Coronavirus didn't stop the second JAD Speckle Park sale at Yeoval when every lot was sold at auction - bulls to $16,000 and females to $20,000 twice to 112 registered bidders and selling to five states including Tasmania and bidders in New Zealand and Canada.

COVID-19 may have changed the way saleyards operate for the moment, but it didn't dampen prices at the CTLX weaner sale.

Not 80mm of rain nor coronavirus could hold up Narromine races

Prices remained firm at Wodonga despite social distancing restrictions in place.

The Land speaks to each water district to see what they have to say.

Another rain event predicted next week

A large increase in sales turning to online platforms, and buyer registrations, has been seen by AuctionsPlus.

Koala habitat protection policy adds another layer of bureaucracy over primary production. Deadline for public comment is March 30.

The CTLX Autumn Weaner Sale will kick off at 10am Friday, but with a few notable auction changes.

Beyond coronavirus it could also offer biosecurity benefits .