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Brenton Earl, Mullameah Highland Cattle, said he has people ringing every week looking for cattle. 

Popularity for Highland cattle has boomed as more people make the tree change and commercial breeders get a piece of the action.

Shaggy coats and big horns in vogue as Highland cattle demand booms

H. Francis and Co agents Scott Myer and Alex Croker with a pen of 13 Angus heifers, 238kg, with Te Mania blood sold for $1470.

Agents said prices and quality were solid at Wagga Wagga.

Prices stay solid at Wagga Wagga

Milling Stuart agent Jamie Stuart, Dunedoo, with buyer Peter O'Connor from AJF Brien and Sons, Coonamble. 

Agents said the high quality cattle pushed prices up at Dunedoo store sale.

High quality dictates bidding at Dunedoo

A total of 3000 cattle was yarded at Casino last Friday.

A total of 3000 cattle were yarded at Casino last Friday and agents said prices were solid

Weaners stay solid at Casino

Tom and Brett Dunn have had to resow after losing 200 acres of field peas to feral pigs.

Feral pigs are wreaking havoc in the Riverina with farmers losing crop.

Feral pigs destroy crop

Cattle in the bunkers at Kerwee Feedlot which measure the amount of feed each animal consumes.

Net feed intake trials are working to identify the best genetic lines for less feed at Trig Farm Wagyu, Kangaloon

Making an elite Wagyu herd

Riverina Local Land Services scholarship winner Katharine Charles hopes to inspire other young people from a non-farming background to enter the agriculture industry.

Katharine Charles, Kate Webster and Sam O'Rafferty will help promote agriculture through the Actions4Agriculture leadership program after winning scholarships from Riverina LLS and Murray Darling Basin Authority

Promoting agriculture key for Riverina scholarship winners

Griffith wine grape grower Bruno Brombal said next season is looking disastrous for growers.

Wine grape growers in Griffith area worried for next season as Chinese tariffs continue to cause an oversupply of grapes.

Disaster looming for wine grape growers

NSW agriculture minister Dugald Saunders was hosted by NSW Farmers in a webinar discussing the future of agriculture and farmers current concerns. 

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Agriculture minister Dugald Saunders discussed the future of farming with NSW farmers and their current concerns

Never been a better time to be in agriculture

Agent Gerard Unthank, Brian Unthank, Norm and Sandy Maher, Bungowannah, with their pen of 17 8-10 months Angus heifers, 300kg, sold for $1930.

Agents said prices matched recent sales at NVLX Wodonga.