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Stephen Burns

Top priced bull Crawford T1214 bought by Masterton Pastoral Co, Kangarooby, for $24,000. Photo: AuctionsPlus and Crawford Angus

The Graham family were very happy with the results of their autumn bull sale

Crawford Angus topped at $24,000 for total clearance

Denis Howard

Peel Irrigators' president John Richards, Tamworth (also on our cover) said if the recommendations were accepted it would cause chaos. Picture by Simon Chamberlain 

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

Jamie Brown

Sunshine Sugar CEO Chris Connors with Dawei Zhang, from LISC, who will market Northern River's made low GI sugar into a health-conscious China. Photo supplied.

Low Glucose Index sugar, manufactured with NSW sugar at Condong, is destined for Chinese consumers in new deal.

Sweet deal heralds promise with Chinese consumers

Helen DeCosta

Judge Lochie McLauchlan, Mortlake, Vic, Maddie Brockhoff, executive officer Murray Grey Beef Cattle Society (MGBCS), Nigel Eylward president of MGBCS and Courtney Hazeldene, Ganado Murray Greys, Bendigo, Vic, with supreme exhibit Ganado Too Cool.

Results from the 55th National Murray Grey Show and Sale.

Immaculate bull claims supreme at 55th Murray Grey National Show and Sale

Simon Chamberlain

Peter Baldwin Australian Livestock and Property Agents (ALPA) CEO, Inverell, Thomas George, Lismore, Milly, Greg, Jenny and Celeste Teal at the announcing of ALPA life membership. Picture supplied by Peter Baldwin.

A lifetime in the stock agency industry recognised for Greg Teal

Life membership of ALPA bestowed on Armidale's Greg Teale

Alexandra Bernard

Some of the Inveralochy class of 1962 in their school days. Photo supplied by Tony Pass. 

St Michael's Agricultural College class of 1962 reunites.

The agricultural school that existed for just 18 years

Black Dog Ride charity heifer, Lonaker Clementine 20 T1, with Dean McGuire, Tarcutta, Hope Warhurst, Black Dog Ride and Max Farley, Lonaker Limousins, Narrikup, WA. Photo by Helen De Costa. 

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Black Dog Ride supported by a charity heifer at Limousin National.

Breeders support Black Dog Ride at 2024 Limousin National

Grant Whatham, Hunter Stock Land, Branxton, Dougal and Josh Evans, Riverside, Vacey and Shannon McCormack, HSL with the Evans family's champion pen of 9 Angus heifers that made 300c/kg to return $1000. Pictures by Simon Chamberlain

Singleton holds the line amidst price falls around the state

Singleton averages 321c/kg for 2368 weaner cattle

Blackberries and St John’s wort heavily infesting non-arable country. Properties with weeds like these can be upgraded but realistic budgeting and control programs are needed. Pictures supplied

One of the most common problems I have dealt with with over many years as an agronomist is trying to help farmers attempting to develop so-called "poorer" properties.

Caution with developing 'cheaper' properties

Top-priced bull Challambi Toronto, purchased by Mt Olive Pastoral, Narraderra, for $8000. Photo by Five Star Creative Promotions. 

Local buyers underpin bulls sale with heifers headed interstate.

Repeat buyers support Challambi Charolais production sale

Photos from the marches and services at Ganmain, Deniliquin, and Barraba. Photos from dawn services across the state can be found here. Your photos of Anzac Day across NSW are here. Coverage from this morning’s service at The Rock is here.

Harvey sisters Ella, 13, and Annie, 11, with their schools' wreath at the Deniliquin Anzac Day Service. Photo: Rachael Webb

Phoebe Thomas, 5, with her schools' wreath at the Deniliquin Anzac Day Service. Photo: Rachael Webb

Barraba Anzac Day service and march. Photo: Ruth Schwager

Anzac Day march at Deniliquin. Photo: Rachael Webb

Cliff McGlinn, Moama, rides in the jeep followed by police service men and women during the Anzac Day march, Deniliquin. Photo: Rachael Webb

Michael and Kim Downs, Coolamon - Michael served in the Persian Gulf as Chief Petty Officer aboard HMAS Adelaide. Photo: Stephen Burns

Bill White, Deniliquin, and his grand-daughter, River Taylor, 3, Echuca. Photo: Rachael Webb

Rain won't stop the march in Ganmain. Photo: Stephen Burns.

Brett Simcoe and Matt Hayes, both from Ganmain. Brett served in East Timor and the Solomon Islands, Matt served in the navy during Operation Desert Storm. Photo: Stephen Burns

Carol McCaig, Ganmain and Colin Billingham Wagga Wagga. Each are proudly wearing the medals awarded their fathers for service during the second world war. Their fathers were great friends after they had returned from service. Photo: Stephen Burns.

Those who marched at Ganmain preparing to enter under the War Memorial for the Anzac Day service. Photo: Stephen Burns

George Maddison and Peter Thompson of the Edward River Concert Band sharing a laugh while setting up for the Deniliquin Anzac Day Service. Photo: Rachael Webb

Leading the service at Ganmain - Mick Huntrys, from Ganmain who served in Timor and Western Sahara as a signaller with Armoured Corp, standing near the Memorial Garden entrance. Photo: Stephen Burns.

 After he had raised the flag during the playing of the Last Post - Brian Hare, from Ganmain. Mr Hare served in Vietnam as a corporal in 2 Squadron, RAAF, maintaining power supply to the Australian section. He was later promoted to sergeant, and is also wearing the insignia on on his right lapel awarded to 2 Squadron by US Air Force. Photo: Stephen Burns.

Returned servicemen, (maroon blazers) John Trist and Kevin Bode during the Deniliquin Anzac Day Service. Photo: Rachael Webb

Les 'Buzz' Fly and Graham Gordon of the Edward River Concert Band warming up before the Deniliquin Anzac Day Service. Photo: Rachael Webb

Lions Club President, Dick Teunon laying a wreath at the Deniliquin Anzac Day service. Photo: Rachael Webb

Harry Sparks, Eltham via Melbourne, wearing medals from his Uncle John, Peace keeper in East Timor and Vietnam is pictured with Cliff McGlinn, Moama, at the Deniliquin Anzac Day Service. Photo: Rachael Webb

Returned servicemen during the Deniliquin Anzac Day Service. Photo: Rachael Webb

Deniliquin Anzac Day service. Photo: Rachael Webb

Returned servicemen (maroon blazers) John Trist and Kevin Bode during the Deniliquin Anzac Day Service. Photo: Rachael Webb

Anzac Day march, Deniliquin. Photo: Rachael Webb

Photos from the marches and services at Ganmain, Deniliquin, and Barraba.

Photos from dawn services across the state <a href="http://www.theland.com.au/story/4618470/dawn-services-across-nsw-photos-video/">can be found here</a>.

Your photos of Anzac Day across NSW <a href="http://www.theland.com.au/story/4618524/anzac-day-across-nsw-your-photos-videos/">are here.</a>

Coverage from this morning’s service at The Rock <a href="http://www.theland.com.au/story/4618729/sounds-of-dawn-service-at-the-rock-photos/">is here.</a>

Anzac Day 2017: Marches | Photos

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