Over 100 guns seized: Man to face court on firearms charges A man is due in court today after more than 100 prohibited firearms were seized from a primary industry field day at Gunnedah. Test
Meet the wool handler involved in seven shearing world-records She's earned the praise of one of the world's best shearers for her wool handling skills. Test
Alpaca Nationals underway The Australian Alpaca Nationals, have returned to Canberra after many years and for the first time the entire event is open to the public from today, August 23, until Sunday, August 25, at Exhibition Park. Test
Meet the wool handler involved in seven shearing world-records She's earned the praise of one of the world's best shearers for her wool handling skills. Test
Wool's 'cream' is key for drought-hit flocks The highs of the wool market have been critical for helping to keep ewe flocks fed, so hopefully this week's market slide easing is the end of the drop. Test
Farmers urged to look out for drought support and themselves NSW Farmers continues to work with the government to provide a farmer perspective on drought assistance packages. Test
Making deer fair game in relaxed laws The State Government will make it easier to eradicate deer from private land by removing the game status of the animal. Test
Farmers urged to look out for drought support and themselves NSW Farmers continues to work with the government to provide a farmer perspective on drought assistance packages. Test
Shining a light on photosynthesis Research at the University of Sydney has focused on improving the photosynthesis of wheat and chickpeas, but what does that mean for farmer? Test
Making deer fair game in relaxed laws The State Government will make it easier to eradicate deer from private land by removing the game status of the animal. Test
Alpaca Nationals underway The Australian Alpaca Nationals, have returned to Canberra after many years and for the first time the entire event is open to the public from today, August 23, until Sunday, August 25, at Exhibition Park. Test
Shining a light on photosynthesis Research at the University of Sydney has focused on improving the photosynthesis of wheat and chickpeas, but what does that mean for farmer? Test
Coffin Creek new lines to $15,000 A total clearance for the day at the eighth annual Coffin Creek bull sale saw a top of $15,000 and an average of $5765. Test
GrainCorp not granted Portland port exemption GrainCorp has not been granted an exemption to the ACCC port access code for its Portland facility. Test
ACCC gives Ruralco, Landmark deal the all clear The $470M sale of Ruralco to Landmark has been cleared by the ACCC. Test
Bayer sells its Animal Health business to Elanco for $7.6b Elanco to become world's second largest animal health company. Test
Dollar heads to US65c, but dry hinders exports Currency analysts tip the dollar to be down to US65 cents by year's end, but seasonal challenges weigh on ag exporters. Test
Let's take a look at the positives during drought This is my first Stock Talk article, so let us start with the positives, as we all know the negatives and hear them constantly. Test
Export demand no bull The offload of surplus sires continues across the north of NSW as drought continues to bit but the one positive is continued strong export demand resulting in prices above 300c/kg. Test
Qld commercial buyers splurge to $23k at Watasanta Demand for the Watson family's Santa Gertrudis cattle continues. Test
Hughes family carrying on Phillip's cattle legacy The late cricketer Phillip Hughes' sister Megan has come back to the farm to help grow the business her brother and father Greg started. Test
NAPCO's Ross Peatling takes out prestigious beef innovation award Cattleman Ross Peatling, Alexandria Station in the NT, was awarded the prestigious 2019 NABRC producer medal last night. Test
Premiums in a tough season Tight supply has resulted in fierce competition for feeder stock, but do the numbers add up? Test
ACCC: beef sector still not doing enough The ACCC has commended the beef and cattle industry for improving transparency, but wants more work done. Test
A bonnie Texel ram sells for $380,000 in Scotland A Texel ram lamb has sold for an astonishing $A380,000 in Scotland. Test
Meet the wool handler involved in seven shearing world-records She's earned the praise of one of the world's best shearers for her wool handling skills. Test
Wool's finest presented with industry medals Three Victorian wool industry representatives have been awarded prestigious Australian Wool Industry Medals during Wool Week. Test
Henty boasts biggest field days in Southern Australia Advertiser content: The Henty Machinery Field Days is the single largest agricultural and open-air event in Southern Australia and is set to run over three massive days from September 17 to 19. Test
Landcare CEO, Shane Norrish on why we need the movement now more than ever Voluntary movement, Landcare has been around for 30 years but according to CEO Shane Norrish the hard work has only just begun. Test
Growth is risky business Sponsored content: How can we be expected to produce more in the face of degraded soil and climate change? With the reality of climate change upon us the difficult questions need to be asked. Test
Thirty years of caring for our country: The Landcare story As Landcare celebrates 30 years this month, we reflect on a remarkable legacy. Test
Achieve your organic goals Advertiser content: Southern Cross Certified is continually working with the organic supply chain to provide simple, efficient and cost-effective certification solutions. Test
