Quick and easy profits are a thing of the past in this market. Click to check the original article.

The 2022 draft of JS Grazing heifers sold for a record of $3800/head at Roma Saleyards on Tuesday. Click to check the original article.

Records are set to be broken and it is particularly humbling when you break your own records. But that’s certainly what happened at the Roma Store Sale on Tuesday when Jeremy and Julie Shaw of JS Grazing, Injune, offered a line 151 purebred Angus heifers aged 11 to 12 months to sell for a new […]

Queensland’s Agriculture Department will consider options to alleviate the impacts on Spanish mackerel commercial entitlement holders impacted by the announcement that commercial quotas are set to be slashed by 80 per cent. Click to check the original article.

“It’s easy to write stuff in a press release and say, ‘Due to the parliament inquiry, this is the steps we are going to take to make things better’. Well, that’s all great, but hopefully there is terms in place so there is follow up so there is things happening for the better and not […]

While FMD affects all cloven-hoofed animals, including cattle, buffalo, camelids (alpacas, llamas and camels), sheep, goats, deer and pigs, it can also infect Australian wildlife species, including kangaroos, Bennett’s wallaby, wombats, possums, bandicoots, potoroo, water rat, brown marsupial mouse and echidna. Click to check the original article.

Roma held it’s largest ever Dachshund Day on Saturday. Click to check the original article.

The club has received support from the Harley Owners Group, the Mount Isa Bow Hunters Club, CNW Electrical, JB Electrical and Ergon Energy. Click to check the original article.

“Whether it’s new innovation, fertiliser, new crop protection products, whether they be organics, synthetic or biological, whether they be new crop breed varieties, whether it’s done through GM, conventional breeding or gene editing…that’s where we need a slightly more sophisticated and data-based discourse around farming,” Mr Cossey said. Click to check the original article.

Joining Bella Lana blood ewes of four generations, the Cosgrove family, West Charlton, Rockley, returned for the fifth year to purchase their third sale-topper, this year paying $7500 for a son of Bella Lana 190031 growing 18.7-micron wool, plus another at $4500 by Richmond 160110.00. Click to check the original article.

Co-signed by CBH, WAFarmers, WA Grains Group and the Pastoralists and Graziers’ Association of WA, the letter explained that in order to optimise grain value for WA growers and attract a price premium, the supply chain needed to be able to maximise grain exports in the first-half of the calendar year. Click to check the […]