WA industry funding reports now online THE latest annual reports for WA's three industry-driven biosecurity funding schemes are available on the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) website. Test
Move away to live among the wildflowers The opportunity to diversify your operation with this property is exceptional, with 1874.1 hectares on two titles. Test
This gardener flourishes in Wagin Macedonian-born Cveta and her husband Tom not only remain true to their Macedonian and Italian roots, but are actively encouraging others to adopt the healthy and fulfilling pastime of growing their food. Test
Standout cattle farm with great water The property is 10 kilometres north of Badgingarra with direct access to Brand Highway. Test
Move away to live among the wildflowers The opportunity to diversify your operation with this property is exceptional, with 1874.1 hectares on two titles. Test
WA buyers active at Woonallee sale WA buyers made their presence felt at the recent annual Woonallee Simmental bull and female sale at Millicent, South Australia, operating on lots in both the bull and female portions of the sale. Test
Wool on the move Australia's wool market is on the move, rallying for eight weeks in a row finishing on 2027c/kg, clean. Test
Diversify with this quality farmland This highly recommended property has been farmed to very high standards and is well suited to cropping, sheep, prime lambs and cattle. Test
Wool on the move Australia's wool market is on the move, rallying for eight weeks in a row finishing on 2027c/kg, clean. Test
Activist actions anger WA farmers While the relationship between producer and consumer has never been more important, the divide between farmer and activist has grown wider in the past few weeks. Test
Standout cattle farm with great water The property is 10 kilometres north of Badgingarra with direct access to Brand Highway. Test
This gardener flourishes in Wagin Macedonian-born Cveta and her husband Tom not only remain true to their Macedonian and Italian roots, but are actively encouraging others to adopt the healthy and fulfilling pastime of growing their food. Test
Diversify with this quality farmland This highly recommended property has been farmed to very high standards and is well suited to cropping, sheep, prime lambs and cattle. Test
Activist actions anger WA farmers While the relationship between producer and consumer has never been more important, the divide between farmer and activist has grown wider in the past few weeks. Test
Kinsey clearing sale sees $150 for ewes Prime SAMM ewes go for $150 at Broomehill clearing sale. Test
Cautious approval for GRDC investment The GRDC's bold $25 million investment into ag-tech research has won qualified approval from grower groups. Test
Barley proves the best option for Terry in a tough season Sponsored content: A bio-stimulant has made the difference for a successful grower who has harvested one of the few barley crops in drought stricken northern NSW. Test
Ag eagerly awaits Indonesia FTA UPDATED: A new FTA with Indonesia will have big benefits, in particular for the grains industry. Test
Lowest national crop in over a decade Last year's national crop was the smallest since 2007-08, in spite of the second biggest year on record in Western Australia. Test
Grains industry news in brief Brazilian soybean production down, a new glasshouse development closer to reality and new CBH directors. Test
Need for seed no concern The seed production industry is confident there will be no broadscale shortages of seed before this autumn's plant. Test
Biosecurity breaches could lead to travel ban People who breach biosecurity requirements more than twice could risk not being granted entry to Australia under proposed new laws. Test
GRDC's ag-tech vote of confidence The GRDC has established a $50 million ag-tech development fund, together with a venture capital business, Artesian. Test
Barley proves the best option for Terry in a tough season Sponsored content: A bio-stimulant has made the difference for a successful grower who has harvested one of the few barley crops in drought stricken northern NSW. Test
Lowest national crop in over a decade Last year's national crop was the smallest since 2007-08, in spite of the second biggest year on record in Western Australia. Test
Biosecurity breaches could lead to travel ban People who breach biosecurity requirements more than twice could risk not being granted entry to Australia under proposed new laws. Test
No autumn cheer in the north The recent BOM seasonal outlook does not contain good news for northern Australian farmers looking for rain. Test
GM status quo in Western Australia A government committee in WA threw out a push to implement legislation to protect growers from GM contamination, presented by the Greens. Test
Grains industry news in brief Brazilian soybean production down, a new glasshouse development closer to reality and new CBH directors. Test
Need for seed no concern The seed production industry is confident there will be no broadscale shortages of seed before this autumn's plant. Test
GRDC's ag-tech vote of confidence The GRDC has established a $50 million ag-tech development fund, together with a venture capital business, Artesian. Test
Feeders flock to barley as sorghum production cut Grain end users in the north are using more barley in their rations as sorghum production estimates are cut. Test
Mutton closing in on a low If we’re not seeing the low for mutton prices now, we’re not far off it, says Mecardo's Andrew Whitelaw. Test
Central West to host Poll Dorset conference Central West NSW region will host the breed's national conference for the first time. Test
Biosecurity breaches could lead to travel ban People who breach biosecurity requirements more than twice could risk not being granted entry to Australia under proposed new laws. Test
Fertility attracts premium As sheep producers across the country wait to see what the weather will do, there has been much talk about just how high ewe prices will go when the rain comes. Test
Rise in the market for Merino lamb With prices punching above their normal seasonal range and a steady wool market, the Merino lamb is looking very attractive to restockers. Test
Central West to host Poll Dorset conference Central West NSW region will host the breed's national conference for the first time. Test
Biosecurity breaches could lead to travel ban People who breach biosecurity requirements more than twice could risk not being granted entry to Australia under proposed new laws. Test
Lamb supply squeeze tips large price upside Mecardo's Angus Brown says sheep industry projections look very good for those who still have their flock intact. Test
'We can still make our case' Three Western Australian farming women who took their case to parliament this week believe the live sheep export industry has a sustainable future. Test
