto the table & in the background my other son is shearing.
Tells the story of a family working together to get the shearing done by the next generation of farmers .
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Grace Pashley - Bundaberg, Queensland
Dog turns in accomplishment when mustering
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Grace Pashley - Bundaberg, Queensland
Cows while mustering (Are we there yet)
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Grace Pashley - Bundaberg, Queensland
Thirty baby having a mid-day drink
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Sophie Butler - Mallanganee, New South Wales
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Sophie Butler - Mallanganee, New South Wales
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Sophie Butler - Mallanganee, New South Wales
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Fiona Jepson - Barmoya, Queensland
Our droughtmaster bull in with the dairy cows
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Fiona Jepson - Barmoya, Queensland
Flooding, Hedlow creek. Using the drone to check on the windmill when we couldn’t drive through the paddocks
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Fiona Jepson - Barmoya, Queensland
Hedlow creek, central Qld. Source of water for a lot for the rural properties
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Brylie Smits-Taig - Charters Towers , Queensland
White Brahmans enjoying some hat
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Brylie Smits-Taig - Charters Towers , Queensland
Walking into the sunrise
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Brylie Smits-Taig - Charters Towers , Queensland
Through the ears of a Kelpie
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Kimberley Chambers - Goulburn, New South Wales
Late night harvest under a full moon
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Kimberley Chambers - Goulburn, New South Wales
Our first ever foal
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Kimberley Chambers - Goulburn, New South Wales
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Jordan Green - BEAN CREEK, New South Wales
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Jordan Green - BEAN CREEK, New South Wales
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Jordan Green - BEAN CREEK, New South Wales
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Benjamin Hams - Jamestown, South Australia
While shearing in Tasmania I awoke to a thick vail if fog, Everything looked so mysterious in it. Luckily enough the cows were nestled amongst the trees nearby and made for an excellent subject.
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Benjamin Hams - Jamestown, South Australia
using the drone to photograph my dad hard at work preparing for the season to come. The passion he show for his farm is truly remarkable
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Eunice Atkins - Marrawah, Tasmania
Kelp and surf. Hereford cows love fresh kelp that washes up on West Coast of Tasmania.
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Eunice Atkins - Marrawah, Tasmania
Collecting Bull Kelp. Bluff Hill Point. Tasmania
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Eunice Atkins - Marrawah, Tasmania
Derelict cattle yards. Tiger Creek, Tasmania.
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Tori Brindle Mansell - Pyree, New South Wales
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Tori Brindle Mansell - Pyree, New South Wales
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Tori Brindle Mansell - Pyree, New South Wales
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Carly Egan - Milbrulong, New South Wales
The future of the farm
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Carly Egan - Milbrulong, New South Wales
Floating in a sea of yellow
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Carly Egan - Milbrulong, New South Wales
Peekaboo
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Jacquie Duffus - Kin Kin, Queensland
Taken in Mount Isa. My boys exploring
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Jacquie Duffus - Kin Kin, Queensland
my son Henry in Mount Isa. Photos taken just before we left
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David Whitehead - Atherton, Queensland
some wagyu weaners Corfield western queensland
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Erin Marsden - Lewis Ponds, New South Wales
The ‘Nanny’ herding her weanlings after spotting the dangerous puppy in the yard.
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Erin Marsden - Lewis Ponds, New South Wales
Peak a boo, cria tall enough to look over moms back.
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Leanne Winn - Ridgelands, Queensland
There are cattle out there somewhere.
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Leanne Winn - Ridgelands, Queensland
Best friends.
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Leanne Winn - Ridgelands, Queensland
A boy and his horse.
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Michelle Walton - Taroom, Queensland
Spen Walton heading home after checking fire breaks.
