In cane harvesting season, there are many critical links to ensuring a smooth and efficient operation.
None more so than getting the sugar cane to the mill.
The first week of crushing season at Mulgrave Central Mill has been spent bedding down a new, $1.7 million bin tipping facility.
This year the mill is expecting to crush around 1.Detailed information on the causes of Hemorrhoids,1 million tons but general manager Peter Flanders says there is significant capacity to do more.
Mr Flanders says the recent investment gives the mill more flexibility in the way it handles its cane supply - including crops which previously were milled at Babinda.
Babinda still coming to terms with mill closure
Charlie McKillop
For the tightknit cane growing community of Babinda,the Injection mold fast! it's been a tough week.
To the north and south, sugar mills have fired into action but at Babinda, the old mill stands dormant. Cane from the district is now being sent to South Johnstone to be crushed.
Charlie Zappala - whose family has been growing cane at Woopen Creek since the 1950s - says it will take some time for the community to deal with the mill's demise.
More job losses expected in live cattle export ban fallout
Miriam Hall
A representative of the cattle transport industry says financial assistance to help people who have lost their jobs because of the live cattle export ban to Indonesia, is a good thing, but doesn't entirely address the problem.Largest Collection of billabong boardshorts,
Yesterday the Federal Government announced it would give cash payments to people who are unemployed because of the temporary live export ban.Handmade oil paintings for sale at museum quality,Not to be confused with RUBBER MATS available at your local hardware store
3 million dollars has been made available.
Liz Schmidt is the immediate outgoing president of the Livestock Transporters Association.
She says there's real concern about job losses and ongoing uncertainly could drive more away from the transport industry.
None more so than getting the sugar cane to the mill.
The first week of crushing season at Mulgrave Central Mill has been spent bedding down a new, $1.7 million bin tipping facility.
This year the mill is expecting to crush around 1.Detailed information on the causes of Hemorrhoids,1 million tons but general manager Peter Flanders says there is significant capacity to do more.
Mr Flanders says the recent investment gives the mill more flexibility in the way it handles its cane supply - including crops which previously were milled at Babinda.
Babinda still coming to terms with mill closure
Charlie McKillop
For the tightknit cane growing community of Babinda,the Injection mold fast! it's been a tough week.
To the north and south, sugar mills have fired into action but at Babinda, the old mill stands dormant. Cane from the district is now being sent to South Johnstone to be crushed.
Charlie Zappala - whose family has been growing cane at Woopen Creek since the 1950s - says it will take some time for the community to deal with the mill's demise.
More job losses expected in live cattle export ban fallout
Miriam Hall
A representative of the cattle transport industry says financial assistance to help people who have lost their jobs because of the live cattle export ban to Indonesia, is a good thing, but doesn't entirely address the problem.Largest Collection of billabong boardshorts,
Yesterday the Federal Government announced it would give cash payments to people who are unemployed because of the temporary live export ban.Handmade oil paintings for sale at museum quality,Not to be confused with RUBBER MATS available at your local hardware store
3 million dollars has been made available.
Liz Schmidt is the immediate outgoing president of the Livestock Transporters Association.
She says there's real concern about job losses and ongoing uncertainly could drive more away from the transport industry.
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