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Market hits sweet spot for fine woolgrowers

Market hits sweet spot for fine woolgrowers

The market has reached its sweet spot for fine woolgrowers and with prices high enough to encourage sellers experts urge growers make hay while the sun shines.

Long bans on farming for animal cruelty cases

Long bans on farming for animal cruelty cases

A decade-long ban on owning animals has been handed out to a farmer on animal cruelty charges.

Survey plumbs quad bike use for spraying on-farm

Survey plumbs quad bike use for spraying on-farm

Student researcher with a strong interest in health and farming is seeking farmers responses to a short survey.

High winter growth for prairie grass

High winter growth for prairie grass

Choosing the best perennial grass species for your perennial pasture

Long bans on farming for animal cruelty cases

Long bans on farming for animal cruelty cases

A decade-long ban on owning animals has been handed out to a farmer on animal cruelty charges.

Fears of a farmer split over fake meat debate dismissed

Fears of a farmer split over fake meat debate dismissed

A campaign to drive a wedge between Australian grain and livestock producers in the debate over labelling of plant-based foods has struck a snag.

Foxes step into the line of fire as thermal imaging helps farmers

Foxes step into the line of fire as thermal imaging helps farmers

This farmer has shot 75 foxes since investing in new equipment.

Sheep Producers Australia on hunt for board members

Sheep Producers Australia on hunt for board members

The search is on for a new independent chairperson and two board directors for Sheep Producers Australia.

Probe questions whether feral animals like camels used in pet meat

Probe questions whether feral animals like camels used in pet meat

Experts are still scrambling to discover how dogs in Victoria were poisoned with a rare plant toxin.

Fears of a farmer split over fake meat debate dismissed

Fears of a farmer split over fake meat debate dismissed

A campaign to drive a wedge between Australian grain and livestock producers in the debate over labelling of plant-based foods has struck a snag.

High winter growth for prairie grass

High winter growth for prairie grass

Choosing the best perennial grass species for your perennial pasture

Sheep Producers Australia on hunt for board members

Sheep Producers Australia on hunt for board members

The search is on for a new independent chairperson and two board directors for Sheep Producers Australia.

Survey plumbs quad bike use for spraying on-farm

Survey plumbs quad bike use for spraying on-farm

Student researcher with a strong interest in health and farming is seeking farmers responses to a short survey.

Probe questions whether feral animals like camels used in pet meat

Probe questions whether feral animals like camels used in pet meat

Experts are still scrambling to discover how dogs in Victoria were poisoned with a rare plant toxin.

AWN expands reach in livestock and looking for more

AWN expands reach in livestock and looking for more

After launching four new livestock and property offices, AWN flags it's looking at further growth.

First local case of fast moving dog disease in Queensland

First local case of fast moving dog disease in Queensland

Queensland has recorded its first official case of the deadly dog disease ehrlichiosis.

Foxes step into the line of fire as thermal imaging helps farmers

Foxes step into the line of fire as thermal imaging helps farmers

This farmer has shot 75 foxes since investing in new equipment.

Wool NewLivestock Auctions

Market hits sweet spot for fine woolgrowers

Market hits sweet spot for fine woolgrowers

The market has reached its sweet spot for fine woolgrowers and with prices high enough to encourage sellers experts urge growers make hay while the sun shines.

Survey plumbs quad bike use for spraying on-farm

Survey plumbs quad bike use for spraying on-farm

Student researcher with a strong interest in health and farming is seeking farmers responses to a short survey.

Blazing a trail through sheds

Blazing a trail through sheds

When Anne Cooper began wool classing in Western Queensland back in the 1980s, a woman in the sheds was not a common sight.

Datasets helping to make top flock

Datasets helping to make top flock

Clayton and Polly South say breeding the best possible flock on their property at Wagin, WA, means making the most of available technology.

Survey plumbs quad bike use for spraying on-farm

Survey plumbs quad bike use for spraying on-farm

Student researcher with a strong interest in health and farming is seeking farmers responses to a short survey.

AWN expands reach in livestock and looking for more

AWN expands reach in livestock and looking for more

After launching four new livestock and property offices, AWN flags it's looking at further growth.

Winners of the 2021 Lambition Awards announced

Winners of the 2021 Lambition Awards announced

The winners include farmers from Victoria and NSW.

High profile nominations for AWI board

Two high profile wool industry leaders are nominating for AWI board

Fleece to Fashion awards postponed due to COVID-19 outbreak

Fleece to Fashion awards postponed due to COVID-19 outbreak

The gala event of the New-England based Fleece to Fashion Awards has been pushed back until November due to COVID-19 restrictions.

