ALMABIN_1709897412_00.png_wp77712.jpg
View slideshow

Related Images & Videos

View All Similar
ALMABIN_1709897430_80.png_wp77760.jpg
57%
Image
ALMABIN_1709897432_04.png_wp77770.jpg
57%
Image
ALMABIN_1709897434_21.png_wp77780.jpg
49%
Image
ALMABIN_1709897428_75.png_wp77754.jpg
48%
Image
ALMABIN_1709897442_49.png_wp77810.jpg
46%
Image
ALMABIN_1709897444_50.png_wp77812.jpg
46%
Image
ALMABIN_1709950668_87.png_wp80917.jpg
40%
Image
ALMABIN_1649312542_25.jpg_wp27506.jpg
40%
Image
ALMABIN_1649312471_10.jpg_wp27500.jpg
40%
Image
ALMABIN_1709950664_72.png_wp80911.jpg
39%
Image
ALMABIN_1709950674_91.png_wp80923.jpg
39%
Image
ALMABIN_1709950670_90.png_wp80921.jpg
39%
Image
ALMABIN_1709950682_93.png_wp80927.jpg
38%
Image

Purchase This Image

$110.00
inc GST
$110.00 ex GST
OR

Get unlimited downloads with a subscription

View Subscription Plans
High-resolution download
No watermark
Commercial license included

About This Image

In the golden light of a late summer morning, a seasoned agricultural professional stands attentively at a cattle yard in New England, New South Wales. Wearing a classic wide-brimmed hat and a well-worn blue denim work shirt, the individual carefully records data on a laptop positioned near a sophisticated cattle crush. Leather work gloves and precise movements suggest an experienced hand managing advanced livestock management technology. The steel infrastructure of the cattle yard gleams in the background, with metal gates and a sophisticated silencer crush forming a structured environment for precision agricultural practice. This scene captures the intersection of traditional farming expertise and modern technological innovation, where digital record-keeping and DNA testing represent the cutting edge of livestock management. The muted blue and metallic tones of the equipment contrast with the warm, dusty earth of the yard, creating a tableau that speaks to the sophisticated, data-driven approach of contemporary Australian agricultural practices.

Rate this Image

Login to rate this image
Back to Gallery