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Ellouise Bailey

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Rockhampton
As seen in: Queensland Country Life, The Canberra Times, Daily Liberal, Illawarra Mercury, Newcastle Herald, The Border Mail, The Courier (Ballarat, VIC), The Examiner, St George & Sutherland Shire Leader, The Standard (Warrnambool), Bendigo Advertiser and
Covers:  Agriculture, council, court and crime, regional and rural health and education, disaster resilience, arts and culture, history, community
ACM Journalist working on the Far South East NSW Coast across several titles with a focus on Bega District News. Email: ellouise.bailey@begadistrictnews.com.au

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Freelance journalist based in Central Queensland. Specalised in telling rural and regional stories, including beef and agriculture. Please get in touch via ellouisebaileyjournalist@gmail.com or call 0412 039 886.

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Queensland Country Life reporter based in Rockhampton and reporting on agriculture in the central Queensland …

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Big hopes for sprayer trial in rehabilitation of pasture damage by wallabies

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By Ellouise Bailey Verified
| North Queensland Register Verified
Kairi regenerative grazier Kellie Evans (centre) is in the early stages of a three-year Terrain NRM-supported trial of the New Zealand-designed Cyclone Multi-Task Sprayer. Pictures supplied Two Atherton Tablelands grazing businesses are testing a live-liquid compost sprayer in a northern beef operation to improve soil structure, infiltration and pasture growth.
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Queensland growers embrace shadehouses to boost yields despite cyclone risk

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By Ellouise Bailey Verified
| Good Fruit and Vegetables Verified
Jess, Liam and Olivia Volker out the front of their biggest shadehouse. Picture supplied Many people might scoff at the thought of shadehouses on the coast of northern Queensland due to cyclone risk. Create a free account to read this article or signup to continue reading But for some Bowen growers bucking tradition, the risk is worthwhile for a shot at improving yield, exploring niche markets and tapping into seasons usually unavailable in their region.
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Producers told simple faecal test could save on cattle supplementation costs

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By Ellouise Bailey Verified
| North Queensland Register Verified
Producers at Bylong Station, Richmond, in the paddock looking at faecal testing results and comparing with pasture and cattle body condition. For producers like John and Katrina Paine, who run cattle at Daintree in Winton, it's not often local workshops are available to producers in their area.
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