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Where can I buy some replacement steers or heifers?

LIQUORICE all sorts, dribs and drabs and small are three ways people have described the make-up of saleyards in recent times – with the weekly national throughput halving over the past month. The low numbers have seen prices rally, with the Eastern Young Cattle Indicator going from 886c at the end of July to 1036c […]

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Market access, rather than price premiums, could become key driver in carbon/methane reduction progress

WHO is ultimately going to pay for carbon and methane abatement work in the Australian red meat industry? The topic came up during an Australian Agribusiness Association gathering held in Brisbane yesterday. MLA chief executive Jason Strong, BDO’s director responsible for sustainability, Brett Spicer and Woolworths Greenstock’s Anna Speer pictured during the panel session held […]

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Weekly rainfall update + rain outlook 24 August 2022

AT the start of the week, a cold front interacted with a moisture-laden cloud band to bring heavy rain to the mid-west and Gascoyne regions of Western Australia, resulting in daily totals around 20 to 70 mm to 9am on the 16th with many sites setting August daily records. A succession of cold fronts crossed […]

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Wellard reports third consecutive full-year profit

Wellard has confirmed the successful repurchase of its vessel the M/V Ocean Ute from financier Ruchira Ships Limited. Ocean Ute. Australian livestock shipping fleet owner and charterer Wellard Ltd has recorded its third successive profitable financial year. In results posted to the Australian Stock Exchange this week it reported a net profit after tax for […]

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Ken May's tribute is in hand

Australia’s leading horsemen are rallying behind Ken May who has been suffering with severe health issues over the past few years. Click to check the original article.

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The Australian Ag Podcast: Nigel Crawley on attracting farm workers

Farmers are having to negotiate with potential employees on incentives such sign-on bonuses, flexible working arrangements and increased annual leave as Australia’s jobs crisis intensifies. Leading agribusiness recruiter Nigel Crawley told The Australian Ag Podcast, out today, the incentives have been forced on employers as demand for on-farm workers hits the highest level in his […]

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