Stock & Land
Saturday, October 28, 2023
The environmentally safe insecticide made from spider venom
Professor Glenn King has been awarded the Prime Minister's prize for innovation for his research using funnel web spider venom for insecticides and drugs. Photo by The University of Queensland.
Alexandra Bernard • 1hr ago
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Study finds IPCC data may be badly wrong blaming dams for emissions
Dr Jackie Webb from Deakin University's Centre for Regional and Rural Futures. Photo supplied.
Andrew Marshall
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Great autumn and winter assist Nareeb Nareeb to sell rams with good depth
Philippe Perez
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Stud classer Dale Bruns, Hamilton, worker Tristan McMahon, Peter Waters, Rockview, Nareen and Nareeb Nareeb stud principal Richard Beggs with the top priced ram Lot 62 221564. Picture by Philippe Perez
Survey shows state of sector
Paula Thompson
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Leonella Border Leicester ends with two top priced rams off to Nhill and Benalla
Holly McGuinness
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Noel, Stella, Jack (top) and Emma and Megan (bottom) Lubcke, with top price buyers, Daniel and Josh Koop, Pine Elgin, Nhill with equal top price ram, Lot 8. Picture by Holly McGuinness
Mixed farming block sells for well above the reserve
Chris McLennan
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Mixed farming block sells for well above the reserve
Two new board members join WestVic Dairy with a focus on opportunities
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Dairy farmer Ella Credlin, Ecklin South, has joined the WestVic Dairy board as farm director. Picture supplied

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Mixed farming block sells for well above the reserve
Mixed farming block sells for well above the reserve
Chris McLennan
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Generations of growth, the Jumbuck Pastoral success story
Chris McLennan
A jillaroo celebrates after shearing is done on one of Jumbuck Pastoral's stations.
Tender called for lease of Casino's NRLX saleyards
Mark Phelps
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Richmond Valley Council has issued a tender for a lease of its Northern Rivers Livestock Exchange saleyards. Picture supplied

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Markets
Feedlots and Gippsland bullock fatteners active at Kerr & Co Special Sale
Gippsland bullock fatteners and feedlotters underpinned the 2023 Kerr & Co Special Sale, held at Mortlake on Thursday. File picture.
Philippe Perez
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Gippsland restockers underpin October Pakenham store cattle market
Bryce Eishold
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Everitt Seeley & Bennetts director Jarrod Bennetts and agent Gordon Burr who represented Guest Farming, Coldstream, which sold 76 Angus steers, 18-20 months, at Pakenham.
Small bounce back in price with heavier cattle offered at Ballarat
Philippe Perez
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Tom and Rosemary Davies, Dunach Park, Maryborough, sold 10 Francs-blood Angus steers, 427kg, for 234c/kg or $1000.
Gippsland restockers underpin fortnightly Bairnsdale store cattle sale
Charity Hurley, Woodglen, sold 40 Angus steers to Michelle and David Shaw, Shaw’s Butchers, Stratford, at the Bairnsdale market.
Bryce Eishold
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Vendors continue to sell off good lines of cattle at Mortlake
Philippe Perez
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Leah Teal, The Sisters, sold 16 grown heifers, 359kg for 176c/kg or $633 and another pen of five Angus Hereford-cross grown heifers, 349kg, for 168c/kg or $586. With Charlotte Teal.
Myrtleford yearling sale backed by north-east Victorian, Gippsland restockers
Bryce Eishold
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Jack Strachan, Whorouly, sold 15 Angus steers and eight Angus heifers.
Studstock
Great autumn and winter assist Nareeb Nareeb to sell rams with good depth
Stud classer Dale Bruns, Hamilton, worker Tristan McMahon, Peter Waters, Rockview, Nareen and Nareeb Nareeb stud principal Richard Beggs with the top priced ram Lot 62 221564. Picture by Philippe Perez
Philippe Perez
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A Yea-based stud has secured the top purchase at Lansdale's third annual sale
Jess Sharp
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Top-priced ram buyer Tim Fincham, Burando Southdowns, Yea, with Lansdale's Janie and James Knight and the top-priced ram. Picture by Jess Sharp
Volume and repeat buyers dominate at Boorana Merino sale
Andrew Miller
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The top-priced ram with AWN auctioneer Geoff Rice, Parkes, stud principal Will Lynch, Glenthompson, buyer Peter Wallis, Keith, SA, and classer Dale Bruns, Dunkeld. Picture by Andrew Miller
Beef
Generations of growth, the Jumbuck Pastoral success story
A jillaroo celebrates after shearing is done on one of Jumbuck Pastoral's stations.
