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Tributes for Nationals MP Stephen Bromhead
Myall Lakes MP Stephen Bromhead died on Thursday, March 16 following a battle with mesothelioma. -
Tamworth farmer and former NSW Nationals chair takes blame for farm injury
via theland.com.au
The accused will plead guilty to some of the charges, while others have been dropped in court this morning. -
Not another sporting field in Sydney, show us ag funds that count
via theland.com.au
The Land's journalist Samantha Townsend looks at the cash-splash announcements being spent ahead of the election. -
Farm owner has spent big restoring this North East grazing farm
A lot of time and money has been spent restoring this Greta Valley farm to livestock production. -
Business booming for Qld couple with sights on China
It's an exciting time for Darren and Anna Dillon, who founded PT Blueboys in 2017. -
Labor shows Landcare love
via theland.com.au
The future of Landcare has been assured with the announcement that a Labor government will boost its funding to a record $59 million over the next four years. -
Premium returns for a well-finished lamb | Stock Talk
via theland.com.au
There was up to $50 a head difference in the saleyards for similar weight lambs lacking the finish and freshness this week. -
Not all experts agree with fears of El Nino
Not all the weather experts are convinced an El Nino is guaranteed. -
Rangeview stud wins supreme ribbon
"We are now into our fourth generation with the stud with Jeremy's children involved so this is pretty special to all of us," said John King after their Wagin Woolorama win. -
Why northern beef doesn't believe Murray Watt's promises on live-ex
"We were being eaten alive on a daily basis by every form of media." -
Interest rates, weather and weaker markets unsettle farmer mood
Half the farm sector remains fairly upbeat about business conditions staying similar to last year, but Rabobank says spending plans and income expectations are down. -
Imported shearers ready to fill the gap
via theland.com.au
Wool harvesting industry peak bodies and advocacy groups have been working on a solution to the state's shearer shortage and believe importing skilled workers from other wool growing nations could be the answer. -
US visitors cotton onto water efficiency in north-west crops
via theland.com.au
Four of the United States' leading minds in cotton research have been in Australia for a two-week tour examining water efficiency and usage among cotton crops -
Private land proposal for conservation
The government is seeking feedback on policy to count "other effective area-based conservation measures" in Australia's target for 30 per cent of land and 30 per cent of oceans protected by 2030. -
Sustainability a hot topic at sheep industry forum
Sustainability important issue of discussions among leading sheep industry groups at SSF Forum. -
Property records set in south east
With nine registered buyers, and four consistently bidding, it was evident this property was highly desired. -
Country music lovers line up from 2.30am
via theland.com.au
Country music lovers were lined up from 2.30am to gain access into CMC Rocks at Willowbank Raceway this morning. -
South Gippsland dairy farm sells for $13,500/ac
A South Gippsland dairy farm has sold for a solid $13,500 per acre. -
This poultry farmer won't be letting his children eat fake nuggets
A farm leader said claims of fake food makers had been rocked by the failure of plant-based nuggets to pass a food standards test. -
Flying the flag for Aussie grain
"It was very good to be able to meet face to face, it's a lot more positive to be there in person and to speak with people," said Grains Australia chairman Terry Enright. -
Collapse of US bank surprises international financial markets
via theland.com.au
The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank in America dominated the news headlines. -
Aussie farmers embrace agriculture tech ahead of UK, US
Livestock software company Agriwebb surveyed nearly 800 producers across the three countries as part of a new report. -
Alarming rise of opioids as drug consumption surges in regional Australia
Annual wastewater testing study reveals national drug consumption patterns. -
Sierra Nevada snow points to a climate flip
via theland.com.au
Australian export beef producers are looking for any news that the US drought will end and recent extreme snowfall in the Sierra Nevada is a good sign. But will Australia swing into drought as a result? -
February beef exports up
With cows driving the increase in slaughter numbers, it is not surprising that frozen beef made up the bulk of February's increased export tonnage. -
Farming getting tougher in Ukraine's war zone
Kees Huizinga left no one in doubt that farming was very difficult and getting more difficult the longer the war dragged on. -
New urea line makes unbelievable a reality
New CSBP product Urea Sustain will leave more nitrogen available to the crop. -
Monaro was his home
via theland.com.au
Respected breeder of Merino sheep -
Fake chicken nuggets fail food standards
Random testing of an imported plant-based food has found it breaches Australian food standards.
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