Chief executive Barry Irwin says Bega farmgate milk prices will increase by 30c/kgMS. Click to check the original article.

Cowra event success for northern breeder, as quality shines and all rams sell. Click to check the original article.

About 660 head were yarded at Eidsvold saleyards on Wednesday. A softened market is evident in both steers and heifers, however quality heavy PTIC cows continue to make around the $2100 mark. There was a good line-up of Red Brahman cross and Droughtmaster cross steers and heifers as reflected below. Click to check the original […]

Mount Isa Show is up and running for another year. Click to check the original article.

Winton grazier Noel Kennedy, chairman of the Central and Northern Graziers’ Association sheep and wool council, said the government would place the Australian wool industry on social welfare by offering carry-on funding for debt reconstruction, farm improvements, household support and counselling. Click to check the original article.

NRLX Operations Manager Bradley Willis said the current revenue from sales for this financial year after Wednesday’s sale hit $200,355,594. That’s a hefty $57 million increase from $143M in 2020/21, with five sales still to go in this financial year. Click to check the original article.

The Moffatt family have been impressed with the influence Belmont Red bull genetics has had in their composite herd at Muldoon, located south west of Marlborough, in Mornish. Click to check the original article.

The yarding comprised a large variance in both weight and quality with a larger number of very lightweight beef cattle penned. Click to check the original article.

Millmerran breeding/backgrounding property Allawah will be auctioned by Ray White Rural in Toowoomba on July 8. Click to check the original article.

Totalling 9921 hectares or 24516 acres, two southern Riverina grazing properties with a chunk of irrigated cropping land are on the market with a likely price tag of more than $17 million. Click to check the original article.

Speaking at an industry breakfast in Melbourne on Thursday, Fonterra Australia managing director René Dedoncker defended the company’s decision to open its milk price at $8.25 a kilogram milk solids and its subsequent step up to $8.80c/kg MS, declaring the company had a responsibility to remain profitable. Click to check the original article.

Rainfall totals over the past week varied from as low as five millimetres at locations such as Bolgart and Latham, up to figures well in the 50s and 60s in the Great Southern and parts of the Wheatbelt. Click to check the original article.