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Alexandra Bernard

Dr James Brinkhoff, UNE, and Brian Dunn, NSW DPI, at the Rice Research Australia site at Coree. Picture by Alexandra Bernard.

Years of data has gone into making predictions to assist growers.

Dashboards to assist rice growers with decision making

Simon Chamberlain

Stephen and Audrey Gill, Alexander Downs, Merriwa with the champion pen of steers, entered by Marina Seven Holdings Pty Ltd, Timor, which averaged 373 kilograms and made 352c/kg, returning $1312. Pictures by Simon Chamberlain

Quality sells, but the market is easier in line with prices easing across the state.

Prices ease with statewide trends at Scone Associated Agents' weaner sale

Robyn Reid with her pen of 11, 330-kilogram Kidman-blood Hereford steers which made $980 a head during the recent Monaro weaner sales at Cooma.

Climate, markets the main drivers for livestock mix on the Monaro high country.

Always adapting on the Monaro high country

Helen DeCosta

George Gregory, Mountview, Boorowa, with a mob of his Winyar-blood Merino ewes.

Setting plans in place pays off for George Gregory.

Higher stocking rates reaping rewards for Boorowa producer

Denis Howard

NSW Irrigators' Council believe recommendations by the Independent Connectivity Expert Panel would cost northern basin communities more than $500 million a year. File picture 

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The Independent Connectivity Expert Panel review released interim findings on the Barwon-Darling River with proposed flow targets raising concerns for irrigators.

Connectivity report recommendations not good for northern basin communities

Samantha Townsend

The newly formed NSW Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development incoming secretary is Local Land Services CEO Steve Orr with Minister for Regional NSW Tara Moriarty. Picture supplied.

NSW DPI's name to change in restructure

Cotton growers at a field day held in the Macquarie Valley investigate a new pontoon irrigation set-up. Picture by Lou Gall

Growers workshop ideas to take the sigh out of siphon irrigation

Irrigators look for economy and efficiency in water delivery

Central West Farming Systems trial agronomist Chiara Stommell is conducting a nitrogen banking trial at Condobolin. Picture by Denis Howard

With high input costs hurting growers' bottom line, banking nitrogen in the soil could be a good alternative.

Trial to help growers take nitrogen to the bank

Jamie Brown

The Butcher family, Bundarra, with Pippa, Nick, Matilda and Beau sold EU accredited Angus weaner steers, many of them sired through artificial insemination by Knowla So Right, to make $1204 for 319.5kg at 377c/kg.

Weight pays, especially during this weaner season, with heavier calves attracting more cents per kilogram than the lighter steers and heifers at Inverell on Thursday.

Inverell Angus weaner steers with weight attract the top bids

Glenn and Victoria Davis in Glenn's workshop with a Stockman's Throne saddle. Picture by Simon Chamberlain

The time-honoured art of saddle-making continues at Glenn Davis' Hallsville workshop.

A Stockman's Throne continues the traditions of master saddlery

Canowindra commemorated&nbsp;the&nbsp;103rd anniversary of the landing of Australian and New Zealand troops at Gallipoli today. A march along Gaskill Street was followed by a service and laying of the wreaths at Memorial Park.

Crowther sisters, Margaret and Katie, from Manildra pictured in Cowra. They went to the Anzac service in Manildra then drove to Cowra because their dad, Len Crowther served in the Korean war and is buried in Cowra

Anzac day march and service. Photo: Rachael Webb

Dave and Diane Hall from the Northern beaches, Sydne,y watching the Anzac day proceedings in Canowindra with their dog Bethan.

Canowindra commemorated&nbsp;the&nbsp;103rd anniversary of the landing of Australian and New Zealand troops at Gallipoli today.

A march along Gaskill Street was followed by a service and laying of the wreaths at Memorial Park.<br>

All the photos from Canowindra Anzac Day service

All the photos from Canowindra Anza...

A march along Gaskill Street was followed by a service and laying of the wreaths at Memorial Park.

All the photos from Canowindra Anzac Day service

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