Foundation presents $7000 to Gelantipy locals The Michael Manion Foundation presented a $7000 cheque to a road accident survivor. Test
No farmer is alone but sharing stories is key Farming can be quite an isolated career at times, writes Jarrod Bennetts. Test
Fox bounties cost taxpayers $6.7 million Questions have been raised about the effectiveness of the statewide bounty scheme. Test
Virtual fencing trials hit real red tape snag Virtual fencing trials could see the development of technology that could be the answer for cropping farmers to return to running livestock without having to reinstall costly fencing infrastructure. Test
No farmer is alone but sharing stories is key Farming can be quite an isolated career at times, writes Jarrod Bennetts. Test
Victorian rainfall totals significantly below average Rainfall totals have been significantly below average across almost all of the state. Test
Domestic cattle prices expected to “simmer nicely” Domestic cattle prices are expected to “simmer nicely” during 2018, according to a new industry report. Test
Cows swamp prime markets Cows are increasingly making up a high percentage of prime cattle market yardings as producer consign breeding stock to lighten stocking rates in the dry conditions. Test
JBS strict standards tick livestock welfare box JBS Australia's livestock handling standards are designed to meet the ever increasing public scrutiny of the livestock industry. Test
Domestic cattle prices expected to “simmer nicely” Domestic cattle prices are expected to “simmer nicely” during 2018, according to a new industry report. Test
Virtual fencing trials hit real red tape snag Virtual fencing trials could see the development of technology that could be the answer for cropping farmers to return to running livestock without having to reinstall costly fencing infrastructure. Test
Cows swamp prime markets Cows are increasingly making up a high percentage of prime cattle market yardings as producer consign breeding stock to lighten stocking rates in the dry conditions. Test
Fox bounties cost taxpayers $6.7 million Questions have been raised about the effectiveness of the statewide bounty scheme. Test
JBS strict standards tick livestock welfare box JBS Australia's livestock handling standards are designed to meet the ever increasing public scrutiny of the livestock industry. Test
Changing of guard at MG Murray Goulburn executives are moving on, after the sale of the co-operative to Saputo. Test
Agribusiness buzz in brief A quick look at what's been happening and who's making news around the traps in agribusiness Test
Heath to replace Keogh at AFI Former northern NSW farmer Richard Heath will replace Mick Keogh as Australian Farm Institute boss on May 29. Test
Keogh gets ACCC deputy chairman’s job Mick Keogh's part-time job at the ACCC becomes full-time from May 30. Test
Cows swamp prime markets Cows are increasingly making up a high percentage of prime cattle market yardings as producer consign breeding stock to lighten stocking rates in the dry conditions. Test
Generous support for Garvoc fire victims Garvoc cattle breeders Peter and Jill Wines received an unexpected text message a month ago whilst holidaying on a Pacific Islands cruise. Test
Dung beetles prove surprisingly picky eaters An insect venerated by the ancient Egyptians still has a valuable role to play in the 21st century. Test
JBS strict standards tick livestock welfare box JBS Australia's livestock handling standards are designed to meet the ever increasing public scrutiny of the livestock industry. Test
No farmer is alone but sharing stories is key Farming can be quite an isolated career at times, writes Jarrod Bennetts. Test
Certified Limousin Beef rolls out at retail level Casino’s Grant Shedden was one of the first retail butchers to sell Certified Limousin Beef. Test
Domestic cattle prices expected to “simmer nicely” Domestic cattle prices are expected to “simmer nicely” during 2018, according to a new industry report. Test
Safety first in WVLX draft pens It is now compulsory for WVLX staff to wear safety equipment in high-risk areas. Test
Generous support for Garvoc fire victims Garvoc cattle breeders Peter and Jill Wines received an unexpected text message a month ago whilst holidaying on a Pacific Islands cruise. Test
JBS strict standards tick livestock welfare box JBS Australia's livestock handling standards are designed to meet the ever increasing public scrutiny of the livestock industry. Test
Domestic cattle prices expected to “simmer nicely” Domestic cattle prices are expected to “simmer nicely” during 2018, according to a new industry report. Test
SGCC competition celebrates top beef |PHOTOS The 10th annual Southern Grassfed Carcase Classic was the biggest and the best yet, with 1269 cattle processed over five months at Teys Australia’s Naracoorte abattoir. Test
Panshanger cows primed for sale Another outstanding catalogue of 174 Angus cows have been listed for this year’s Panshanger Estate annual production sale. Test
No farmer is alone but sharing stories is key Farming can be quite an isolated career at times, writes Jarrod Bennetts. Test
Certified Limousin Beef rolls out at retail level Casino’s Grant Shedden was one of the first retail butchers to sell Certified Limousin Beef. Test
Safety first in WVLX draft pens It is now compulsory for WVLX staff to wear safety equipment in high-risk areas. Test
Once mighty Bothwell sale falls off the map The future of further sales being conducted at Bothwell, Tasmania, has been raised after Roberts mustered merely 709 head for its annual weaner sale last Thursday. Test
Foundation presents $7000 to Gelantipy locals The Michael Manion Foundation presented a $7000 cheque to a road accident survivor. Test
