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Dubbo Stock and Station Agents Association president Martin Simmons has asked users to voice their opinion on the saleyard's possible privatisation. Picture by Elka Devney

Producers have been encouraged to attend the next council meeting.

Dubbo stock and station agents plead for producers' help

Ben Stanford, Parreora, Peak Hill, sold four Boer wethers to top the Dubbo goat sale at $270 a head on Tuesday. Picture by Elka Devney.

Boer wethers topped the market which held firm on last sale.

Wethers dominate Dubbo's 1943 head goat sale yarding

Pate Agricultural Pty farm manager Daniel Phelan and owner Nathan Pate standing in the Australian record breaking 23.27t/ha maize crop on Oakbank, Tocumwal. Picture supplied by James Murray

The Pioneer Hybrid P0937 crop recorded a yield of 23.27t/ha.

Corn-tastic result: Tocumwal growers smash Australian maize yield record

In an extremely rare occurrence Albino Hereford calf, named Migamoo, was born on Gavin and Kim Morgan's farm Taabinga, Hillgrove. Pictures supplied by Kim Morgan

'She might need some sunglasses, sunscreen and a hat come spring.'

'Absolutely shocked': albino Hereford calf born in Northern Tablelands

Ted Chick, Armidale, with Mac Downes, 14, Uralla, at the Sydney Children's Hospital, Randwick. Picture supplied

The year 10 student will run 530km to raise funds for Win The Day.

Miles 4 Mac: Teenager runs from Sydney to Armidale to support mate's cancer battle

Could you or someone you know be the next Farmer to appear in the Barrel Room? Picture supplied

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Anthony Martin, Woodlands, Arthurville, bought 14, 260kg, Waitara- and Tivoli-blood, Angus steers for $1300 a head on account of Technotill Farming, Bringa Plains, Collie, at Dubbo on Friday. Picture by Elka Devney.

Weaner steers made up the bulk of Dubbo's 1980 head yarding.

Dubbo's store sale market holds firm ahead of forecasted weekend rain

Vendor Barry Hergenhan, Numbugga, sold 17, 360kg, Angus steers, for $1110 a head at Bega on Thursday. Picture by Jason Gannon. 

Chester and Smith agent Jason Gannon said it was a quality yarding.

Steers dominate Bega's 1600 head store cattle sale yarding

Vendor Joe Jackson, Riverview, Norong, Vic, Elders agent Harry Cozens, Albury, and Ken Jackson, Riverview, Norong, Vic. Picture supplied

Steers made up more than 50 per cent of the 2410 head yarding.

Wodonga store cattle market holds firm as producers await autumn break

The walls of Jumbled, Orange, will feature at least 25 pieces by the incredible artist Whitney Spicer, Manildra, in May. Picture by Pip Brett.

You'll be racing round the barrel to get your hands on one of these.