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Getting the crop harvested is just half the battle - the rest is selling it and then finding time to take a break. File picture

GRAIN MARKETING: Some may say harvest is not finished until the grain is in the header box

Harvest success has many moving parts

The end to 3G has to potential to take away service for many Australians, although Telcos say they are working to avoid that. Picture via Shutterstock

The move to switch off 3G services is probably bringing back memories of the initial switch over of CDMA to 3G.

Connectivity concerns raised as 3G closure comes closer

A Shingleback lizard in the wild. Photo by Lisette Mill 

Groundbreaking Australian research makes it harder for wildlife traffickers to thrive.

Stopping wildlife poachers in their tracks

There are concerns about technology updates. Picture via Shutterstock

POLL: In about six months, 3G will be officially shut down.

Are you at risk of obsolete technology in 3G switch off? POLL

Lying in bed can be a good place to think and plan. But it can also lead to lost sleep. Picture via Shutterstock

MIND YOUR BUSINESS: One recent Saturday, I received an email late at night from my friend who is a professor at Melbourne University.

Time spent thinking is seldom wasted

PPSA is proud to champion the significant contribution the primary industries sector makes across the broad portfolio of government policies and programs in our role as a peak industry body. Picture via Shutterstock

It is pertinent to reflect on the transformation of PPSA and look ahead to the future.

Voice provided for SA's primary industries vital

Peter Mailler is a grain and cattle farmer on the NSW/Queensland border.

Opinion: Columnist Pete Mailler lost a leg at 15 and says he's faced plenty of discrimination when it comes to proving his ability to hold a licence in the years since.

Amputee farmer fuming over licensing discrimination

There is a cliche that talking about the weather is the most basic of conversational topics.

Weather chat creates real influence on sector

Flash flooding has caused damage to roadways and more in the pastoral areas. Picture by Kiara Stacey

What impact has recent rain made for you? POLL

Having a long-term plan, and a roadmap to achieve the farming business's goals, will assist greatly when obstacles are put in the way. Picture via Shutterstock

BUSINESS BUZZ: This week I was inspired by a work colleague of mine who epitomises the power of persistence.

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