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Cropping

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AWB pool fades into history

A slice of Australia's grain growing history will fade into the background with the news AWB will not offer wheat pools this year.

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Barley crop-topping permit expires

The temporary APVMA permit for the use of glyphosate as a late-season desiccant on feed barley crops has expired.

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USDA springs further surprise in crop report

The USDA has again shocked the market, with a crop report estimating around 19 million tonnes more US corn than was anticipated.

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SA set to repeal GM moratorium

South Australia is set to overturn its moratorium on genetically modified food crops.

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Corn takes wheat on downward trend

Grain prices are set to fall in the near term, according to the latest USDA Report.

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The war against skeleton weed continues

The war against skeleton weed continues in the eastern Wheatbelt, but one Muntadgin grower feels he is losing the battle.

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Grain Growers launches sustainability framework

A Grain Growers initiative is designed to better establish the grain growing sector's sustainabiity credentials.

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GrainPro creditors hopeful of pay-out

GrainPro creditors are hopeful that upon analysis of the company's books there may be sufficient assets to pay out the majority of debts.

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Barley crop-topping permit expires

The temporary APVMA permit for the use of glyphosate as a late-season desiccant on feed barley crops has expired.

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SA set to repeal GM moratorium

South Australia is set to overturn its moratorium on genetically modified food crops.

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Grain Growers launches sustainability framework

A Grain Growers initiative is designed to better establish the grain growing sector's sustainabiity credentials.

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Hitting the sweet spot between yield and agronomy

Intergrain is trying to maximise yield while at the same time provide a solid agronomic package with its new cereal varieties.

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Breeder looking to provide what the customer wants

Listening to end use customer requirements is critical for the plant breeding sector according to the head of a major breeder.

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Corn takes wheat on downward trend

Grain prices are set to fall in the near term, according to the latest USDA Report.

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The war against skeleton weed continues

The war against skeleton weed continues in the eastern Wheatbelt, but one Muntadgin grower feels he is losing the battle.

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GrainPro creditors hopeful of pay-out

GrainPro creditors are hopeful that upon analysis of the company's books there may be sufficient assets to pay out the majority of debts.

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New ryegrass control headlines BASF crop protection offering

BASF is set to hit the market with a string of high profile crop protection releases, headlined by Luximax, a pre-emergent herbicide.

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Sheep

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The key to success is people

Terry Winfield, Primaries, started work in the wool game 'just the other day', on August 25, 1962.

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Another year, another record for lamb and mutton exports

Last financial year was another record-breaking affair for both lamb and mutton exports with big increases in sales to the US and China.

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Shearing fundraiser tally reaches $38,400

Formalities following this year's record breaking Shearing For Liz Pink Shearing Fundraiser are now complete with $38,400 donated to breast cancer research last week.

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No need to intervene in wool market says grower chief

Wool auctions should continues despite last week's big price drop of almost 10pc in the benchmark eastern market indicator.

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Another year, another record for lamb and mutton exports

Last financial year was another record-breaking affair for both lamb and mutton exports with big increases in sales to the US and China.

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We share growers' pain over wool price fall and drought, says IWTO

Luxury retailers selling premium woollen clothing are also feelingthe pinch, says IWTO.

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Study tour taps into Middle East market

Selling Australian lamb and sheep meat into the Middle East is complex, with diverse markets preferring different products for different reasons, a group of Wheatbelt sheep producers has discovered.

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Sighs of relief as wool's EMI stops its horror slide

The wool market showed signs of stabilising at sales in Sydney and Melbourne today on the back of a much reduced offering.

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MLA going for more gold with goats

Meat & Livestock Australia is ramping up its education programs to help expand goatmeat production.

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Study tour taps into Middle East market

Selling Australian lamb and sheep meat into the Middle East is complex, with diverse markets preferring different products for different reasons, a group of Wheatbelt sheep producers has discovered.

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Three families, three feeding plans, one drought to beat

Three Dirranbandi district families have made the calculated decision to invest in feeding regimes through the drought. Here's why.

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No need to intervene in wool market says grower chief

Wool auctions should continues despite last week's big price drop of almost 10pc in the benchmark eastern market indicator.

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Sighs of relief as wool's EMI stops its horror slide

The wool market showed signs of stabilising at sales in Sydney and Melbourne today on the back of a much reduced offering.

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Shearing fundraiser tally reaches $38,400

Formalities following this year's record breaking Shearing For Liz Pink Shearing Fundraiser are now complete with $38,400 donated to breast cancer research last week.

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MLA going for more gold with goats

Meat & Livestock Australia is ramping up its education programs to help expand goatmeat production.

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Three families, three feeding plans, one drought to beat

Three Dirranbandi district families have made the calculated decision to invest in feeding regimes through the drought. Here's why.

