South Australian studs pay top price at Lorelmo poll Merino
The two $5500 top-priced rams with Elders Walcha branch manager Tom Henry, Eddy Cordingley, Lorelmo stud, Paul Dooley, auctioneer and
Why did the Cootamundra sheep and lamb saleyards close? |
“It is the belief of the Cootamundra Associated Agents, that due to the very low sheep numbers coming into the
Nufarm boss says Australia must catch up to farm-grown avgas
Fuel crops can generate a huge global market opportunity for Australia. Click to check the original article.
Feedlot feedback key to becoming a "preferred supplier"
Following the data trail from breeding through to processing is recouping lost profits and accelerating change within the beef industry.
Ladies shine at Big Country
Heifers sell to $37,500 at the Big Country Brahman Sale. Click to check the original article.
Big Country day one topped by Lancefield M Reece 7792
A plethora of bulls followed closely behind with Lancefield M selling a second bull to Patrick Sharpe, Sharpe Brahmans, Guluguba,
Red Brahman bulls shine at Big Country Brahman sale in
A plethora of bulls followed closely behind with Lancefield M selling a second bull to Patrick Sharpe, Sharpe Brahmans, Guluguba,
'We can't afford it': Ag groups and scientists speak out
Ag industry groups have made important submissions about the impact of red imported fire ants to a Senate inquiry. Click
MV Bahijah re-export application rejected, livestock in limbo
An application for the re-export of livestock returned to Australia to avoid Red Sea rebels has not been approved. Click
Farmers take centre stage at global climate talks | Farm
> Buntine regenerative agriculture farmer and advocate Stuart McAlpine (third from left) participated in the Accelerating Food Systems Transformation: Multi-stakeholder