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Nataleah Staker - Murray Bridge, South Australia
Illawarra dry milking cows being shifted into another paddock
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Nataleah Staker - Murray Bridge, South Australia
Illawarra milking cows having a drink on hot summers day
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Nataleah Staker - Murray Bridge, South Australia
Illawarra calf named rose
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Stephanie Yarnold - Delungra, New South Wales
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Stephanie Yarnold - Delungra, New South Wales
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Stephanie Yarnold - Delungra, New South Wales
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Ty Glendinning - Delungra , New South Wales
Steph Yarnold riding Forty with her dogs assisting a job Tailing out merino wethers @Delungra
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Ty Glendinning - Delungra , New South Wales
Nelly, Diva and Tiny pushing lambs up to the handler for weighing @Cherry Tree Hill
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Ty Glendinning - Delungra , New South Wales
Ewes and their lambs evening before lamb marking @ Gostwyck Station
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Chelsea Smith - Lowesdale , New South Wales
Graysons first canola photo
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Chelsea Smith - Lowesdale , New South Wales
Alec’s crop inspections
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Chelsea Smith - Lowesdale , New South Wales
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Tanya Sarnadsky - BUCCA, Queensland
This is my happy place. No matter how bad my day has been, these guys always cheer me up.
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Tanya Sarnadsky - BUCCA, Queensland
The start of the next generation. Best of luck.
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Tanya Sarnadsky - BUCCA, Queensland
How many hundreds of cattle have I loaded I wonder?
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Melita Palmer - Gayndah, Queensland
Eyes on the prize
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Melita Palmer - Gayndah, Queensland
Stud Simmental heifer (Nangur Tequila Temptation) now owned by U Beauty Simmentals
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Melita Palmer - Gayndah, Queensland
Big farm dog checking on the cattle
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Kate Connors - Walcha, New South Wales
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Dani Holzwart - Charters Towers, Queensland
Feeding breeders lick to help them along waiting for rain
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Dani Holzwart - Charters Towers, Queensland
Working dog after a days work, ready for dinner, its starting to rain
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Dani Holzwart - Charters Towers, Queensland
Cows enjoying some green grass
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Reg Sutherland - Toowoomba, Queensland
Felton Qld
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Reg Sutherland - Toowoomba, Queensland
Toowoomba
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Reg Sutherland - Toowoomba, Queensland
Dorper Toowoomba
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Shania Grundy - Moriarty, Tasmania
The wonders of the Lazy A droughtmasters - mum and babies.
These images were all taken in North West Queensland, on a family run station.
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Shania Grundy - Moriarty, Tasmania
Water buffalo of NT.
These images were all taken in North West Queensland, on a family run station.
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Shania Grundy - Moriarty, Tasmania
Out mustering!
These images were all taken in North West Queensland, on a family run station.
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Violet Whitaker - BOORAL, Queensland
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Violet Whitaker - BOORAL, Queensland
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Violet Whitaker - BOORAL, Queensland
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milly atkins - Henley brook, Western Australia
Lambing
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milly atkins - Henley brook, Western Australia
New calf
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milly atkins - Henley brook, Western Australia
Inquisitive sheep
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Peter Atkins - Kojonup , Western Australia
Farm dog Bella playing in one of the many dry dams
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Peter Atkins - Kojonup , Western Australia
New Calves
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Peter Atkins - Kojonup , Western Australia
Two black Angus Bulls, on the right is one our special cows named Apricot Bunny, the matriarch of the herd and named apricot bunny because she reminds us of the logo on the brownes apricot yoghurt tub - the first word apricot. The second word is bunny because she is cute like a bunny hence the name apricot bunny
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John Dalton - Kingaroy, Queensland
For many people on the land, the faces of farming include hardworking dogs and horses.
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John Dalton - Kingaroy, Queensland
Many people call John Larsen `The Miracle Farmer` due to his ability to consistently produce high yields on his red soil farm near Kingaroy.
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Anne-Maree Lloyd - Yaraka, Queensland
Father and daughter Jeff and Bronte Lloyd just having a chat at the end of a long day in the yards at Jedburgh, Yaraka Western QLD.
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Anne-Maree Lloyd - Yaraka, Queensland
Father and son Jeff and Jake Lloyd mid muster chat at Jedburgh, Yaraka Western Qld
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Anne-Maree Lloyd - Yaraka, Queensland
Jessica Mackenzie and Rip following the mob in at Jedburgh, Yaraka Western Qld
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Carol Barnwell - Toowoomba, Queensland
Two young Angus bulls sparing just before the breeding season kicks off.
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Carol Barnwell - Toowoomba, Queensland
Sun kissed flanks and dark shadows on the shortest day of the year, as the calving season fast approaches.
