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Livestock transporters, industry step up fire support

Livestock transporters, industry step up fire support

Livestock transporters, abattoirs, feedlotters and landholders with feed have combined to shift a thousands of cattle from fire ravaged areas.

Steers sell to $1880 at Leongatha feature sale

Steers sell to $1880 at Leongatha feature sale

Agents yarded 1650 cattle at Leongatha on Monday for the feature SEJ Livestock annual store sale.

Solferino heads to auction

Solferino heads to auction

Solferino will be auctioned by Landmark Harcourts in Emerald on March 6.

Hay - a special delivery from west to east

Hay - a special delivery from west to east

Special hay run takes vital feed from western Victoria to Gippsland.

Steers sell to $1880 at Leongatha feature sale

Steers sell to $1880 at Leongatha feature sale

Agents yarded 1650 cattle at Leongatha on Monday for the feature SEJ Livestock annual store sale.

Water, feed costs eat into farmgate price advantage

Water, feed costs eat into farmgate price advantage

Australian farmgate milk prices are at levels not seen since the highs of 2013-14 but feed and water costs continue to hit hip pockets.

Russian quotas causing jitters

Russian quotas causing jitters

The threat of Russia curbing wheat exports has made some importers nervous and pushed risk premiums into futures prices.

Unstable atmosphere brings rain to the east

Unstable atmosphere brings rain to the east

More rain on the way, with a cold front to hit Victoria.

Red meat retail price spike not expected

Red meat retail price spike not expected

Water, feed costs eat into farmgate price advantage

Water, feed costs eat into farmgate price advantage

Australian farmgate milk prices are at levels not seen since the highs of 2013-14 but feed and water costs continue to hit hip pockets.

Hay - a special delivery from west to east

Hay - a special delivery from west to east

Special hay run takes vital feed from western Victoria to Gippsland.

Unstable atmosphere brings rain to the east

Unstable atmosphere brings rain to the east

More rain on the way, with a cold front to hit Victoria.

Solferino heads to auction

Solferino heads to auction

Solferino will be auctioned by Landmark Harcourts in Emerald on March 6.

Red meat retail price spike not expected

Red meat retail price spike not expected

Prime Angus 'crank up' after big move from SA

Prime Angus 'crank up' after big move from SA

Last year was supposed to mark the end of a stud breeding era for Colin Flanagan and Pat Ebert.

Merryville crowned at Canberra

Merryville crowned at Canberra

Merino breeders were complimented on the outstanding display of March-shorn sheep at Canberra

Russian quotas causing jitters

Russian quotas causing jitters

The threat of Russia curbing wheat exports has made some importers nervous and pushed risk premiums into futures prices.

Agribusiness

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Russian quotas causing jitters

Russian quotas causing jitters

The threat of Russia curbing wheat exports has made some importers nervous and pushed risk premiums into futures prices.

Agribusiness buzz in brief

Agribusiness buzz in brief

What's been happening around the traps in agribusiness

Ample supplies keep fertiliser prices in check

Ample supplies keep fertiliser prices in check

Rabonk outlook points to drop-off in demand and additional supplies.

Family farmers missing the real benefits of investment boom

Family farmers missing the real benefits of investment boom

Average farmers aren't enjoying the innovation benefits flowing from today's farm investment boom in the same way they did in the 1950s

Politics

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If the climate is changing, so must we

If the climate is changing, so must we

The Gauge | Tom Marland says to prevent bushfires you have to understand the landscape and the climate.

Politics takes centre stage in a tumultuous decade

Politics takes centre stage in a tumultuous decade

In what's been described by commentators as a tumultuous year in state and federal politics, there was actually little social reform.

New Year to kick off key tariff cuts

New Year to kick off key tariff cuts

Find out which tariff cuts come into effect on January 1, 2020, under recent free trade deals.

Communities urged to make their own wishlist

Communities urged to make their own wishlist

The author of a book into politics in rural Australia has told country communities not to wait for government to make policy for them.

'You can't go green when you're in the red'

'You can't go green when you're in the red'

In this week's The Gauge, Moree farmer Oscar Pearse says farmers can be part of the climate change solution but need payment for their environmental stewardship.

Property

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Solferino heads to auction

Solferino heads to auction

Solferino will be auctioned by Landmark Harcourts in Emerald on March 6.

Maranoa's Iona on market

Maranoa's Iona on market

The Wallumbilla property Iona will be auctioned by Elders in Roma on February 21.

Croydon offers sweet Bymount grazing

Croydon offers sweet Bymount grazing

Roma district property Croydon will be auctioned by Elders in Roma on February 14.

Taroom's Deearne cracks $22.5 million at auction

Taroom's Deearne cracks $22.5 million at auction

Taroom property Deearne has sold at a Ray White Rural auction for $22.5 million.