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BUILDING UP: The odds are strongly in favour of a wetter than average spring in many parts of the country. Photo: Gregor Heard.

The Bureau of Meteorology has ratcheted up the likelihood of a third consecutive La Nina but has stopped short of officially calling it.

La Nina chances increase but not official yet

Hay from Connen Hill Lucerne, Lake Bathurst, has been flying out the door. Photo: supplied

Weather conditions and prices have affected the supply of hay and increased demand in different areas of the state.

'Hay drought' hits NSW

PREPARATION: Upgrades to two online drought management tools have been made to help farmers prepare for the next run of dry weather.

Two online tools that play a key role in the government's drought management policy will receive upgrades to incorporate more features.

Drought resilience tools receive upgrade

Organisers of this year's Aon AgQuip, Gunnedah, anticipate a big turn-out and strong interest in equipment, machinery and services. 

Aon AgQuip has a big display of machinery, equipment and services in store, as well as a focus on agricultural tertiary education providers.

AgQuip: It's back and it's big!

Dr Mark Norton, NSW DPI Wagga Wagga, in early August 2022, assessing one of several trials being conducted across the state, comparing the production of single species against multispecies combinations. Dr Norton leads the NSW program.

A highly credible scientific review of worldwide research assessing single species (monoculture) cover crops versus multispecies ones has largely found little gain from changing to multispecies.

Crop mixtures not necessarily better than single species

THE REEL DEAL: Michael Kelly, Bellevue Machinery Swan Hill, with one of the New Holland range of harvesters at the Mallee Machinery Field Days.

New Holland is confident its CR series of harvesters will have a fantastic fit in Australia conditions.

New Holland's new CR series is a revelation

A new reports warns that large-scale cotton farming in the NT could jeopardise Top End rivers. But industry representatives don't agree.

Controversy over northern Australian cotton industry continues

Martin Morona, Berrima Engineering, highlights the features of his business's range of chaser bins.

A Riverina-based agricultural engineering business is reporting good interest in its range of chaser bins.

Berrima bins enter the chase

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