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Clifton Landcare sponsored the Battle of the Brains for the first time this year.

Clifton Landcare Group Chairman’s Report 2025

Clifton Landcare Group (CLG) Chairman Clive Strong delivered his Chairman’s Report at the annual general meeting held on Monday, 20 October.

4 November, 2025

On display was this Foden Steam Wagon owned by three generations of Felton’s Free family. It was manufactured in England in 1918 and first registered in Queensland in 1924. Les Free purchased it in 1952 and passed it down to son the late Bob and now grandson Peter has it.

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Machinery galore at National Rally

Clifton Landcare and Clifton Scouts clearing prickly pear in the Bulloak Jewel Butterfly habitat site.

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Clifton Landcare & Scouts join forces

The Edwards family, from left, Fiona, Kehan and Hayden, in amongst the Afterglow Organics produce at their Cemetery Road, Clifton, property.

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Afterglow Organics - farming for the future

One of the winning team, Craig Foreman (left), holds the Charity Gold Day shield, with Pursehouse Rural Clifton Manager Chris Kunde (right).

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Charity Golf Day a hole-in-one

Action at the 2025 Clifton Show.

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Funding boost for Clifton Show

The Eastern Downs Precipice Groundwater sub-area is highlighted in orange and the Surat Precipice Groundwater sub-area in olive green.

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Unallocated water up for grabs

Traps loaned from Clifton Landcare are working very well at catching feral pigs.

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Local pig trapping success

A new measuring system for Australian grain fed beef shows less methane emissions. Photo, Australian Lot Feeders’ Association

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Aussie cattle producing less methane

A horse raised on the Downs and raced at Toowoomba.

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Downs dominates thoroughbred industry

Matt Richards from RDS Farming at Nobby.

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Nobby farmer named as Cotton awards finalist

Glenalbyn Umpire 968 with from left, seller Jack Courts and new owners Scott Ferguson and Carly and Luke Baker.

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Another big purchase by Nobby stud

This 135 acres of dryland cotton crop visible from Toowoomba Karara Road and Pittsworth Felton Road, provides a sea of white which contrasts to the usual brown, yellow and green of the rich Felton Valley.

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Something a bit different in the Felton Valley

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