Fox bounties cost taxpayers $6.7 million Questions have been raised about the effectiveness of the statewide bounty scheme. Test
McCormack rejects live-ex ban but exporters ‘very much on notice’ Michael McCormack says live animal exporters are ‘very much on notice’ and any that transgress in future should be stripped of their export licenses. Test
Sick to the stomach Shorten demands Middle East live sheep ban Bill Shorten has rocked political ranks today, in calling for an immediate ban on live sheep exports to the Middle East. Test
Have a field day at Agfest Sponsored: The biggest field day in Tasmania brings together more than 750 exhibitors and more than 60,000 visitors and has lots for everyone. Test
Broadacre advantage with precision farming Sponsored: Precision farming technology is allowing farmers to use innovative practices that will sustain their operation for generations to come. Test
Indigo Ag’s organic answer to drought stress Advertiser: Technology designed to boost tolerance to heat and drought conditions is already improving returns across Australia's wheat belt. Test
Specialist financiers – the key to future farming Advertiser: The Agfarm Accelerate facility is a line of credit secured against future crop production, which farmers can use to purchase all their cropping inputs. Test
Check your mobile’s value | Advertiser Now is the perfect time to check you're getting the best mobile phone deal. Test
Food not feed is the feedback A change in the nomenclature regarding what is currently known as feed barley is needed according to Grain Growers. Test
1.8km train sets record in WA Drivers had to be patient at level crossings in WA last week, with CBH loading a massive 1.8km long grain train. Test
Zika prevention technology used for crop disease management Technology used to stop the spread of diseases such as Zika and Ebola will be used to halt the movement of stripe rust in wheat. Test
Grains a big winner in TPP Just get on and sign it. That's the message from the grains sector to the Aussie governmetn regarding the Trans Pacific Partnership. Test
New rhizobia passing the acid test A new rhizobium bacteria is showing promising inoculating pulse crops grown on acid soils. Test
ACCC should let Saputo keep MG’s Koroit plant South Australian and Victorian dairy farmers have raised concerns about the ACCC's involvement in the MG sale. Test
ACCC delays Saputo decision deadline The ACCC's ongoing talks with Saputo have forced it to postpone a decision date to April 4. Test
ACCC seeks feedback on Saputo’s new MG plans Unable to convince the ACCC to let it keep Murray Goulburn’s Koroit plant, Saputo will cull the site from the $1.3 billion portfolio and find a new buyer Test
MG set for May sale A sale date's been set for Australian dairy co-operative Murray Goulburn to Canada's Saputo. Test
Bring back balance to Basin Plan: forum A forum has been told that balance needs to be restored to the Murray Darling Basin Plan. Test
Speak Up water forum About 300 people from southern NSW and northern Victoria attended the Speak Up "Uniting the Southern Basin" forum in Moama. Test
New study confirms buyback effects New analysis has shown the extent of irrigation water buybacks in Victoria. Test
Royal Commission into Murray Darling Basin Plan a valuable exercise Themes appearing across Murray Darling Basin Plan communities, Royal Commission says Test
Region’s elders warn of a dire Murray River future We’ve got a beautiful river here. I’ve seen this river go up and down like a yo-yo. It doesn’t know what it’s doing Test
Monitoring, not mapping, needed for Molesworth, say farmers Farmers say monitoring of Goulburn River, local creeks is required at Molesworth Test
Royal Commission calls for submissions The MDB Royal Commission has released its Issues Paper, and is calling for submissions Test
Harmony acquires and rebrands GG feedlot Harmony Agriculture and Food Company, the owner of the Dundonnell-district property, Mount Fyans, has expanded its footprint on Western Victoria, taking over the operating control of a major feedlot facility near Dimboola. Test
Where winner’s dreams can come true With a long list of features this superior quality property on 20 acres (approx) is sure to impress at every turn. Test
Dirranbandi’s Booligar remains on market | Video Dirranbandi's Booligar was passed in for $14 million at a Ray White Rural auction. Test
Gina Reinhart buys more Qld properties Hancock Prospecting has spent more than $50 million on cattle properties in the Maranoa. Test
Panshanger cows primed for sale Another outstanding catalogue of 174 Angus cows have been listed for this year’s Panshanger Estate annual production sale. Test
Dry weather applies pressure at Mortlake With insignificant rain recorded across Western Victoria since at least November, WVLX Mortlake agents had few problems, Thursday, mustering another 3000 head for its monthly store cattle sale. Test
Hostile microscopes put focus on sheep industry In Murray Arnel's 26 years as Stock & Land market analyst, he has never seen so much hostile debate focused on the sheep meat industry. Test
Merino ewes and lambs to $256 at Wycheproof A small discerning crowd bid higher than expected for scanned and lambed ewes at a special sale of store sheep at Wycheproof on Friday. Test
Solid result for quality Ballarat yarding Ballarat cattle sellers were rewarded with a strong and consistent result when the central Highland’s saleyard played host to its March store sale on Friday. Test
Job growth in our regions no flash in the pan It is time to banish the myth that there are no jobs in regional Australia. Test
Why another review won’t reduce red tape The Institute of Public Affairs' Daniel Wild explains why another review won't reduce the red tape strangling farmers. Test