Developments in Israel and Gaza have dominated headlines over the weekend as investors try and assess the global impact the conflict may have on investment markets. Click to check the original article.
“In relation to the senate for example in the Constitution, sections 7- 23 do not deal with there shall be a senate, details to be provided later, but all of the detail that you can expect – who is going to be eligible for the senate, how many senators are there, where do they come […]
Yarding 2722 Change -1259 Most backgrounders and feedlotters were operating especially on the heavier feeder steers, with processors very active on the prime heavy grown steers and bullocks. Also quality store cows showed improvement and processor cows firm to slightly dearer. Light weight yearling steers under 200kg made to 270c to average 245c/kg. With the […]
“I support live export and I will continue to support live export,” says a frustrated WA Agriculture and Food Minister Jackie Jarvis. Click to check the original article.
Finished export cattle holding but lesser conditioned types meeting limited competition. Click to check the original article.
A female has sold for the top price while a quilt was raised a tidy sum for charity at the Hillview Speckle Park sale. Click to check the original article.
Rosehearty Grazing, Highbury Station, Aramac sold Angus cross steers to 250c/kg, reaching a top of $653 to average $632. The Santa Gertrudis heifers sold to $186, reaching a top of $470 to average $390. The Santa Gertrudis Cows sold to 186c/kg, reaching a top of $1,212 to average $1,134. Click to check the original article.
“It’s nice to know we haven’t messed up their habitat, that’s what this shows, but it doesn’t make it easy for people,” he said, commenting that after the 2021 mouse plague in NSW, a team of social scientists was working on the impacts that had had on the people affected. Click to check the original […]
Although many agriculture sectors face the same problems, the number one issue varies from commodity to commodity, an industry wide survey has revealed. Click to check the original article.
Recent rain has put a spring in NSW prices at lamb sales in the past week. Click to check the original article.
Lamb and sheep producers have had a reprieve from ongoing pricing pressure, with all national indicators moving in a positive direction over the past week. Click to check the original article.
At Eden Creek via Kyogle, Terry DeLacy and Sandra Brunet are managing their way through a dieback phase that initially killed all their creeping bluegrass, locked up and ready for winter feeding. This was last February and so they employed techniques learned while running Angus on the northern Tablelands – they burnt the biomass, sprayed […]