Farm Weekly
Saturday, July 2
Muchea winter store cattle season begins
Volume buyers of pastoral steers Joe de Pledge (left), Yanrey Cattle Trust, Jutomara Park, Badgingarra and Yanrey station, Onslow and Jutomara Park manager Don Bradford with Nutrien Livestock, Pilbara/Gascoyne agent Richard Keach at the Nutrien Livestock store cattle sale at the Muchea Livestock Centre last week. Yanrey Cattle Trust purchased 168 backgrounder pastoral steers costing to 565c/kg.
Kane Chatfield
Chocolate milk heading to SE Asia
Brownes Dairy chief executive officer Natalie Sarich-Dayton with some of the products the company plans to export to Singapore and later Thailand and Malaysia, with the help of a State Government grant.
Mal Gill
Research aims to help avocado industry flourish
Pulses adding value to Australian export market
Shannon Beattie
AEGIC markets manager Mary Raynes said Australian pulse production and market access was both driven and impeded by a variety of domestic and global factors.
Problem solving in the past and future
Bree Swift
GRDC chairman John Woods (left), PlanFarm director Jerome Critch and Thomas Elder Markets co-manager Andrew Whitelaw participated in a grain panel focused on identifying and solving issues in WAs grains supply chain at the WAFarmers Forum last Friday.

 

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Versatile Millmerran country sells for $4343/acre
Mark Phelps
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Taking a peek into the lives of the rich and famous - out on the farm
Chris McLennan
Hollywood movie star Claire Adams famously came to live on a Western District sheep station in the 1930's which she bequeathed to the state after her death.

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Special Features
Muchea winter store cattle season begins
Kane Chatfield
Volume buyers of pastoral steers Joe de Pledge (left), Yanrey Cattle Trust, Jutomara Park, Badgingarra and Yanrey station, Onslow and Jutomara Park manager Don Bradford with Nutrien Livestock, Pilbara/Gascoyne agent Richard Keach at the Nutrien Livestock store cattle sale at the Muchea Livestock Centre last week. Yanrey Cattle Trust purchased 168 backgrounder pastoral steers costing to 565c/kg.
July 1 store sale to yard 800 cattle
Kane Chatfield
Nutrien Livestock will host its July store cattle sale at Boyanup next Friday (July 1), commencing at 1pm with about 800 beef and dairy store cattle sale nominated for the fixture.