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Warming to water stocks despite soggy start | The Land

Shares in this global water management group have been soggy, to say the least. They floated on the stock market in September 2021 and rose to $1.90 on a tide of enthusiasm, which soon ebbed. Watching a chart of RWL since has been like watching the Finke flow into the Simpson. Click to check the […]

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APHIS releases new five-year strategic plan

The USDA’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service has published a new five-year strategic plan. It incorporates input received from stakeholders on the strategic framework—a summarized version of the plan published in June 2022. The plan includes six strategic goals that focus on: Protecting agriculture from plant and animal diseases and pests.  Positioning the agency’s workforce to better meet […]

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K-State research uncovers method to detect liver abscesses in cattle

Two Kansas State University researchers in the College of Veterinary Medicine recently found that biochemicals unique to liver abscesses could be used as biomarkers in live cattle to detect liver abscesses. “Cattle with liver abscesses do not exhibit clinical signs, and the abscesses are detected only during processing,” said Raghavendra Amachawadi, associate professor of food […]

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Court issues another blow to WOTUS

Another day, another ruling against the Biden Administration’s Waters of the United States rule. This time the Sixth Circuit Federal Court of Appeals issued a stay on enforcing the rule in Kentucky until May 10. That means WOTUS is now the law of the land in only 23 states. Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron says […]

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U.S. beef cow herd faces several challenges as rebuild begins

Lance Zimmerman, senior beef analyst for Rabo AgriFinance, reminds cattle producers that even after the rains return and the drought eases up in cattle country, rebuilding beef cow herd numbers isn’t going to happen overnight. U.S. cattle producers have seen this cycle before — in 2014 to 2016, following the droughts of 2012 — but […]

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The Country Life colour edit, with Wallpaper Direct and Designer Paint

When decorating a country home, Wallpaper Direct and Designer Paint make a huge range of inspiring wallpapers and paints available at the press of a button. Historic revival William Morris, the giant of the Arts-and-Crafts Movement, created wallpapers that are enjoying a renewed popularity in classic and contemporary settings. Inspired by documents, fabrics and original […]

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Industry questions rush job on live sheep trade ban | Farm Weekly

The general consensus in relation to the timeline given to the panel and industry stakeholders to consult, plan, submit, process and eventually implement this policy is ridiculously short according to many who have attended the consultation meetings, as well as other industry members. Click to check the original article.

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Strike Energy to build gas plant at Eregulla | Farm Weekly

As previously reported in Farm Weekly in February, a $136m windfall cash injection courtesy of Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Energy Pty Ltd, allowed Strike to review and accelerate plans for gas production, Mid West Low Carbon Manufacturing Precinct and Project Haber urea production around its SE1 well at Arrowsmith East. Click to check the original article.

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