First on-property sale hailed a success for Exton Angus
Friday’s sale attracted plenty of support from buyers. Click to check the original article.
Top Ticoba sires bound for commercial herds across the state
While the crowd in the stands was down, bidding online was more than spirited with 18 bulls secured by buyers from as far as Hughenden. Click to check the original article.
Dunoon Angus sold to $125,000
Cracking Angus sale at Dunoon, Holbrook, for the Harbison family Click to check the original article.
Negotiations continue on well watered cattle country | Video
Negotiations are continuing on the 1206 hectare Narromine property Belmont. Click to check the original article.
Cattle Australia director spotlight: George King
After a long-running industry restructure process which culimated late last year, a national board of directly-elected cattle producer representatives is now charged with providing leadership and direction for the Australian grassfed beef cattle industry. The inaugural Cattle Australia board is made up of seven representatives elected by its members, with a further two skills-based directors […]
Feedgrain Focus: North consolidates at drought levels
A storm in the Junee region of southern NSW on Tuesday afternoon caused some localised hail damage. Photo: Carolyn Baxter ANOTHER dry week in the northern region has seen barley and wheat prices consolidate at levels last seen in the drought years of 2018 and 2019. While Australia’s barley export program to China is reanimating […]
To sell or not to sell in spring | The First Draft
Finding a clear trend for NSW cattle prices remains difficult as we near spring. Click to check the original article.
Weekly Grill S3 Ep29: Is the heat going out of the property market, with Tim Lane and Tim McKinnon
Elders’ Northern Australian property chief Tim Lane, and LAWD director and head valuer Tim McKinnon chew the fat with Weekly Grill podcast host Kerry Lonergan this week about the property market outlook. Has the gloss gone off, because of the slump in cattle prices, dry weather and elevated interest rates? Are corporates about to […]
Warning after cattle producers defrauded over $100k in email scams
Cattle producers and livestock agencies are being urged to double check bank account details before paying invoices, following a rise in reports of rural businesses losing substantial financial sums to online invoice fraud. Scams involving simple adjustments to bank account details on otherwise legitimate invoices are behind an increase in losses for farming and livestock […]
Stephen Millership: The man whose classic posters distill the spirit of the British countryside
From the mauve sky of Waterloo Sunset to the pastoral Arcadia of rolling fields in God’s Own Country, Stephen Millership’s evocative travel scenes capture Great Britain’s soul. Andrew Liddle meets the man behind the art. For those in search of England, its spirit, heart and character, there is probably no better visual inspiration than the […]
Ipswich's Baloo is the country's 'Top Dog with a Job'
Baloo, the labrador from Ipswich, was awarded the honour of ‘Top Dog with a Job’ by people2people Recruitment in the prestigious #OZTOPDOG competition. Click to check the original article.
No move to go ‘paperless’ with mandatory eNVDs, saleyards conference told
MLA ISC project manager – adoption, Demi Lollback. THE electronic version of Australia’s livestock National Vendor Declaration is not being made mandatory, saleyard managers were told in Bendigo yesterday. At the Australian Livestock Saleyards Association conference, Integrity Systems Company project manager for adoption, Demi Lollback, said the eNVD and the eNVD app were not being […]