A total of 26 stud bulls sold for a top price of $22,000 to average $10,923, while a cow and calf package made to $16,000, and stud heifers sold to $7000 to average $4400 at the annual Power of Reds Angus sale held at the Toowoomba Showgrounds on Saturday. Click to check the original article.

Biological stimulants boost root growth for Riverina cropping enterprise Click to check the original article.

Students from across the state have had their best cheese and beverages judged. Click to check the original article.

In 1994 the Higgins family started its own Texel stud, being one of WA’s founding breeders. Click to check the original article.

Determining the cause of yellows in the paddock has been made difficult as, although it seems to be associated with cold, wet conditions, this is not always the case, and not in all varieties, therefore it is difficult to artificially induce for research purposes. Click to check the original article.

Located within one of the state’s most pronounced wool growing regions, it is no surprise that students of the Crookwell High School have a keen interest in the Merino sheep industry. Click to check the original article.

Charolais and Brangus records were broken multiple times on Friday. Click to check the original article.

A Territory multiple Golden Guitar winner is gearing up to release his fifth album in October and has given fans a taste of what to expect. Click to check the original article.

Prospective purchasers from the north are making their way further south than ever before, operating as large volume buyers at several sales over the past week. Click to check the original article.

First-time participants in the NSW School Merino Wether Challenge, the northern NSW school travelled 900 kilometres to attend the Dubbo event, with 13 hours spent on the road. Click to check the original article.

Some front pages were regal. Others were odd. Click to check the original article.