AWN expands reach in livestock and looking for more

AWN expands reach in livestock and looking for more

After launching four new livestock and property offices, AWN flags it's looking at further growth.

Datasets helping to make top flock

Datasets helping to make top flock

Clayton and Polly South say breeding the best possible flock on their property at Wagin, WA, means making the most of available technology.

High profile nominations for AWI board

Two high profile wool industry leaders are nominating for AWI board

Blazing a trail through sheds

Blazing a trail through sheds

When Anne Cooper began wool classing in Western Queensland back in the 1980s, a woman in the sheds was not a common sight.

Fleece to Fashion awards postponed due to COVID-19 outbreak

Fleece to Fashion awards postponed due to COVID-19 outbreak

The gala event of the New-England based Fleece to Fashion Awards has been pushed back until November due to COVID-19 restrictions.

Providing market confidence

Providing market confidence

Liquid nitrogen procedure loses non-mulesed status on new NWD.

Agricultural Shows Australia national finals scheduled to be held at Ekka have been postponed

Agricultural Shows Australia national finals scheduled to be held at Ekka have been postponed

Agricultural Shows Australia makes decision to postpone the national competitions to be held at Ekka, due to interstate COVID-19 travel restrictions.

Winners of the 2021 Lambition Awards announced

Winners of the 2021 Lambition Awards announced

The winners include farmers from Victoria and NSW.

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AWN expands reach in livestock and looking for more

AWN expands reach in livestock and looking for more

After launching four new livestock and property offices, AWN flags it's looking at further growth.

Mutton gains traction on lamb as saleyards numbers increase

Mutton gains traction on lamb as saleyards numbers increase

A look at how the lamb and mutton markets are playing out.

Aussie White ewes sold for $988 on AuctionsPlus

Aussie White ewes sold for $988 on AuctionsPlus

Tattykeel Certified Australian White ewes topped an AuctionsPlus sale at $988

Winners of the 2021 Lambition Awards announced

Winners of the 2021 Lambition Awards announced

The winners include farmers from Victoria and NSW.

Lamb prices rally as saleyards experience a winter influx

Lamb prices rally as saleyards experience a winter influx

A look at how the lamb and mutton market is playing out.

Lamb numbers tighten due to rain across southern Australia

Lamb numbers tighten due to rain across southern Australia

A look at how the lamb and mutton markets are playing out.

Studs criticise government as sheep and wool show axed again

Studs criticise government as sheep and wool show axed again

GALLERY: Breeders share how they felt when the Bendigo event cancelled axed.

Buyers scramble for lambs as prices gain traction

Buyers scramble for lambs as prices gain traction

Lamb prices picked up pace this week despite an increase in northern numbers.

Lamb prices soften as winter arrives

Lamb prices soften as winter arrives

Merinos tumbled the most as prices across eastern Australia eased.

Studstock

Grants help invest in 'young farmer challenge' programs

Grants help invest in 'young farmer challenge' programs

Forty competition at different shows will share in $75,000 in grants announced recently.

Abundant lamb supplies lead to erratic prices

Abundant lamb supplies lead to erratic prices

A look at how the lamb and mutton market is tracking.

Detpa Grove sale sets new Australian White Suffolk record

Detpa Grove sale sets new Australian White Suffolk record

The stud had an impressive clear and top price.

ASWS organisers, studs 'devastated' as event cancelled again

ASWS organisers, studs 'devastated' as event cancelled again

The Australian Sheep & Wool Show has been cancelled for the second year in a row.

Australian record for Border Leicester ewes smashed

Australian record for Border Leicester ewes smashed

The previous Aussie record for Border Leicester ewes was beaten repeatedly at the Geraldine Border Leicester dispersal sale.

Advanced Performance Suffolks to disperse

Advanced Performance Suffolks to disperse

APS will offer all its breeding ewes from both flocks, mated by AI and then run with back-up sires.

Rodwells out as Nutrien rebrands in the Wimmera

Rodwells out as Nutrien rebrands in the Wimmera

Nutrien will continue to provide livestock services in the Wimmera, but it will be now under the Nutrien Ag Services, not Rodwells, banner.

Ouyen crossbred lambs to $274

Ouyen crossbred lambs to $274

Crossbred lambs sold to $274 at the Ouyen Livestock Exchange in Vic on Thursday.

Merryville Merino ewes to $410/hd

Merryville Merino ewes to $410/hd

Victorian interest had prices climbing to $410 a head for Merryville Merino stud ewes.