We are seeing constant variability in commodity prices, seasons, input prices etc. Therefore, we must step out of the day-to-day tasks and invest some of our valuable time in the office for things like planning ahead, analysing some numbers before making a decision, clarifying what we want or need to achieve.In the Grazing for Profit […]

The new skills hub was launched on May 20. Click to check the original article.

Agriculture over the past years has been subjected to drought, bushfires and now ongoing floods. This is in combination with high input costs. For example, the prices of fertiliser and diesel have more than doubled over the past 12 months, and this is adversely impacting the capacity of dairy farms to survive into the future. […]

What are the numbers to make Tier 3 viable again asks WAFarmers. Click to check the original article.

Soaking rain across southern Queensland cropping regions will stall the remainder of the 2022/23 wheat plantings for seven to 10 days. Rainfall totals ranged from 60mm to more than 100mm stretching from Roma, Surat, St George, Miles, Dalby and Goondiwindi. Farmers are reporting that it will be at least a week before they will be […]

Response to any foot and mouth outbreak needs to be quick says vet. Click to check the original article.

A run of 125 steers a/c Condon Grazing, Conjuboy, Mt Garnet, topped at 700.2c, made 666.4c and weighed 254kg, returning an average of $1697/hd. A run of 174 mickeys a/c Condon Grazing, Conjuboy, Mt Garnet, sold to 660.2c to average 658.2c for 188kg to return $1236/hd. A line of 261 heifers on a/c Condon Grazing, […]

Labor has already turned its back on this, and, much like the Greens who want to ban all live exports, is also hell bent on destroying farmers, with plans to end live sheep exports – despite Australia having some of the best animal welfare standards in the world. Click to check the original article.