President of Australian Livestock and Property Agents Peter Cabot believes the federal governments sheep live export ban has decimated confidence in the industry. Click to check the original article.

Roger and Jenny Underwood, Wallace Vale and Eversleigh Droughtmaster studs, Wallumbilla, have been the top bidders at the last three Valera Vale sales but this year they bought the second-top bull, outlaying $20,000 for 22157M, a 23-month-old homozygous polled bull. Click to check the original article.

Rams sold to buyers from NSW, Victoria and South Australia. Click to check the original article.

Top-priced bull Bongongo T382, selling for $22,000 to Longaroo Pastoral, Yass woth Elders stud stock agent Lincoln McKinlay, Chris, Bridget, Edward and Tracey Longley, Longaroo Pastoral, Georgia Graham, Poppy Stapleton and Bill Graham, Bongongo Angus. Picture by Helen De Costa. Click to check the original article.

More recently, expected production in major exporters of Canada, Argentina, and here in Australia have declined, yet we haven’t seen a response in the historical benchmark for global wheat prices, Chicago Board of Trade (CBoT) wheat futures, which remains near contract lows. Click to check the original article.

“The former government increased coastal harvestable rights before completing the rigorous assessments needed to properly understand what impact this change could have on town water supplies, the environment, other water users and downstream industries,” Ms Jackson said. Click to check the original article.

Repeat buyers supported the Wells and Heath families at Willandra. Click to check the original article.

Repeat buyers supported the Wells and Heath families at Willandra Click to check the original article.