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Walcha's 660 wind turbine developments divide a once-strong community
Simon Chamberlain • 8m ago
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An estimated 150 people attended a meeting in Walcha, where the Department of Planning released their draft plan for renewables. Picture supplied by Voice for Walcha
Major cattle operators get onboard with game-changing IVF technology
Rebecca Nadge • 2hrs ago
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Father and daughter duo Dean and Kristen Fredericksen of Dalwhinnie Angus, Byng, wanted to try IVF technology to get on the front foot. Picture by Rebecca Nadge
Grains sector highlights fire ant concerns
Gregor Heard
Fire ants pose a major risk for agriculture. Photo via Shutterstock.
Mutherumbung delivers quality Riverina irrigation and grazing
Mark Phelps
Mutherumbung has been developed with 304 hectares of irrigation country. Picture supplied
Virtual fencing legislation planned for a second reading in mid-February
Simon Chamberlain
Member for Orange, Phil Donato, discusses fencing with Parkes district farmer Wayne Dunford. Picture supplied
Lambs prices bounce up $60 a head at Wagga Wagga
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James Tierney, RLA, knocking selling the top priced pen of lambs at Wagga for $270 a head. Photo supplied.
Government plans significant cuts to floodplain harvesting in the Namoi Valley
Denis Howard
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NSW Water Minister Rose Jackson has announced a water sharing plan for the Namoi Valley will be finalised by June 2024 with significant cuts to floodplain harvesting shares. Picture by Denis Howard
Big LLS director pay cut
Simon Chamberlain and Denis Howard
Long-time Central West LLS board member Chris Sweeney believes the pay cuts could be the death knell of producer representation in regional NSW. Picture by Denis Howard
Paralysis ticks biting beef hard
Samantha Townsend
Belmore's Laurie and Grace Argue are warning producers about high tick numbers. Picture by Samantha Townsend
Strong buyer competition pushes prices at Dunedoo store sale
Elka Devney
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Milling Stuart agents Lachlan Stuart and James Gibson, Dunedoo, with a pen of Charolais cows with calves at foot on account of Fenella Ag, Dunedoo, which sold for $1770. Picture by Elka Devney

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