IN 2014, Stock & Land celebrates 100 years, and to mark this momentous occasion we have many centenary events and initiatives planned for the coming 12 months.
Each week we'll be looking back through our archives to see how farming and the paper has changed - or not changed as the case may be.
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WEANER steers were making just $338 back in in January 1998 and wool's price dive was big news.
OUR front page focused on possible locations of the new Newmarket saleyards after it was decided to close the central location to make way for a housing development.
BACK in '72 the Australian sheep industry was on a major destocking spree.
LEVIES for beef exports to the UK and tax rulings dominated our front page on January 11, 1956.
LOOKING back half a century to January 8, 1964, photos and illustrations were appearing with greater regularity in the pages of Stock & Land.
Click on the image above to see more pix in our photo gallery.