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China's taste for Aussie lamb keeps growing

Latest statistics have confirmed China is now Australia's biggest volume market for sheepmeat by a large margin.

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China's taste for Aussie lamb keeps growing

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ACCC: beef sector still not doing enough

The ACCC has commended the beef and cattle industry for improving transparency, but wants more work done.

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Can we triple grain-fed beef exports to China by 2030?

A new report from Rabobank says Australia has an opportunity to increase grain-fed beef exports to China by 65 per cent by 2030.

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Market strength drives decision to feed on but weaners go

Livestock producers who are working hard to keep breeders in strong condition say the strength of the cattle market is a positive driving force.

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Producers ponder: Is it time to hold or time to fold?

Spring is nearly here and livestock producers are weighing up all options.

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Cattle numbers on feed hit a record high

Australian Lot Feeders Association/Meat & Livestock Australia survey shows that for the last June quarter there were over 1,147,393 head on feed nationally.

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Strong demand pushes beef export values toward records

The Stock Take: Mecardo's Angus Brown writes about Australia's beef export market.

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Seaweed to cut cow methane emissions

A puffy pink seaweed that can stop cows from burping out methane is being primed for mass farming by researchers from the University of the Sunshine Coast.

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Spring Sales

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Rosevale encourages producers: be ready for good times ahead in beef

Rosevale Santa Gertrudis Stud will sell some of its best bulls at the 63rd annual on property sale on September 24.

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Striking the genetic balance to meet market demands is focus of Queensland cattle industry leader

Advertiser content: A unique Central Queensland cattle breed is playing a central role in the breeding program of one of the state's largest cattle operations.

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Droughtmaster sale celebrates diamond jubilee

Advertiser content: The highly anticipated DN. Sale will be held across two massive days, from September 17-18 at CQLX Gracemere with as many as 587 bulls expected to be sold to the highest bidders.

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Accurate data the key to ram selection

Advertiser content: Accurate data collection and strong visual focus allows Pooginook Merino and Poll's ram clients to have accurate data available to select rams that meet their own breeding objectives.

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Fleckvieh Society of Australia Bull and Female sale

Advertiser content: Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to buy some of the top Fleckvieh cattle in Australia on September 6 at the inaugural Focus on Fleckvieh sale.

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Ardene increases bottom line and wants to raise clients' profits too

Sponsored content: Ardene's 2019 On Property Stud and Flock Sale will be on Friday October 11, from 1pm, at Mt Torrens, South Australia.

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Make every heifer count with a 'Kodak' son from the Hardhat Angus 2019 Bull Sale

Advertiser content: While the last two years have been challenging for beef cattle producers throughout Australia, Hardhat Angus are offering some of their easy care cattle at their 2019 bull sale.

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Champion Queensland Simmental breeders prepare for second sale

Advertiser content: Following a successful inaugural bull sale last year Queensland's Blue Dog Simmental is predicting even better results at their second on farm sale in September.

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Property

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Elgon Pastures sold at auction for $3.75m

Mixed farming property Elgon Pastures at Mt Barker sold at auction recently to a neighbouring farming family.

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Property offers a lazy, coastal lifestyle

Lazy K is well fenced, providing eight paddocks that are fertilised annually.

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Quality landholding is going to auction

This farm is set mostly high in the landscape and was originally timbered with predominantly York and white gum.

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Lifestyle and livestock at North Pinjarra

Set on the 'scarp above Fairbridge Farm, between North Dandalup and Pinjarra, this property comprises 182.9 hectares of freehold land.

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Photos and Video

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Fresh Awards 2019 declare NSW/ACT's best fresh produce suppliers | PHOTOS

There were plenty of smiles at this year's Fresh Awards.

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Seaweed to cut cow methane emissions

A puffy pink seaweed that can stop cows from burping out methane is being primed for mass farming by researchers from the University of the Sunshine Coast.

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Legendary bush racehorse immortalised

One of the greatest racehorses the bush, and Australia, has ever seen has now been recognised with a sculpture in her hometown of Blackall.

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Knudsens buy Wattle Brae stud | Video

Wattle Brae at Pilton has sold for more than $4 million to Rick and Rebecca Knudsen.

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Tough road towards ag's $100 billion goal, says ABARES

ABARES says it'll take hard work to crack ag's $100 billion target by 2030.

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Weather

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Tactical challenge for in-season nitrogen application

How much nitrogen should be applied in-season?

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BOM delivers bleak outlook at ABARES Regional Conference

It started raining in Bundaberg as a BOM guru was telling of the dry to come.

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Soft finish needed for yield potential

With just 200 millimetres received for the year to date on the Wood family's Beau Valley property at Kendenup, crops are hanging in there pretty well at this stage but a soft finish will be needed to maximise yield potential.

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BOM delivers bleak outlook at ABARES Regional Conference

It started raining in Bundaberg as a BOM guru was telling of the dry to come.

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