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Annika Collins with her husband, Dan, and two sons, with one of their Murray Grey bulls.

For most people, having a full-time occupation and raising two young boys is more than enough. Not so for Glanmire's Annika Collins.

Busy time, happy life for Murray Grey breeder

Tottenham broadacre farmer Jason Fulton has had a good result from sowing 380ha of monola (variety H421TT) at Orange Plains.

Despite a very wet sowing season, Tottenham grower Jason Fulton got 90 per cent of his program in the ground.

Sowing finished at last at Tottenham

Nutrien Ag Solutions Wilson Russ' Tim Woodham and Ashley McGilchrist, Waitara Angus' Stephen and Toby Chase, and Merridale Angus' Peter Collins with top priced lot Waitara GK Safekeeping S56. Photo: Denis Howard

The 2022 Waitara Angus stud bull sale started off with a bang with the sale of the first Baldridge Goalkeeper son in Australia.

New blood helps Waitara smash record

Peter Skipworth, Currebah, inspects part of the 70km rail line between Lake Cargelligo and Ungarie which needs an upgrade to main line standard. Photo: Denis Howard

Growers in the Lake Cargelligo and Tullibigeal areas believe that without a rail upgrade, the local grain sites can't move with the times either.

Old line holding up progress

Regional exporter trains may be halved in size if a recommended change to the Ports and Maritime Administration Act 1995 goes ahead. Photo: Shutterstock

A proposed change in standardised train lengths for regional exporters may have a significant impact on their bottom line.

Exporter train lengths could be cut in half

KMWL's Luke Whitty and Jack Whitty, Moogenilla Angus' Brett Stockman and Emily Sinderberry, and KMWL's Sam Parish with top priced lot from the stud's bull sale at Forbes, Moogenilla R140. Photo: Denis Howard 

Complete clearance and a large increase in average sale price figures has the team at Moogenilla Angus Stud very pleased.

Cracking increase on average sale price for Moogenilla

NSW Farmers vice president Rebecca Reardon was fearful what effects some of the recommended changes to the Ports and Maritime Administration Act 1995 would have on regional exporters.

Proposed changes to the Ports and Maritime Administration Act 1995 have been met with resistance from the NSW Farmers Association.

Changes to port act could affect regional exporters

CONCERNED: The decision by the Department of Infrastructure to acquire Penrith Showgrounds has concerned the team of Brad Myk, Robyn Tramby, Tash Greentree, Lisa Catterson, Gill Buckley, Colin Wadwell, Sean Kennedy, Paul Azzopardi, Glen Glover and Rob McDougall. 

The second-longest running show society's future is up in air with a Department of Infrastructure compulsory acquisition.

What does the future hold?

STILL STRONG: Rebecca Reardon said NSW Farmers still supports a national body despite heated debate at the annual conference. 

Some NSW Farmers delegates are less than pleased with the NFF.

Tensions rise in NFF support debate

COORDINATION: Moree Branch delegate Robert Anderson wants regional feral pig control coordinators. 

A motion was passed at the NSW Farmers conference to push for government to appoint full-time feral pig control coordinators in regional areas.