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Carol Barnwell - Toowoomba, Queensland
A handful of young calves relishing the fresh green spring pastures.
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Mackinley Cox - Alva, Queensland
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Mackinley Cox - Alva, Queensland
A long day of work waiting for the smoko truck after tagging
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Mackinley Cox - Alva, Queensland
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John Dalton - Kingaroy, Queensland
An unusually good season produced stunning sunflowers for the McNamara family at Brooklands (near Kingaroy) and a late night under the stars was as good a time as any to check and admire the crop.
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Braedan Lovett - Perth, Western Australia
I did a farm stay in Toodyay, Western Australia and while walking around their dairy farm there was this big Bull. Never seen anything like it
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Braedan Lovett - Perth, Western Australia
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Braedan Lovett - Perth, Western Australia
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Judi Hunter - Waratah, Tasmania
The Australian Drover move large herds of cattle along the 'Long Paddock' in Central Queensland. The horse, drover and steer are symbolic of age old practices throughout Australia bringing wandering cattle back to their herd along the way.
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Judi Hunter - Waratah, Tasmania
The Australian Drover move large herds of cattle along the 'Long Paddock' in Central Queensland. With the safe help of traffic control the Drover is able to lead the herd across busy bridges.
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Judi Hunter - Waratah, Tasmania
The Australian Drover move large herds of cattle along the 'Long Paddock' in Central Queensland. Working dogs work tirelessly in extreme conditions to keep the herd together.
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Paula McIver - Barraba , New South Wales
Moving the mob of sheep along a dusty road. A part of rural life in Australia.
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Paula McIver - Barraba , New South Wales
The leaning tank stand in the bush. A sight to behold.
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Paula McIver - Barraba , New South Wales
Double exposure of a stand of Hereford cattle in Barraba N.S.W. All lined up for the photo shoot
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Richard Poulish - Albany, Western Australia
Unloading at dusk in Broome.
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Richard Poulish - Albany, Western Australia
Penning cattle up in Broome.
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Richard Poulish - Albany, Western Australia
Quick break loading a boat in Broome.
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Kelly Durham - D'aguilar, Queensland
2 Of our brahman poddys Rhonda & Big Red
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Kelly Durham - D'aguilar, Queensland
Brahman bull calf `Waffles`
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Kelly Durham - D'aguilar, Queensland
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Patsy Trevor - Scone, New South Wales
My kelpie pup Flint and his BFF Daisy in the race
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Patsy Trevor - Scone, New South Wales
Geneva bringing in some sheep for drenching
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Patsy Trevor - Scone, New South Wales
Tyson working the race
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Katie Miller - Ferntree Gully, Victoria
Visited a farm that have these beautiful Texas Longhorn Cattle. This particular one came running out when it saw us. Their horns can grow more than 2.4m long!!
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Katie Miller - Ferntree Gully, Victoria
Clydesdale Horses are incredibly strong and were originally bread for farm work and pulling heavy loads. This photo was taken in the beautiful Yarra Valley
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Katie Miller - Ferntree Gully, Victoria
The Rooster - an iconic farm animal known for waking farmers at the crack of dawn. I was lucky enough to catch this guy mid crow
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Grace Teate - Wandearah, South Australia
Drafted up a mob of 2500 old ewes who were very curious of me taking photos of them, broken hill NSW
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Grace Teate - Wandearah, South Australia
Golden hour of the ewe hoggets,
If you look closely one is relieving herself, Naracoorte SA
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Grace Teate - Wandearah, South Australia
Patiently waiting, when we actually had crops to harvest last year. Wandearah SA
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Danielle Wadsworth - Collinsville , Queensland
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Danielle Wadsworth - Collinsville , Queensland
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Danielle Wadsworth - Collinsville , Queensland
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Maddie Staff - Kununurra, Western Australia
Fencing yarns
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Maddie Staff - Kununurra, Western Australia
The look of question
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Maddie Staff - Kununurra, Western Australia
Lick run days
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Josie-Maree Carter Toohill - Aratula, Queensland
Annual controlled winters burn off, to prevent Bush fires in the Summer and create new sweet vegetation and food for the animals. Endless Views Heartland, Aratula Queensland. Animals: Highland Coo's. Sir Thatcher, Lady Scarlett and Princess Peaches. Our beloved ponies Willow and Luna.
