Irelands Angus gets loyal support A loyal gallery of buyers saw the Irelands Angus sale clear 39 of 46 and average $5269 Test
Opportunity buds in orchard Woolworths has budgeted to spend up to $30 million over five years to encourage more organic production. Test
$65,000 for Poll Boonoke ram, average $3494 for 200 There was a buzz around the pens at Boonoke when a Poll Merino ram sold for $65,000 in private sale. Test
Storm warnings ahead of rain Some areas of the state can expect severe storms tomorrow ahead of rain at the weekend. Test
Rapid rise to NSW restocker rates Restocking requires extra deep pockets this spring as quality livestock remain in limited supply. Test
Windy Hill Dorsets sell to strong commercial demand Windy Hill average lifts by $100 a head, helped by improved consistency and season. Test
$65,000 for Poll Boonoke ram, average $3494 for 200 There was a buzz around the pens at Boonoke when a Poll Merino ram sold for $65,000 in private sale. Test
Rapid rise to NSW restocker rates Restocking requires extra deep pockets this spring as quality livestock remain in limited supply. Test
Opportunity buds in orchard Woolworths has budgeted to spend up to $30 million over five years to encourage more organic production. Test
Windy Hill Dorsets sell to strong commercial demand Windy Hill average lifts by $100 a head, helped by improved consistency and season. Test
Fundamentals need to be right for a positive grain market heading into harvest Wheat market fundamentals being impacted by US storms, currency movements and activities of managed funds. Test
Irelands Angus gets loyal support A loyal gallery of buyers saw the Irelands Angus sale clear 39 of 46 and average $5269 Test
Vets and observers in short supply for live-ex voyages Lack of flight seats home leaves vet stranded for months. Test
Live-ex trade wants reduced density changes shelved New ASEL rules due in November will be costly and aren't needed, trade says Test
Rapid rise to NSW restocker rates Restocking requires extra deep pockets this spring as quality livestock remain in limited supply. Test
Scramble for heifers, young cattle keeps store market solid Producer 'hold or sell' decisions have never been so tough Test
Fundamentals need to be right for a positive grain market heading into harvest Wheat market fundamentals being impacted by US storms, currency movements and activities of managed funds. Test
China to put Aussie wheat under the microscope Wheat is the latest commodity to be hit by souring Sino-Australian relations, with Aussie shipments to be more closely inspected in China. Test
Move out wheat, here comes rice What makes growers consider spraying out their best crop in years? Test
What trade war? US ag sales to China leap despite Trump's risky rhetoric US farm exporters are enjoying a boom year, despite President Donald Trump's provocative blasts at Beijing Test
Ag output values flatline at $61b as virus and restocking cut earnings An improved season will be a drag on some agricultural production earnings this year as producers rebuild after drought, withholding livestock from market Test
Minister says ag must plan for long trade tussle with China Farmers will have to weigh up the risks of doing business with China as Australia protects its values says Trade Minister Test
Minister says ag must plan for long trade tussle with China Farmers will have to weigh up the risks of doing business with China as Australia protects its values says Trade Minister Test
Apple and pear packing shed delivers enough unimpeded floor space for an Airbus Australia's biggest fruit packing shed has unparalleled clear floor space that could house an A380. Test
Growing Stronger Every Day: The future of calf rearing 'Growing Stronger Every Day' is a MaxCare video series which focuses on building stronger rural communities. Test
What a little ripper: Aussie company unveils addition to tillage range to meet small acreage needs The engineering expertise and farming nous of Australian company K-Line Ag has once again been demonstrated in the development and testing of the latest addition to its tillage equipment family which has launched this week around the country. Test
Buckle up reminder to farmers who use side-by-side vehicles SafeWork NSW is reminding farmers that simple steps can make all the difference between a minor incident and a life-long injury - or even death. Test
One of Australia's longest-running and progressive sheep and wool studs gets set for annual sales Hazeldean Merinos will hold its stud ram sales at the Riverina on Oct 15, Monaro on Oct 29 and the Best of the Best Rams sale on Jan 17 with hundreds of top performing sires available. Test
What are the principles of regenerative agriculture? Lorraine Gordon explains the core principles of Regenerative Agriculture and why they're important, especially if we're to meet our targets. Test
Give your sorghum the best start Young sorghum benefits greatly from a nutritional helping hand in the early stages. Test
Adaptation and change pays dividends Changing tack is never easy but for those bold enough to do so, such as the Curtis family, the benefits could be enormous. Test
Limousins progressing in leaps and bounds The annual society-sponsored Northern Limousin Breeders Sale will be happening this year on Friday, August 7, from 12pm to 5pm. Test
Hundreds of Booroomooka Angus' top bulls go under hammer in blockbuster sale The Booroomooka Angus Bull Sale (August 14) will see 231 of the prestigious stud's high quality animals go under the hammer. Test
Lawral Park SAMM genetics lift lamb growth at Bordertown The SAMM sheep breed is the backbone of the Pietsch family's mixed farming operation at Bordertown in South Australia, producing quality ewes for prime lamb production. Test
