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Some of the highlights from The Land photographer and journalists across the state this week.

Buyer Paul Higgins, “Ferndale”, Crookwell, paid top Merino money of $181 for 219 August shorn 3½ year-old ewes of Haddon Rig blood to join to Border Leicester rams for first cross production. With him is Sam Ryrie and Paul Alchin of Christie and Hood, Narromine and Gilgandra; and vendor, Robert Perry and Julliette Guittiere, “Bonnie Doone”, Marthaguy.

Malcolm Yerbury, "Foxlodge", Quandialla, sowing his last paddock of canola with 350 hectares already planted. He is pictured with AgnVet manager agronomist Mick Marchant, Bribbaree

Junior champion Angora buck Cullbookie Geronimo, is held and exhibited by Debbie Scattergood, Cullbookie stud, Bungendore; with the judge Fred L Speck Junior, Speck Angoras, Kerrville, Texas, USA,and steward Michael Mrowka, West Wyalong; and reserve champion Rivers 1501, held by exhibitor Helene Ypma, Rivers stud, Brogo near Bega.

Malcolm Yerbury, "Foxlodge", Quandialla, sowing his last paddock of canola with 350 ha already planted. 

Peter Darley, Daydawn Orchards, Nashdale via Orange.

Cunnamulla bred mixed sex store lambs, 180 White Suffolk/Merino cross August/September 2016 drop unshorn, topped at $126 a head. Pictured is Bill Gibbs, Hartin Schute Bell, Narromine; vendor Alan Dick, Heywood Station, Cunnamulla, Queensland; and buyer, Bruce Bryant, Peter Milling and Company, Wellington.

the judge Fred L Speck Junior, Speck Angoras, Kerrville, Texas, USA, with junior champion Angora doe Cullbookie Tinkerbell, held and exhibited by Debbie Scattergood, Cullbookie stud, Bungendore, while Helene Ypma, Rivers Angoras, Brogo near Bega, holds her reserve champion Rivers 1518 sashed by Harley Seckold, Orange.

Tony Smith, “Broadwater”, Warren, and daughter Ruby, 10, with Ryan Johnston, Landmark Wilson Russ, Warren, and the pen of 126 Merino ewes from Haddon Rig, Warren, two years and October shorn, purchased by Mr Smith for $175 a head.

Elaine Mason, Julong Partnership, Adginbilly, sold Angus cows with calves to $2500, while these cows with calves sold for $2325.

View of the cattle being sold at Adelong.

Helene Ypma, Rivers stud, Brogo near Bega, holds her senior champion doe and senior grand champion, Rivers 1244, with the judge, Fred L Speck Junior, Speck Angoras, Kerrville, Texas, USA.

View of the cattle being sold at the 49th Tumut autumn cattle sale.

State champion beef cattle young judge Jack Laurie, Knowla Angus, Moppy; with overjudge Richard Dixon, Dixon Farms Shorthorns, Vermilion, Alberta, Canada, and reserve champion Chelsea Devenish, “Brooklyn Park”, Scone.

Best Angora exhibit was the junior champion buck and junior grand champion, Cullbookie Geronimo. Pictured is the judge, Fred L Speck Junior, Speck Angoras, Kerrville, Texas, USA, with exhibitor Debbie Scattergood, Cullbookie stud, Bungendore, and steward in chief, Kate Wickson, resents the trophy.

Champion and reserve Angora kid bucks were exhibited by Cullbookie stud, Bungendore. Pictured is stud principal Debbie Scattergood holding Cullbookie Settler, the judge Fred L Speck Junior, Speck Angoras, Kerrville, Texas, USA; and reserve Cullbookie Tenacious, held by Sian Mustard, Queanbeyan High School.

Schools champion. The judge Fred L Speck Junior, Speck Angoras, Kerrville, Texas, USA, with champion schools Angora exhibit, Willow Glen Rahmosteffi, shown by Willow Glen Angoras, West Wyalong; with Phillip Oliver, Secretary, Eastern Branch, Mohair Australia presenting trophy. Reserve champion Willow Glen Kirrishanrivkee, held by Molly Cattle, West Wyalong High School.

Senior champion Angora buck, Cullbookie Truman, exhibited by Debbie Scattergood, Cullbookie stud, Bungendore, and held by Megan Halloran, Queanbeyan; while reserve was Cullbookie Fortitude, held by Debbie Scattergood.

Senior champion Angora doe Rivers 1244, exhibited by Helene and Wouter Ypma, Rivers stud, Brogo near Bega, and held by Sam Hicks, Dubbo; while Nick Gorrie, Dulark stud, Hall, holds his reserve, Dulark Jamila.

Some of the highlights from The Land photographer and journalists across the state this week.<br>

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