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Josie-Maree Carter Toohill - Aratula, Queensland
Our iconic windmill here at Endless Views with our upcycled claw foot bath underneath. Ready for a cool dip while overlooking the farming crops below.
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Josie-Maree Carter Toohill - Aratula, Queensland
Lady Scarlett 2.5yo Highland heifer on a beautiful winter's day. We love where we live. Endless Views Heartland. Scenicrim Highland Coo's.
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Jodie Williams - Chinchilla, Queensland
Life on a cotton Farm
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Jodie Williams - Chinchilla, Queensland
Cotton bloom
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Cheryl Wakefield - Central Coast Toukley, New South Wales
Sunrise over the barn.
Getting to see the sunrise like this every day with the early morning starts.
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Cheryl Wakefield - Central Coast Toukley, New South Wales
Mother and son.
Princess (mum) Bruiser aka `Achy Breaky Heart` (son)
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Cheryl Wakefield - Central Coast Toukley, New South Wales
Just a little girl and her chicken.
Constance ( Daughter) and Emma (chicken)
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Shez Tedford - Bannockburn, Queensland
We were so lucky to mind a Brahman herd while the owner was away in the mines. It was one of the best experiences we had. The Brahman breed are incredibly intelligent and very social.
I cannot click on Vic for my state. These images were all taken in QLD. Mount Morgan.(I had to add a state to complete the form. I hope this is acceptable.)
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Shez Tedford - Bannockburn, Queensland
A very attentive mum and her newborn calf.
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Shez Tedford - Bannockburn, Queensland
The family protecting a new born calf.
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Megan Stallan - Nippering , Western Australia
Fresh after harvest at Nippering 2024
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Megan Stallan - Nippering , Western Australia
Taken at polelle station Meekatharra during muster
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Megan Stallan - Nippering , Western Australia
Taken at Nippering
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Esther Ruffo - Gympie, Queensland
Ying and yang. The beautiful red and grey brahmans of a local Gympie stud.
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Dan Rowson - Henty, New South Wales
Spring is in the air
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Dan Rowson - Henty, New South Wales
Fields of yellow
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Dan Rowson - Henty, New South Wales
Milk face
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Hessie Clark - Barraba, New South Wales
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Hessie Clark - Barraba, New South Wales
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Holly Ahern - Biggenden , Queensland
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Holly Ahern - Biggenden , Queensland
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Holly Ahern - Biggenden , Queensland
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Courtney hazeldene - Marong, South Australia
A group of young Murray Grey calves
P.s. I'm in Victoria, but there's no drop down for that.
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Courtney hazeldene - Marong, South Australia
A new Murray Grey calf with blue eyes
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Courtney hazeldene - Marong, South Australia
Ganado Tayto, a Murray Grey bull
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Tracey Petersen - Ingoldsby, Queensland
Cash enjoying the puddles left after a storm
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Tracey Petersen - Ingoldsby, Queensland
Cash saying hello to his buddy Dot Dot
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Tracey Petersen - Ingoldsby, Queensland
Ferdinand growing into his ears...
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Emily Henderson - Warrawong, New South Wales
Two piglets at Green Connect Farm, an urban non-for-profit farm located in Wollongong NSW
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Emily Henderson - Warrawong, New South Wales
Caught out! China the goat escaped the paddock to get a fix of leafy greens. Green Connect Farm; an urban non-for-profit farm located in Wollongong NSW.
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Emily Henderson - Warrawong, New South Wales
Piglets at Green Connect Farm; an urban non-for-profit farm located in Wollongong NSW.
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Julia Paterson - Legume, New South Wales
`Time for a good ol' yarn in the yards.`
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Julia Paterson - Legume, New South Wales
`Dad's sweet mustering team.`
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Tony Styles - Barraganyatti , New South Wales
How to make a million out of farming
Start with 2 million
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Tony Styles - Barraganyatti , New South Wales
A work day at the farm
Workers look keen
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Tony Styles - Barraganyatti , New South Wales
Macadamias in flower
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