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Jamie Brown

David Newsome, manager of RV7 at Furracabad with his agent Josh Barber and a draft of calves with Speriby North and Booroomooka blood, 316kg for 394c/kg or $1245, at Glen Innes on Friday.

Glen Innes wraps up weaner calf selling season with a quality offering

Strong demand for quality calves at Glen Innes final weaner sale for the year

Tracey and Robert Doak, Bundarra, sold champion steers, Santa Gertrudis, with Yulgilbar and Hardigreen Park blood 349kg for 360c/kg or $1256.

The first of two store sales hosted by Colin Say and Co on Friday recorded bids fully firm in response to quality.

Inverell weaners fully firm to better as rains deliver

Helen DeCosta

Surpreme exhibit at the 2024 Limousin National Show and Sale, Bush Park Trick Star T7, with Patrick Halloran, Bush Park Limousins, Kyneton, Vic, with judge Robert Hutchinson, Taminick, Vic and associate judge Emily Polsen, Yass. Photo by Helen De Costa. 

Bush Park Trick Star T7 claims top spot at Limousin National.

Trick Star shines at Limousin National Show and Sale

Elka Devney

The walls of Jumbled, Orange, will feature at least 25 pieces by the incredible artist Whitney Spicer, Manildra, in May. Picture by Pip Brett.

You'll be racing round the barrel to get your hands on one of these.

A cowgirl's dream: Whitney Spicer's 'Further West' exhibition rides into town

Alexandra Bernard

Dr James Brinkhoff, UNE, and Brian Dunn, NSW DPI, at the Rice Research Australia site at Coree. Picture by Alexandra Bernard.

Years of data has gone into making predictions to assist growers.

Dashboards to assist rice growers with decision making

Simon Chamberlain

Stephen and Audrey Gill, Alexander Downs, Merriwa with the champion pen of steers, entered by Marina Seven Holdings Pty Ltd, Timor, which averaged 373 kilograms and made 352c/kg, returning $1312. Pictures by Simon Chamberlain

Quality sells, but the market is easier in line with prices easing across the state.

Prices ease with statewide trends at Scone Associated Agents' weaner sale

Robyn Reid with her pen of 11, 330-kilogram Kidman-blood Hereford steers which made $980 a head during the recent Monaro weaner sales at Cooma.

Climate, markets the main drivers for livestock mix on the Monaro high country.

Always adapting on the Monaro high country

George Gregory, Mountview, Boorowa, with a mob of his Winyar-blood Merino ewes.

Setting plans in place pays off for George Gregory.

Higher stocking rates reaping rewards for Boorowa producer

Denis Howard

NSW Irrigators' Council believe recommendations by the Independent Connectivity Expert Panel would cost northern basin communities more than $500 million a year. File picture 

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The Independent Connectivity Expert Panel review released interim findings on the Barwon-Darling River with proposed flow targets raising concerns for irrigators.

Connectivity report recommendations not good for northern basin communities

Samantha Townsend

The newly formed NSW Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development incoming secretary is Local Land Services CEO Steve Orr with Minister for Regional NSW Tara Moriarty. Picture supplied.

NSW DPI's name to change in restructure

New infrastructure preceded record entries in this year’s Wauchope show with gate takings almost three times up on last year. Entries in beef and dairy were also impressive.

Supreme beef exhibit, a Limousin female bred by William Saul, Kempsey, who started his stud four years ago aged 14.

Young leaders, 5-7 years old, judged in the junior paraders' competition at the Wauchope show.

Des Daley, who has been exhibiting at Wauchope since he was aged 8, in 1948, pictured with his grandchildren who helped lead dairy cattle at the Wauchope show.

Illawarra shorthorn dairy cattle being judged at Wauchope Show.

Junior parading, dominated by Kempsey High agricultural students, at Wauchope show.

Junior judging winners Lachlan Brauer and Charlie Norton with their Kempsey High agricultural teacher Gavin Saul, centre.

Supreme dairy champion female, Hastings Excite Shelley exhibited by the Lindsay family, Huntingdon, led by Jaclyn Lindsay and sashed by Mark Livermore, Real Dairy Wauchope.

Kempsey High School Agricultural students at Wauchope show.

Supreme Intermediate dairy champion female, Hastings On Time Treasure, exhibited by the Lindsay family and led by Cameron Lindsay, Huntingdon.

Best uddered cow at Wauchope show, Hastings Excite Shelley exhibited by the Lindsay family, Huntingdon.

Darryl and Nea Hosking, Wauchope, with their senior champion dairy goat. The couple have bred the type for 39 years.

Supreme Hastings Valley bred bull, a Limousin/ Hereford from Camden Haven High School led by Kiann Turnbull with judge Penny Sloman, Glen Innes

Agriculture on show at Wauchope

Wauchope’s top show

Excellent crowds and record entries in categories like junior judging helped create a positive atmosphere for this year's...

Agriculture on show at Wauchope

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