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James Tierney, RLA, knocking selling the top priced pen of lambs at Wagga for $270 a head. Photo supplied.

Lamb prices were up to $60 a head dearer at Wagga on Thursday.

Lambs prices bounce up $60 a head at Wagga Wagga

Matthew Martin, Old Cobran Poll Merinos, Mullengandra and Jim Meckiff, JM Livestock, Wagga Wagga, dicussing watering options in containment pens at the Strategic Feed Budgeting for Sheep Containment workshop. Photo by Helen De Costa 

Strategies and designs of pens discussed at containment feeding workshop.

Containment feeding for a quicker turn around after drought

Dave Croker, Yallambee Angus, Adam Meusburger, Barenbrug, and Tim Tarlinton, Nutrien, at the stud's field day. 

Producers are encouraged to shorten joining periods in cattle.

What's a long joining costing your herd?

Ian Brownrigg, Victoria, Jeff Lucas, Westmoreland Wiltipolls and Peter Colless, Carthona Wiltipolls. Picture supplied. 

Wiltipoll sheep breeders gathered at Gulgong for 15th annual sale.

Gulgong Wiltipoll sale sees top rams head to Victoria

KO Jedda K127 led by Angus Onisforou and Tim Lord, KO Angus, Kangaloon, at last year's Sydney Royal Show. Jedda K127 sold for $10,000 at this year's female sale.

The stud is offering half its donor herd.

KO Angus cow sells for $50,000 in female sale

Wallaroobie Farming livestock manager, Russell Bending, Wallaroobie, near Ardlethan.

Producers encouraged to use faecal egg counts as a tool for drenching programs.

Summer, a top time to manage worms in sheep

Sponsors of the event, Riverina Stockfeeds, Glen Whitton, Grant Garey, Teys Australia, Casey Gilbert, Coopers Animal Health, Jacob Leak, Teys Australia, and Scott Hannaford, Coopers Animal Health. 

Industry leading companies speak out about the benefits of trial.

Industry supports feedback trial

Tom and Allan Wilding-Davies, WD Cattle, Holbrook, entered a team of five Red Angus steers. 

Commercial value seen by entrants across the eastern seaboard.

New faces enter 2024 Beef Spectacular feedback trial

The image that is being used in Australian Wool Growers' Association's fresh sustainable wool push as it rejoins Australian Wool Innovation's The Sustainable Wool Campaign. Picture supplied.

AWGA aims to highlight the positive attribute wool has to offer with retaining carbon.

Fresh boost for sustainable wool campaign

David and Tara Brewer, Brewer Beef, Tallangatta Valley, Vic, have entered four teams, including a line of Angus steers for the first time from their operation. 

Long term supporters of the trial add new breed into the competition.