Chris McLennan
Live-ex class action counter offer on its way as Watt lashes out
Shan Goodwin
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Lawyers for the class action seeking compensation for businesses affected by the illegal 2011 live export ban continue to do battle with the Commonwealth over a settlement.
Graziers oppose federal govt's proposed biosecurity levy
Ben Harden
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Central Queensland beef producers Mark, Laura and Helena Collins on their property Unumgar, near Moura. Picture: Ben Harden
Sheep & Goats
AWI board candidate inspired by those driven out of wool industry
Emma Weston is one of five candidates seeking election to the Australian Wool Innovation board.
Victoria Nugent
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A Yea-based stud has secured the top purchase at Lansdale's third annual sale
Jess Sharp
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Top-priced ram buyer Tim Fincham, Burando Southdowns, Yea, with Lansdale's Janie and James Knight and the top-priced ram. Picture by Jess Sharp
Generations of growth, the Jumbuck Pastoral success story
Chris McLennan
A jillaroo celebrates after shearing is done on one of Jumbuck Pastoral's stations.
Dairy
Two new board members join WestVic Dairy with a focus on opportunities
Dairy farmer Ella Credlin, Ecklin South, has joined the WestVic Dairy board as farm director. Picture supplied
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Young south-west Victorian dairy farmers offered chance to tour NZ
Carlene Dowie
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Nullawarre dairy farmer Sam Kermond participated in a study tour of New Zealand in 2022 supported by DemoDAIRY. Picture supplied by DemoDairy
Victorian milk production continues to decline
Andrew Miller
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Dairy Australia industry analyst Eliza Redfern says many milk producing regions are still recovery from last year's very wet conditions.
Fonterra, unions reach 'in principle' deal on wage rise, conditions
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An "in principle" agreement has been reached between Fonterra and the United Workers' Union over a pay and conditions claim. Picture supplied
Bega farmer to AGM: Stop complaining about milk costs and pay up
Andrew Marshall
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Bega Group says it has responded swiftly to dynamic and volatile pressures to ensure the best possible farmgate returns for its farmer suppliers. File photo.
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This Scandi silhouette is a must visit
The Little mermaid statue in Copenhagen. Picture Shutterstock
Emma Brown
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New EQUENTO Extreme canola seed treatment offers protection and more
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Syngenta ANZ Seedcare Technical Manager Sean Roberts, left, and Syngenta Canada Seedcare Technical Lead Shad Milligan. Picture supplied
Rise to the top: How a master's in nursing can elevate your career
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A master's degree in nursing can truly open up new doors of opportunity. Picture Shutterstock
Industry-first crown rot control coming soon
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Syngenta Product Lead Katie Slade said the development of VICTRATO seed treatment is proving hope to farmers for seasons to come, especially in a season where crown rot is limiting yield potential. Picture supplied
Tech for better farms
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T3RRA's software supports all types of drainage solutions, from surface to subsurface, and helps growers achieve higher yields and profits by improving water management and soil conditions. Picture supplied
Cropping
The environmentally safe insecticide made from spider venom
Professor Glenn King has been awarded the Prime Minister's prize for innovation for his research using funnel web spider venom for insecticides and drugs. Photo by The University of Queensland.
Alexandra Bernard • 1hr ago
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Study finds IPCC data may be badly wrong blaming dams for emissions
Andrew Marshall
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Dr Jackie Webb from Deakin University's Centre for Regional and Rural Futures. Photo supplied.
Young to head up Grains Australia
Gregor Heard
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Andrew Young is the new chair at Grains Australia. Photo supplied.
QR codes on citrus bags serves up details to consumers
MFC is advancing its traceability efforts with technology-ready packaging.
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Buyers of Mildura Fruit Company citrus can scan the QR code on the packaging to be given details on where the fruit came from, and more. Picture supplied
Berries and more bolster Vietnam hort trade
A select group of major fruit producers has visited Vietnam to get a feel for the market, and say thanks.
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The Australian delegation made up of fruit industry representatives, taking a tour of a Vietnames retail shop. Picture supplied