Mortlake PTIC heifers to $3650 | VIDEO A large penning of 3591 cattle at Mortlake was soaked up at strong prices by a large gallery of buyers, Test
Weaners a winner for Gooram couple Turning off six to seven month old weaners is paying dividends. Test
Mortlake PTIC heifers to $3650 | VIDEO A large penning of 3591 cattle at Mortlake was soaked up at strong prices by a large gallery of buyers, Test
From Angus to Speckle Park herd After establishing five years ago, Whiteline Speckle Park has continued to grow its herd. Test
Victoria and Tasmania strike deal on seasonal workers Victoria and Tasmania reach agreement for seasonal workers and return Australians Test
WVLX keeps getting larger The WVLX at Mortlake has grown with plans for new ventures in the pipeline. Test
From Angus to Speckle Park herd After establishing five years ago, Whiteline Speckle Park has continued to grow its herd. Test
Weaners a winner for Gooram couple Turning off six to seven month old weaners is paying dividends. Test
Victoria and Tasmania strike deal on seasonal workers Victoria and Tasmania reach agreement for seasonal workers and return Australians Test
WVLX keeps getting larger The WVLX at Mortlake has grown with plans for new ventures in the pipeline. Test
Showing and industry combined at Angus stud Redgums stud on a mission to promote the Red Angus breed. Test
Slaughter figures sitting well below levels of 2020 Slaughter figures start 2021 under seasonal average, confirming tight supply of stock. Test
Farm profits rise on higher income, fall in costs Livestock Farm Monitor report logs rise in profits after increasing incomes and fall in costs. Test
Hard truths revealed in flystrike survey The new MLA funded survey reveals environment plays a big role when it comes to mulesing debate. Test
Wool claims giant strides taken in fitness fashion market Australia's wool industry has claimed early success moving into the lucrative fitness fashion market. Test
Beef processors hit survival mode as livestock prices bite Closures, operating reductions . . . how much pain is to come? Test
Showing and industry combined at Angus stud Redgums stud on a mission to promote the Red Angus breed. Test
WVLX keeps getting larger The WVLX at Mortlake has grown with plans for new ventures in the pipeline. Test
From Angus to Speckle Park herd After establishing five years ago, Whiteline Speckle Park has continued to grow its herd. Test
Beef producers look for new ways to reduce emissions CN30: The pressure is on scientists to come up with the goods Test
Mortlake PTIC heifers to $3650 | VIDEO A large penning of 3591 cattle at Mortlake was soaked up at strong prices by a large gallery of buyers, Test
Showing and industry combined at Angus stud Redgums stud on a mission to promote the Red Angus breed. Test
WVLX keeps getting larger The WVLX at Mortlake has grown with plans for new ventures in the pipeline. Test
Mortlake PTIC heifers to $3650 | VIDEO A large penning of 3591 cattle at Mortlake was soaked up at strong prices by a large gallery of buyers, Test
NSW Beef Spec Feedback Trial awards shift online | Video The 2021 NSW Beef Spectacular Feedback Trial presentation and awards dinner to be held on January 29 has been cancelled to COVID-19. Test
From Angus to Speckle Park herd After establishing five years ago, Whiteline Speckle Park has continued to grow its herd. Test
Beef producers look for new ways to reduce emissions CN30: The pressure is on scientists to come up with the goods Test
Canadian semen key to Simmentals' expansion Canadian genetics pay off for Grangeburn Simmentals expansion Test
Global dairy prices start year with a bang Global dairy prices have started the year with a bang with strong results at the first two Global Dairy Trade auctions. Test
Certainty and systems underpin business growth for Victorian dairy farm When it comes to business, Jade Clymo refuses to accept the status quo. Growth has driven the success of his family farm and underpinned his passion for the dairy industry. Test
Dairy markets weather COVID-19 storm Global dairy markets appear to be weathering the COVID-19 storm with prices stable despite pandemic-induced changes in demand in key markets. Test
Dairy markets weather COVID-19 storm Global dairy markets appear to be weathering the COVID-19 storm with prices stable despite pandemic-induced changes in demand in key markets. Test
Samsung's new flagship series pushes the boundaries of smartphone capability Samsung has launched its latest Galaxy S Series smartphones unveiling cutting-edge technology and design features that has seekers of the best and most head-turning devices paying special attention. Test
The very best in Simmentals, no matter what the requirement Some of the nation's best Black, Red and Traditional Simmentals as well as Sim-Angus bulls will go under the hammer when Woonallee Simmentals hold their annual on-property sale on Thursday, February 11. Test
Beef Week: 5000 of South East Australia's best bulls on display Thousands of cattle producers from across the country will flock to the south east in January for the 30th annual Beef Week. Test
Stud advantage on offer in sale of acclaimed Border Leicester stud Opportunities like this to purchase an entire sheep stud, with or without the property, and with an established clientele don't come along very often. Test
Take the risk out of your hay production with the right storage As the old saying goes, there are two certainties in life: death and taxes. It would appear, however, that as times goes on, we can add another to that list of certainties: Good hay production years brings with it spring rain. Test
How(e) a family farming business upgraded banana and avocado capacity with a perfectly-designed shed Like many farming enterprises in Far North Queensland, Howe Farming Enterprises started small, experimenting with tobacco and vegetables in the early 1950s. Test
In a year of disruption it's time to pay tribute to the vital role of agriculture As we celebrate National Agriculture Day and all the good that Aussie farmers do, this is also an opportune time to underline the importance and vital role that the industry plays in the life of our country. Test
Hanging up the shears: New horizons ahead for top Border Leicester stud With the imminent retirement of Graham and Isabella Grinter, there is a once in a lifetime opportunity to purchase one of the most successful Border Leicester studs in the country. Test
Telstra boosts coverage for rural Australia Telstra's specialised technicians will provide customers in regional locations with localised support as part of the company's regional advisor network initiative. Test
