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Scan the QR code to take the ACM Agri AWI WoolPoll survey.

ACM Agri is holding a survey to gather woolgrowers thoughts ahead of this year's AWI WoolPoll.

Time running out to have your say on what is needed from WoolPoll?

Elka Devney

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

Stephen Burns

Hamish McGeoch, Nutrien stud stock auctioneer, Ed Bradley, Hazeldean, Peter Godbolt, Nutrien auctioneer, Stirling, Bea and Jim Litchfield, Hazeldean, Cooma.

The Litchfield families Cooma bull sale was a consistently strong result

Hazeldean Angus cleared all 83 bulls at autumn sale

Karen Bailey

The national offering fell below 40,000 bales this week and the Australian Wool Exchange reported this was the smallest sale since the beginning of March. Picture by Karen Bailey.

Shearing pic by Karen Bailey.jpg

After two successive weeks of rises, and three without an overall fall, the Australian wool market has softened this week.

Wool market settles after softer start to auctions in Sydney

Denis Howard

Gwydir Valley Irrigators Association's Lou Gall. Photo: Namoi Valley Independent

What the Connectivity Expert Panel Review interim report recommendations mean for northern basin communities is still unknown.

Connectivity recommendation implications unknown

Simon Chamberlain

Gareth Rogers,  Braeside, Winton receives the Duri Ag Bureau's Richard Bowler Farming Excellence award from Gordon Brownhill, Merrilong, Spring Ridge. Pictures by Simon Chamberlain

Duri Ag Bureau's long history of cropping knowledge saluted

Duri Ag Bureau's big year celebrated with a Brownhill Cup at awards' dinner

Samantha Townsend

The NSW government is on track to meet its target of culling 87,000 feral pigs through its $13 million feral pig program. File photo

The NSW government is on track to meet its target of culling 87,000 feral pigs through its $13 million feral pig program.

Feral pigs, the 'size of footballers' culled in government operation

Rebecca Nadge

Brothers Angus and Alistair Kelly of Marocara Dorsets, Wongarbon, at a Tooraweenah Prime field day. 

Demand from commercial producers remains steady.

Research shows no need to sacrifice growth for intramuscular fat in lambs

Coleambally farmer Joe Briggs addresses fashion delegates at Cotton Australia's forum to help bridge the gap between cotton growers and producers of fashion garments. Picture supplied.

More than 60 representatives from fashion brands have travelled from New York, London, Milan and Hong Kong as part of a fact-finding mission on behalf of their customers.

Cotton fashion brands get boots dirty on farm

The Elizabeth Macarthur Agricultural Institute at Menangle.Picture by DPI

There have been concerns raised about selling some of the state's ag research stations, which has been knocked on the head by the government.

Research stations spared from housing land release

John Ellicott

The 95th&nbsp;annual state conference of the NSW branch of the Country Women’s Association gathered at Tumbi Umbi for four days of conferencing this week.  Opened by NSW Governor David Hurley, there were plenty of exhibitions, business motions and catch-ups to keep delegates busy.  A host of motions, some pretty controversial, were debated over the four days, including one which was passed that called for a ban on CSG mining. Outside it was great chance to catch-up, have a laugh and meet old friends over the four days at the spacious Mingara Recreation Club on the NSW Central Coast.  The Land sponsored the Cookery Committee display. The international committee chose Nepal as its next project, after Mongolia last year.

The CWA NSW branch international committee Joy Granger, state international officer, Colleen Yates, state vice-president, and Beryl Brain, state vice-president at Mingara Recreation Club.

Delegates enjoying a break from proceedings.

Some familiar faces at the annual conference, at front were Elsie Kimball, June McElvie, Lynne Radley and former president  Elaine Armstrong

Getting down to business State president Annette Turner and chief exec Danica Leys.

Treasurer Ruth Cargill presents the financial report.

Some friendly helpers at the front desk. Pam was eager to get back In The Land after a bit of an absence.

Power duo : NSW president Annette Turner with secretary Annie Kiefer outside Mingara Recreation Club at the state conference.

Two friends meet up at the conference outside the main hall.

Enjoying a chin wag at the conference break.

Denise Scott from the famous town of Curlewis, at left, with another delegate.

Packing down in the art room were Norma Power, Lynne Dunn and Yvonne Davis

Delegates gather at Mingara's Show Room for the state conference.

The NSW CWA chief executive Danica Leys, who hails from Picton, was kept on her toes at Tumbi Umbi.

Local Government NSW chief Donna Rygate, a Canowindra CWA member and farmer, who gave a powerful speech at the conference urging more country women to get involved with local councils.

Delegates Louisa Clark and Lee long taking a well-earned break from conference business.

The 95th&nbsp;annual state conference of the NSW branch of the Country Women’s Association gathered at Tumbi Umbi for four days of conferencing this week.

Opened by NSW Governor David Hurley, there were plenty of exhibitions, business motions and catch-ups to keep delegates busy.

 A host of motions, some pretty controversial, were debated over the four days, including one which was passed that called for a ban on CSG mining.

Outside it was great chance to catch-up, have a laugh and meet old friends over the four days at the spacious Mingara Recreation Club on the NSW Central Coast.

 The Land sponsored the Cookery Committee display. The international committee chose Nepal as its next project, after Mongolia last year.

Conference room overflowing as hundreds of country women gather for CWA state conference at Tumbi Umbi: Photos

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