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The Great Northern Highway, after flooding hit the Kimberley region in January 2023. Photo by Chris Towne, Gogo station.

"How many freight disruptions do we need for something to change?"

Floods, fires and freight disruptions: WA transport boss calls for action

Paradise Beef feedlot manager Cindy-Lee Dowdell.

Paradise Beef feedlot manager named a 2024 ALFA awards finalist.

Meet the Donnybrook lotfeeder who is a finalist in the 2024 ALFA awards

Luke Bairstow, Arizona Farms, Lake Grace.

Luke Bairstow, Lake Grace and Rob Potter, Manypeaks, shared their experiences in fodder conservation at the WALRC Livestock Matters cattle forum last month.

Producers share their experiences in fodder conservation

Wayne Mitchell (left), Lachy Gilmour, Irongate Wagyu and Annabel Cameron, Chimera Trust, Albany.

From split calving to winter calving: three Albany cattle producers discussed the time of calving at their properties and benefit of those.

Producers discuss time of calving and how it might affect the supply chain

An e-petition has been launched by Durack MP Melissa Price and North West Central MLA Merome Beard in collaboration with The Train Lighting and Passive Level Crossing Safety Group calling on the Federal government to introduce mandatory train illumination standards immediately. Photo supplied.

The fight to make country roads safer has been long and relentless, but one Wondinong station pastoralist Lara Jensen is not ready to give up on.

Petition sheds light on train lighting

This year the season broke about a month later than normal for Esperance grower Neil Wandel, meaning seeding didn't get underway until June 5.

Despite the late start and dry conditions, Neil Wandel believes this season's crop will perform better than 2023.

Esperance farmer meets global grain demand

 Dr Caroline Jacobson (left), Murdoch University, Chapman Valley mixed farmer Jason Stokes and Kojonup sheep producer Emily Stretch.


In response to the current market challenges, Chapman Valley farmer Jason Stokes is intensifying his stocking rate and focusing on cost control.

Chapman Valley mixed farmer Jason Stokes - do more, just better

 Kojonup sheep producer Emily Stretch spoke about how her family have responded to the current market challenges. Photo by Atlex Stockyards.

"We must accept finite disappointment, but never lose infinite hope."

Kojonup sheep producer Emily Stretch - weathering the storm

AgPro management consultant Ed Riggall (left) and Icon Agriculture farm management consultant Bob Hall.

"I am really proud of all the people I talk to and the efforts they have gone to manage their sheep."

Agpro management consultant - is it different this time?

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Bob Hall.

At the WALRC Livestock Matters forum, Bob Hall reflected on a time somewhat similar to now, when the wool reserve price scheme crashed in the early 1990s.