Stock control made easy with Farmdeck management system Livestock producers can leverage the 'Internet of Things' (IoT) for stock management. Test
See the device that softens hard water and improves overall yields Farmers, producers, growers, miners and domestic users have found there's more to the magic elixir of water than first thought, courtesy of Hydrosmart. Test
The bet that drove countless postholes A bet between two farmers has paid dividends for Munro Engineers and farmers. Test
Model aims to combat flush and bust If you talk to most farmers, they will tell you there is one word that strikes fear into them more than any other - and that is drought. Test
This oil is gold for Aussie producers GREAT people manufacturing locally in Australia and developing proven products - that's how some of the biggest names in agriculture regard FUCHS Lubricants. Test
When it comes to productivity, stockyard design matters Ian Crafter, founder of Atlex Stockyards and its senior designer, may well have the key to a better bottom line for livestock producers. Test
Simple designs, packed with features Simplicity Australia is home to the most comprehensive and innovative range of air seeders and cultivators in Australia. Test
Third crew member tests positive on Darwin cattle export ship A third crew member has tested positive. Test
COVID case aboard live cattle export ship in Darwin A man tested positive when his ship docked in Darwin, while his crewmates have been whisked into a quarantine facility. Test
Saleyards find a way to work Saleyards across the sate found new ways to effectively operate under coronavirus restrictions. Test
Coronavirus' silver lining for small producers Farmers markets, online food sales, gain legitimacy, due to coronavirus pandemic. Test
Tensions rising over worker shortages Frustration over polical infighting, risk averse approach to seasonal workers. Test
Locals pay to top of $4400 at Trefusis Without Victorian visitors, locals bought the complete catalogue at Trefusis in Tasmania. Test
New port infrastructure at Port Adelaide There will be another avenue to the export market in SA with Cargill unveiling its mobile ship loader at Port Adelaide. Test
New FAR Australia research director appointed FAR Australia is delighted to announce a well known plant scientist has been appointed to its role as research director. Test
From Tsingtaos to Mexican Sols for WA barley CBH has exported 35,000 tonnes of malt barley to Mexico in what is believed to be a first for the Aussie barley industry. Test
Harvest slows, but yields reach 10t/ha in the south Good yields have softened the impact of damp, cold conditions in the high rainfall zone grain harvest. Test
Some surprises in world grains stocks outlined in latest global estimates COMMENT: Some surprises emerged from latest USDA world grain supply and demand report. Test
From Tsingtaos to Mexican Sols for WA barley CBH has exported 35,000 tonnes of malt barley to Mexico in what is believed to be a first for the Aussie barley industry. Test
CBRE hires Goodfellow as ag head to rebuild after 2020 talent losses Prominent agribusiness asset manager David Goodfellow will lead CBRE's Australian and New Zealand agricultural capital markets division Test
Foreign investor checks relax, but national security bar rising Foreign buyers no longer need every purchase ticked by FIRB, but new fees and national security rules could be frustrating. Test
Are you clear for takeoff? It's drone registration time Farmers need to register their drones by next Thursday (January 28). Test
Victorian TAFE forms 'sunny' partnership with John Deere SuniTAFE's Mildura campus is using a partnership with a local John Deere dealership to sharpen its focus on precision agriculture. Test
Silvan launches weather station and headlamp Melbourne-based Silvan has launched a new weater station and headlamp to start the new year. Test
Deere says new Work Planner is a 'game changer' John Deere is singing the praises of its new Work Planner technology to streamline communication between farm managers and operators. Test
Farm machinery field days shrug off coranavirus fears Australia's network of farm machinery field days are getting on with the job of organising events this year despite fears that sudden coronavirus outbreaks could throw a spanner in the works. Test
Researchers claim breakthrough in making 'green' ammonia A team of researchers from two Sydney universities have claimed they have found a way of cheaply making "green" ammonia which can be used as a fertiliser or fuel. Test
Takata airbag recall hailed a big success More than 12 million Australian motorists have checked to see if their vehicles were installed with faulty Takata airbags. Test
Foreign investor checks relax, but national security bar rising Foreign buyers no longer need every purchase ticked by FIRB, but new fees and national security rules could be frustrating. Test
More evidence city folk want to move to country A national survey of residents in five Australian cities has confirmed a desire to escape to the country. Test
How much Aussie farmland is foreign owned? China still the largest foreign investor in Australian farmland Test
COMMENTDoug Anthony - remembering a political allstar Comment: Former leader of the Nationals in the Senate, Ron Boswell AO reflects on some key moments with the late Doug Anthony. Test
VFF calls for more consideration of farming in land use policies for areas around the capital city COMMENT: Peak lobby body campaigns for the right to keep productive farming land productive. Test
Some surprises in world grains stocks outlined in latest global estimates COMMENT: Some surprises emerged from latest USDA world grain supply and demand report. Test
A further increase in seasonal determinations There's been a five per cent increase in high-reliability water shares, for the Murray system. Test
Tool to work out water requirements Water management tool to take guesswork out of dam water calculations. Test
Basin deadline not achievable, changes need to start now: VFF Murray-Darling Basin governments need to realise the 2024 deadline will not be achieved and start to make changes now instead of at the final minute Test
Victoria says it'll stand up for irrigators Questions raised over further federal on-farm water efficiency projects. Test
Goulburn first to hit 100 pc HRWS Goulburn reaches 100 per cent HRWS for first time since 2018/19. Test
Warnings for water offenders Water corporations with rural customers reported 2414 potential breaches until June 30 this year, of which 25 cases went to court. Test