New agreement solves some SoP technical issues | Farm Weekly
With original production estimates quickly upgraded from 90,000tpa to 120,000tpa and then 180,000tpa for a project life of between 30
Pests make their way across the crops
Growers across the state are finding pests on their crops, with high level of native budworm moths across the grainbelt.
Tamworth Angus weaners hit $1250
Agents said both weaner steers and heifers were dearer due to a lift in quality for both categories. Click to
Angus steers sell to $1110 at Nowra
Nowra store sale draws a yarding of 130 head. Click to check the original article.
Community comes together to discuss feral animal problems
Feral pigs are a big problem in the North West. Click to check the original article.
Kildare presents with irrigated cultivation
Kildare is a 42 hectare Linthorpe district property featuring highly fertile self-mulching black soils to chocolate soils. Click to check
Proposed solar farm could 'bring a worthwhile amount of benefit'
Peter Roffe thinks people should keep the changing climate in mind. Click to check the original article.
Goondiwindi mayor welcomes review to regulate major renewable energy projects
The mayor has been advocating for the state government to introduce regulatory legislation requirements, community engagement strategies, and benefit funds
China barley breakthrough as tariffs lifted after three years |
MOFCOM said it had submitted a proposal to the Tariff Commission of the State Council to cancel anti-dumping duties and
Rising sheep exports show ongoing demand
The latest statistics show that the oversupply of of sheep has driven the price down and created a negative inflation