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SE Asia Report: Qurban reflects depressed live sales in region

114th Edition: July 2023   Regional Livestock Movements and Trends The South East Asian region will approach the second half of the year with cautious optimism. The drive for finding bargains and cheaper food will persist as cost of living pressures continue to be the main driving impact for most people in the region. Price […]

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Weekly slaughter slides, in line with rain

THERE was a clear impact from rain in rates of beef processing activity across eastern Australia last week. The National Livestock Reporting Service slaughter report issued this morning for the week ended 9 July showed a seven-day kill of 117,548 head, down five percent from the week before. The two weeks prior to last were […]

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How former diver took a political plunge

WA’s Police Minister Paul Papalia has been a controversial figure in recent times due to his tough stance on WA’s gun laws. See his chat with Farm Weekly journalist Bree Swift. Click to check the original article.

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Steers reach 356c at Gympie

Cattle were drawn from Eidsvold, Booubyjan, Childers, Maryborough, Brooweena, Woolooga, Tansey, Kilkivan, Maleny, Conondale, Kenilworth and all local areas. Click to check the original article.

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Jeremy Morton: National Irrigators Council boss on what’s next for the Murray Darling Basin Plan

Governments must honour their own commitments towards water recovery under the Murray Darling Basin Plan and leave irrigators “the bloody hell alone”. That’s according to National Irrigators Council chairman and southern NSW farmer Jeremy Morton. Speaking on today’s episode of The Australian Ag Podcast, Mr Morton said recent discussion about the need to recover another […]

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