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Based on current trends, unless you have lending over $5 million, you likely won't have a dedicated relationship manager in the next five years. Photo: Shutterstock

Access to agri finance is getting harder, but why? And what can farmers do?

Adapting to change in ag finance sector

Jamie Brown

Well-bred Hereford cows put to Jomanda and Bizzy Brahman bulls produced this pen of champion first cross steers produced by the Moorhead family's Baryulgil Pastoral which sold for $887 a head at 408c/kg for 217.5kg.

A good offering of weaner calves at Grafton met a stoic line of buyers who bid firm to better on Thursday.

Grafton weaner calves meet a firm market

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.

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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

Alex Druce

A WHO’S&nbsp;who of the state’s ag industry&nbsp;hit the city on Monday for the NSW Farmer of the Year announcement at Parliament House.&nbsp; Check out our gallery from the event! Related This year’s Farmers of the Year were Mike and Velia O’Hare from Beckom.&nbsp; The annual award is a joint initiative between NSW Farmers and the NSW Department of Primary Industries and is supported by SafeWork NSW, The Land&nbsp;newspaper, and NSW Farmwriters.

Kathleen Curry and Isabella McDougall from NSW Farmers with the DPI's Brett Fifield at the Farmer of the Year announcement at NSW Parliament House on Monday.

<b></b>A WHO’S&nbsp;who of the state’s ag industry&nbsp;hit the city on Monday for the NSW Farmer of the Year announcement at Parliament House.&nbsp;

Laura Hutton, Anne Brook and Kylie MacLean from the DPI. 

Michelle Watkins and Matt Lemin from NAB. 

Primary Industries Minister Niall Blair, 2017 Farmer of the Year winners Mike and Velia O'Hare, NSW Farmers President Derek Schoen, The Land editor Andrew Norris, and NSW Farmwriters' president Ben Craw. 

Mike and Velia O'Hare with Minister for Primary Inudstries Niall Blair. 

Farmer of the Year Finalists Troy Blackman and Hannah Newnham, winners Mike and Velia O'Hare, and finalists Will and Trudi Coulton. 

Sarah Sanderson from Anvil Media and journalist Nicola Bell. 

Nicola Raymond and Lauren Jones from Nuffield Australia. 

Jen Shillabeer and Alex Cohen from NSW Farmers and Simon Vincent from DPI. 

Casey McDonagh, Karen Aldrich and Rebecca Wallace from Launch Recruitment. 

Rob Southwell, Julie Ripper, Simon Southwell and George Southwell. 

Hollie Baillieu from the DPI, Georgie Aley, and Mary Raynes from AEGIC

Former editor of The Land Don Jones with 2016 Farmer of the Year Nick Arena and Shooters, Fishers and Farmers MP Robert Brown. 

Annette HArrison, Nic Tan, and Santhi Wicks from the DPI. 

Kathleen Curry and Isabelle McDougal from NSW Farmers with Brett Fifield from DPI. 

Robert Hardie and Adair Moar from NSW Farmers. 

Carley Byrnes, Glenn Rosbrook and May Tran from WFI. 

Daniela Giogiutti and Jess Grouse from AWI. 

Ashley Zamek and Grace Scott from Horticulture Innovation. 

Alison Anderson, David Moore, and Sharyn Casey from Horticulture Innovation. 

NSW Farmwriters' life member Sandy Grieve, Geoff File and Simone Catorall from the DPI. 

Martine Slater, Bridget Masters, and Jenny Hughes from the RAS of NSW. 

Farmer of the Year winners Mike and Velia O'Hare. 

Amy Willis from Colliers International and Charlotte Thomson and Jacqui Grellman from Cox Inall. 

Jeremy Whyte and Derek Schoen from NSW Farmers. 

This year’s Farmers of the Year were Mike and Velia O’Hare from Beckom.&nbsp;

The annual award is a joint initiative between NSW Farmers and the NSW Department of Primary Industries and is supported by SafeWork NSW, The Land&nbsp;newspaper, and NSW Farmwriters.

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