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Passion for heavy fleece on Monaro

Passion for heavy fleece on Monaro

A love of heavy fleeces drives Vince Janota to seek more production from his Merino ewes.

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Processors feel the heat as heavy lambs top at $350

Processors feel the heat as heavy lambs top at $350

The recent upward burst in lamb prices has continued this week at sales around south-east Australia.

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'We told you so!' Drought starts to bite red meat sector

'We told you so!' Drought starts to bite red meat sector

Governments have been accused of sitting on their hands and doing nothing to help meat processing sector through a livestock "drought"

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Drought recovery and reproduction on agenda at Trangie field day

Drought recovery and reproduction on agenda at Trangie field day

A big Merino field day at Trangie in Central West NSW early next month will provide an update on drought recovery strategies and flock reproduction performance.

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Want more lambs? First look at yourself in the mirror

Want more lambs? First look at yourself in the mirror

Producers have the tools to help them halve current lambing losses says leading consultant.

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Hang onto your hat, restocker lamb indicator hits $10 a kg

Hang onto your hat, restocker lamb indicator hits $10 a kg

Saleyard lamb and mutton prices have continued to rise on the back of widespread rain.

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Fencing renewal underway across burnt regions

Fencing renewal underway across burnt regions

The huge task of re-fencing the vast areas of fire-affected land is in full swing.

Lamb and mutton market not rattled by coronavirus as prices keep rising

Lamb and mutton market not rattled by coronavirus as prices keep rising

Benchmark lamb and mutton price indicators have kept rising this week after welcome rain across wide areas of NSW and Queensland.

Sheep numbers keep dipping, lamb exports keep rising

Sheep numbers keep dipping, lamb exports keep rising

Australia's sheep nunbers are set to fall to levels not seen since 1904 but sheepmeat exports are tipped to keep booming.

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Rains patchy, below expectations

Rains patchy, below expectations

Patchy rain has failed to deliver significant falls to east Gippsland and the north-east of Victoria.

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Drought, water, workforce and biosecurity: NFF top 10 for 2020

Drought, water, workforce and biosecurity: NFF top 10 for 2020

They're 10 major issues that are going to affect most farmers.

RAPAD rises to the top in Pastoral College plans

RAPAD rises to the top in Pastoral College plans

The year-long wait to know the fate of the Longreach campus of the former Queensland Agricultural Training College has ended with the news that the Remote Area Planning and Development Board has signed a Licence to Occupy with the state government.

Opal miners don't dig Lake Eyre Basin plan

Opal miners don't dig Lake Eyre Basin plan

A regulatory impact statement should be undertaken before any of the Palaszczuk government's proposals for the Lake Eyre Basin come into law, according to Quilpie opal miner and secretary of the Queensland Opal Miners Association, Kevin Phillips.