World Hepatitis Day - Australians are still missing out on care In Australia, over 400,000 people are directly affected by hepatitis B or hepatitis C and both viruses can lead to serious liver disease and liver cancer, if left untreated. Test
US design aids Oz growers T-L Irrigation Co is located in Hastings, Nebraska. According to a company spokesman it has been committed to continuous improvement and customer satisfaction. Test
Innovation in water storage solutions Sponsored content. Clark Tanks and National Poly Industries, through design and innovation now have two market leading tanks offering a self-capturing channel to secure every last drop of water that falls or settles on the tank. Test
Rosevale encourages producers: be ready for good times ahead in beef Rosevale Santa Gertrudis Stud will sell some of its best bulls at the 63rd annual on property sale on September 24. Test
Striking the genetic balance to meet market demands is focus of Queensland cattle industry leader Advertiser content: A unique Central Queensland cattle breed is playing a central role in the breeding program of one of the state's largest cattle operations. Test
Droughtmaster sale celebrates diamond jubilee Advertiser content: The highly anticipated DN. Sale will be held across two massive days, from September 17-18 at CQLX Gracemere with as many as 587 bulls expected to be sold to the highest bidders. Test
Accurate data the key to ram selection Advertiser content: Accurate data collection and strong visual focus allows Pooginook Merino and Poll's ram clients to have accurate data available to select rams that meet their own breeding objectives. Test
Fleckvieh Society of Australia Bull and Female sale Advertiser content: Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to buy some of the top Fleckvieh cattle in Australia on September 6 at the inaugural Focus on Fleckvieh sale. Test
Ardene increases bottom line and wants to raise clients' profits too Sponsored content: Ardene's 2019 On Property Stud and Flock Sale will be on Friday October 11, from 1pm, at Mt Torrens, South Australia. Test
Make every heifer count with a 'Kodak' son from the Hardhat Angus 2019 Bull Sale Advertiser content: While the last two years have been challenging for beef cattle producers throughout Australia, Hardhat Angus are offering some of their easy care cattle at their 2019 bull sale. Test
Champion Queensland Simmental breeders prepare for second sale Advertiser content: Following a successful inaugural bull sale last year Queensland's Blue Dog Simmental is predicting even better results at their second on farm sale in September. Test
Meet the wool handler involved in seven shearing world-records She's earned the praise of one of the world's best shearers for her wool handling skills. Test
Plant biosecurity takes focus at symposium | PHOTOS The Plant Biosecurity Research Symposium was held in Brisbane last week. Test
Fresh Awards 2019 declare NSW/ACT's best fresh produce suppliers | PHOTOS There were plenty of smiles at this year's Fresh Awards. Test
GrainCorp not granted Portland port exemption GrainCorp has not been granted an exemption to the ACCC port access code for its Portland facility. Test
Shining a light on photosynthesis Research at the University of Sydney has focused on improving the photosynthesis of wheat and chickpeas, but what does that mean for farmer? Test
Hay fire at GrainPro storage Grain business GrainPro can't take a trick, with news of a fire destroying hay at its Gumly Gumly storage. Test
Tasmania remains GM-free South Australia's high profile decision to remove its moratorium on GM crops has overshadowed Tasmania's move to retain their ban. Test
Grassed up Gundoo sold at auction The 16,594 hectare Isisford property Gundoo has sold at an Elders auction for $3.4 million. Test
Karawarra delivers Mackenzie River diversity Karamarra has been developed as three separate businesses: Irrigation, broadacre farming and cattle. Test
Tassal Group to develop Exmoor as major aquaculture operation Exmoor Station at Bloomsbury will be developed as a major aquaculture operation by its new owner, the Tassal Group. Test
Cunnamulla aggregation asking $9 million The Godfrey family's 40,468 hectare Barrygowan aggregation is on the market for $9 million. Test
How coffee is helping drive milk consumption Australia's coffee culture is helping drive milk consumption Test
Global dairy prices steady Global dairy prices were steady at auction on Tuesday night but the outlook is uncertain due to increasing trade tensions. Test
Heart Foundation tick for full-fat dairy Healthy Australians can indulge in the joy of full-fat milk, cheese and yoghurt without increasing their risk of heart disease or stroke. Test
Dollar's dip defends dairy from rising import tide Dairy imports from New Zealand, Europe and America have doubled in recent years, but the low dollar could slow the trade Test
Lismore farmer gains invaluable insight Northern NSW up-and-coming dairy farmer Jeremy Miller used Dairy Australia's DairyPath program to take the next step in his journey to owning his own farm. Test
Wool's 'cream' is key for drought-hit flocks The highs of the wool market have been critical for helping to keep ewe flocks fed, so hopefully this week's market slide easing is the end of the drop. Test
Farmers urged to look out for drought support and themselves NSW Farmers continues to work with the government to provide a farmer perspective on drought assistance packages. Test
Outrage as water policy moves to a new level of uncertainty The CWA of NSW is seeking better communication when it comes to decisions made over the Murray-Darling Basin Plan. Test