Fertility attracts premium As sheep producers across the country wait to see what the weather will do, there has been much talk about just how high ewe prices will go when the rain comes. Test
Rise in the market for Merino lamb With prices punching above their normal seasonal range and a steady wool market, the Merino lamb is looking very attractive to restockers. Test
Lamb supply squeeze tips large price upside Mecardo's Angus Brown says sheep industry projections look very good for those who still have their flock intact. Test
'We can still make our case' Three Western Australian farming women who took their case to parliament this week believe the live sheep export industry has a sustainable future. Test
Conception low blow Farmers face yet another setback as conception rates in ewes fall dramatically. Test
Lamb’s price slide lingers Lamb, mutton prices have been dropping in the last few weeks, but a price eruption is on the horizon. Test
First Woolmark-certified running shoe leaps into market Advertiser content: Athletic Propulsion Labs® (APL) has launched their TechLoom Breeze Merino Wool collection - the first- ever technical knit shoe to be certified by The Woolmark Company. Test
Producers urged to take action in national Sheep Parasite Survey Advertiser content: Sheep producers are being urged to participate in a national survey that could change the way the industry manages parasites such as worms, flies and lice. Test
Why does wool breathe? Advertiser content: Human beings rely on clothing to help regulate their body temperatures, and this creates the feeling of comfort. Due to the wool fibre’s inherent characteristics, wool fabrics provide this thermal comfort better than any other common apparel fibre. Test
Maintaining China’s desire for Aussie wool Advertiser content: Trade between China and Australia is fundamental for the Australian wool industry. In 2018, AWI has marked more than half a century of a cross-cultural partnership between Australia and China – spanning trade through to design. Test
Combating invasive species Advertiser content: The Centre for Invasive Species Solution has launched 21 projects to combat key invasive species problems. Supported by AWI, government departments, research institutions and other RDCs, the centre is a national collaborative research, development and extension (RD&E) organisation formed to tackle the ongoing threat from invasive species, such as wild dogs, foxes, rabbits, wild pigs and feral deer. Test
Strong beef demand in Indo boosted by trade deal Indo trade deal back on track good news for beef. Test
Calls to bolster biosecurity Threat from undeclared contaminated food very real, say cattle producers Test
Bold options to reset red meat industry New body Food Protein Australia an option in MoU review. Test
Fake news thwarts livestock gene technology Powerful lobbies shaping ag policy, economists at AARES hear. Test
Barley proves the best option for Terry in a tough season Sponsored content: A bio-stimulant has made the difference for a successful grower who has harvested one of the few barley crops in drought stricken northern NSW. Test
Can Grain Prices Keep Going Higher? Sponsored content: With Australian wheat and barley production down in the most recent harvest, what factors are set to influence our grain prices in the near future? Test
When human contact makes all the difference With all the Telco deals out there sometimes it is the simple things like good customer service that makes all the difference. Test
The Coopers Couch E3: Ongoing dry creates the perfect storm for Pinkeye Sponsored content: Cases of pinkeye are on the rise across the country due to the dry and dusty conditions bought on by drought, but there is a solution. Test
The Coopers Couch E2: You can’t make money off lambs if they don’t make it to marking Sponsored content: If you’ve got low birthing rates you’re going to have a bad year. That’s why it’s essential, experts say, to protect your flock against Campylobacter. Test
The Coopers Couch E3: Ongoing dry creates the perfect storm for Pinkeye Sponsored content: Cases of pinkeye are on the rise across the country due to the dry and dusty conditions bought on by drought, but there is a solution. Test
The Coopers Couch E2: You can’t make money off lambs if they don’t make it to marking Sponsored content: If you’ve got low birthing rates you’re going to have a bad year. That’s why it’s essential, experts say, to protect your flock against Campylobacter. Test
The Coopers Couch E1: Protecting against MH and IBR is important to control BRD BRD is one of the most common and costly diseases facing the beef cattle industry globally. However, you can significantly reduce the risk. Test
Diversify with this quality farmland This highly recommended property has been farmed to very high standards and is well suited to cropping, sheep, prime lambs and cattle. Test
Standout cattle farm with great water The property is 10 kilometres north of Badgingarra with direct access to Brand Highway. Test
Move away to live among the wildflowers The opportunity to diversify your operation with this property is exceptional, with 1874.1 hectares on two titles. Test
Almost a century since it changed hands Right in the heart of the renowned Chapman Valley, Roslyn Farm is an undulating property, starting at some quartz hilltops and gradually levelling out onto some extremely fertile, silted loam flats. Test
Negotiations continue on Colmar | Video Negotiations are continuing on the 355 hectare Jondaryan property Colmar. Test
Watch banks boss, Anna Bligh, talk agribusiness and the Royal Commission Banking industry made its first public response to Royal Commission's impact on agribusiness when Anna Bligh spoke in Sydney today. Test
Wodonga quality slips alarmingly The Wodonga store cattle yarding become a victim of the season when quality dropped alarming on Thursday Test
Social pictures - Industry update on spray regs Northern Wheatbelt farmers turned out in numbers at Dalwallinu on Wednesday last week to learn how to set up their spray rigs to meet new interim regulations before they start summer knockdowns. Test
Taking Australian agtech to the world Agriculture 4.0 initiative targets offshore investors for Australia's food and fibre production industries Test
No autumn cheer in the north The recent BOM seasonal outlook does not contain good news for northern Australian farmers looking for rain. Test
High temperatures and dry summer so far It's been warm and the forecast is for it to remain dry until April Test
January the hottest month on record BOM data has shown that January was the hottest month on record for Australia as a whole. Test
US freezes as we swelter IT MAY feel like there is no end to the heat here in Australia, but the opposite is true in the US, where temperatures dropped to -51. Test