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Aussie barley targets new African market

Aussie barley targets new African market

Australia's barley sector is looking to diversify its export markets and has its sights set on the African nation of Ethiopia as one potential option.

ICMJ looks to bigger and better 2022

ICMJ looks to bigger and better 2022

ICMJ national conference this year has been cancelled in all forms

Polls rule at Nareeb Nareeb, selling to $5000

Polls rule at Nareeb Nareeb, selling to $5000

The shift to polls continued at Nareeb Nareeb on Friday with 108 of the 120 rams offered being polls

Drone drops incendiaries to ignite a planned burn in Victoria's Grampians

Drone drops incendiaries to ignite a planned burn in Victoria's Grampians

A drone has successfully ignited a planned burn in Victoria's Grampians.

ICMJ looks to bigger and better 2022

ICMJ looks to bigger and better 2022

ICMJ national conference this year has been cancelled in all forms

Wear it like Beckham

Wear it like Beckham

Victoria Beckham launches new end-to-end traceable collection of knitwear which traces back to five Australian woolproducers.

Hazeldean Merino rams top $11,000, av $4412 for 249

Hazeldean Merino rams top $11,000, av $4412 for 249

Support for the Litchfield family's Merino breeding program was evident today when committed wool growers paid up to $11,000 for their choice of the offering.

Tight supplies boost markets

Tight supplies boost markets

The latest USDA WASDE report shows global wheat supplies remain tight.

Private reservoir supplies Banool's fertile pastures

Private reservoir supplies Banool's fertile pastures

Two large Western District grazing properties are on the market.

Wear it like Beckham

Wear it like Beckham

Victoria Beckham launches new end-to-end traceable collection of knitwear which traces back to five Australian woolproducers.

Drone drops incendiaries to ignite a planned burn in Victoria's Grampians

Drone drops incendiaries to ignite a planned burn in Victoria's Grampians

A drone has successfully ignited a planned burn in Victoria's Grampians.

Tight supplies boost markets

Tight supplies boost markets

The latest USDA WASDE report shows global wheat supplies remain tight.

Polls rule at Nareeb Nareeb, selling to $5000

Polls rule at Nareeb Nareeb, selling to $5000

The shift to polls continued at Nareeb Nareeb on Friday with 108 of the 120 rams offered being polls

Private reservoir supplies Banool's fertile pastures

Private reservoir supplies Banool's fertile pastures

Two large Western District grazing properties are on the market.

Millions more paid for Wimmera cropping land

Millions more paid for Wimmera cropping land

Another week and another big sale result in the Wimmera with $6200 an acre paid at auction for cropping country today.

Bendigo Merino ewes sell to $295 in 'tough going' special sale

Bendigo Merino ewes sell to $295 in 'tough going' special sale

About 5800 sheep were sold at Bendigo on Friday.

Hazeldean Merino rams top $11,000, av $4412 for 249

Hazeldean Merino rams top $11,000, av $4412 for 249

Support for the Litchfield family's Merino breeding program was evident today when committed wool growers paid up to $11,000 for their choice of the offering.

Agribusiness

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Tight supplies boost markets

Tight supplies boost markets

The latest USDA WASDE report shows global wheat supplies remain tight.

Want a career in agtech? These new degrees could be for you

Want a career in agtech? These new degrees could be for you

Developing the skills needed to pursue a career in agtech is becoming a more clearcut process thanks to tertiary education providers.

WA's Cara Peek named Rural Woman of the Year

WA's Cara Peek named Rural Woman of the Year

A Broome-based lawyer, social innovator and co-founder of Saltwater Country, has been named the 2020 AgriFutures Rural Women's Award National Winner today.

Fert miner set to launch its retail arm

Fert miner set to launch its retail arm

Centrex Metals is set to launch a new brand for its Queensland phosphate mining arm as the project continues to gather momentum.

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Govt taskforce investigates why country banks are closing

Govt taskforce investigates why country banks are closing

A taskforce will investigate why banks are shutting down country branches.

Nationals hand climate goal demands to PM

Nationals hand climate goal demands to PM

Senior Liberals have insisted Australia signing up to a 2050 net zero climate target will not cost farming and mining jobs as Scott Morrison mulls the Nationals' demands.

Joyce justifies using $620m of regional funding for city projects

Joyce justifies using $620m of regional funding for city projects

An analysis found more than half of the government's regional development grants awarded since 2018 went to major city areas.

Nats tell PM money makes the world go around, as climate deal looms

Nats tell PM money makes the world go around, as climate deal looms

When deputy Nationals leader David Littleproud was asked what the party needed in exchange for its support, he responded "money makes the world go around, mate".

Nats warn climate brawl may get ugly, but PM makes move to sideline party

Nats warn climate brawl may get ugly, but PM makes move to sideline party

Senior Nationals have warned the climate brawl "could get ugly" if the government pushed through a net-zero target, however Prime Minister Scott Morrison has already made moves to sideline the junior Coalition party if it can't come to an agreement.

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Bandana Station tops $30 million

Bandana Station tops $30 million

The 17,477 hectare Central Queensland property Bandana Station is understood to have sold for more than $30 million.

Private reservoir supplies Banool's fertile pastures

Private reservoir supplies Banool's fertile pastures

Two large Western District grazing properties are on the market.

Millions more paid for Wimmera cropping land

Millions more paid for Wimmera cropping land

Another week and another big sale result in the Wimmera with $6200 an acre paid at auction for cropping country today.

Family focus on beef means two quality farms need to be sold

Family focus on beef means two quality farms need to be sold

The Cranney family is offloading two well regarded properties on the Queensland/NSW border.