World's largest Speckle Park sale garners attention across the beef industry Many commercial beef producers are looking to the Speckle Park to improve the efficiency of their herd. Test
Hazeldean Angus announces inaugural bull sale in Tamworth, NSW Seedstock industry leader, Hazeldean Angus, will hold its first bull sale in Tamworth on Wednesday, August 19, to better service clients in northern NSW. Test
Boosting production, profits with Belmont Reds The 2020 Seifert Belmont Reds sale is on July 30, on property and via AuctionsPlus. Test
Bringing the sale yard to you New online platform FarmGate Auctions is in development to add stud sales to its services. Test
Ag output values flatline at $61b as virus and restocking cut earnings An improved season will be a drag on some agricultural production earnings this year as producers rebuild after drought, withholding livestock from market Test
International Dairy Week cancelled Australia's largest dairy show International Dairy Week is the latest event to be cancelled due to COVID-19. Test
How did the market respond to COVID-19? The updated saleyards data offers some key insights into the initial market responses to coronavirus. Test
NSW/ACT boarders granted quarantine exemption After weeks of mounting concern, interstate boarding school students and their families have received the news they'd been hoping for, that they will be exempt from being made to quarantine when they return for the final term of school in Queensland. Test
NSW/ACT boarders granted quarantine exemption After weeks of mounting concern, interstate boarding school students and their families have received the news they'd been hoping for, that they will be exempt from being made to quarantine when they return for the final term of school in Queensland. Test
Organic sector makes the most of a crisis year as demand spikes At their peak, sales of certified organic lines jumped more than 50 per cent above normal monthly trends, and remain solid. Test
Delivery now struggling to keep up with new tractor demand Latest data from the Tractor and Machinery Association shows that new tractor sales are still strong across most of Australia. Test
Virus erodes farmer confidence, but good season keeps most upbeat Latest Rabobank research shows about 27pc of farmers are actually pessimistic about their economic outlook, despite much-improved seasonal conditions. Test
Victorian farmer takes TikTok by storm A Victorian farmer has taken the internet by storm, posting his farming escapades on TikTok, and amassing millions of views and likes. Test
Move out wheat, here comes rice What makes growers consider spraying out their best crop in years? Test
The Riverina Anglican College students share their enthusiasm for agriculture Students share their enthusiasm for the rural sector. Test
Windy Hill Dorsets sell to strong commercial demand Windy Hill average lifts by $100 a head, helped by improved consistency and season. Test
Wool finally makes positive movement The wool market made some upward movement as non-mulesed wool attracts strong competition. Test
Victorian farmer takes TikTok by storm A Victorian farmer has taken the internet by storm, posting his farming escapades on TikTok, and amassing millions of views and likes. Test
Wool tests reveal fibre diameters are on the up Off the back of a three-year drought followed by a bumper season, wool microns are are on the up. Test
New US research backs rollover protection on quad bikes New US Government sponsored research indicates rollover protection can reduce injuries and deaths from quad bike accidents. Test
Queensland farmer wants to 'crush' herbicide and fuel use Queensland cropper Peter Thompson has replaced the cultivation sweeps on his chisel plough with crimpers to minimise soil disturbance, cut fuel and herbicide usage and improve the health of his land. Test
Morris says growers will 'tank' them for new air carts Morris has rolled out new models in its 9 Series range of air seeding carts. Test
A merging of minds and businesses builds Bulla Burra Farms Two South Australian farmers merged their farms and their skills to create a large-scale and innovative cropping enterprise. Test
Delivery now struggling to keep up with new tractor demand Latest data from the Tractor and Machinery Association shows that new tractor sales are still strong across most of Australia. Test
East Lynne heads to auction Errol and Candy Brumpton's Mitchell property East Lynne will be auctioned by Nutrien Harcourts on November 5. Test
Farm property price boom ends but no bust in sight In a new report Rabobank predicts Australian farm property prices will rise marginally - if at all - in the next 18 months. Test
Namoi frontage with Zone 4 groundwater A choice irrigation farm with quality improvements and Namoi River frontage is expected to attract keen competition when it goes under the hammer in Gunnedah next month. Test
Prestige wool pastureland Just weeks after the listing of one well-known local property, the Bigga district of the Southern Tablelands is preparing for another significant ownership change. Test
Global dairy prices bounce back Global dairy prices bounced back on Tuesday night, recording a 3.6 per cent rise. Test
International Dairy Week cancelled Australia's largest dairy show International Dairy Week is the latest event to be cancelled due to COVID-19. Test
Fonterra moves to strengthen cheese business Fonterra Australia is looking to strengthen it cheese business with a new acquisition. Test
Dairy farmers milk agritourism potential Queensland's Tommerup's Dairy Farm is value-adding to help lure visitors to the farmgate. Test
Six to contest DA board positions All three vacancies on Dairy Australia's board will be contested in November. Test
Beef already making carbon-neutral in-roads Cattle Council CEO writes this week's Pasture Picking column. Test