Agriculture news

• Locals to lead the recovery and rebuild

  04-04-2023 23:50 via farmweekly.com.au
  
  "State Recovery continues to work with uninsured residents to facilitate the clean-up of their properties by removing material containing asbestos," said State recovery control officer, Melissa Pexton.
  
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• Small Gippsland farm block sells for big money

  04-04-2023 23:00 via farmonline.com.au
  
  Buyers still prepared to pay big for small farm blocks in out of the way areas.
  
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• Show us the recovery money: Aldridge

  04-04-2023 23:00 via farmweekly.com.au
  
  "As at 1 November 2022, a total of $6.97m of the $104.5m recovery package has been expended, leaving a total of $97.53 million unspent," says Martin Aldrige.
  
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• Uralla farmer sees the future with new climate tool

  04-04-2023 22:00 via theland.com.au
  
  Insights from CSA have led to changes on this farm
  
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• Labor government must connect with purpose for regional, rural and remote NSW

  04-04-2023 22:00 via theland.com.au
  
  Incoming NSW government must act for rural, regional and remote communities.
  
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• Keen to 'sink' her teeth into ag issues

  04-04-2023 22:00 via theland.com.au
  
  New Agriculture Minister Tara Moriarty is keen to "sink her teeth" into her portfolios.
  
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• Lord Hintze's Warrane presents as a 58,000 DSE opportunity

  04-04-2023 21:30 via theland.com.au
  
  UK-based Australian-British businessman and philanthropist Lord Michael Hintze is selling his prized 7489 hectare property Warrane.
  
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• Growers explore planting options for year ahead

  04-04-2023 21:00 via theland.com.au
  
  Crop farmers are exploring planting options on the back of markets and weather forecasts.
  
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• Photos: Upper Murray beef producers forum

  04-04-2023 12:00 via theland.com.au
  
  About 220 people attended the Upper Murray beef producers forum at Jingellic on Saturday.
  
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• New permits set to help manage powdery mildew

  04-04-2023 11:30 via farmweekly.com.au
  
  GPA has applied for three new permits that will help manage shifts in fungicide sensitivity, and resistance to both Group 3 and Group 11 fungicides.
  
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• Australia's most gruelling endurance ride set to return

  04-04-2023 11:00 via theland.com.au
  
  It's symbolic, it's brutal and it's coming back - the 250 kilometre horse endurance ride between Winton and Longreach that attracted competitors from around Australia 40 years ago is being revived this year, for one year only.
  
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• Bowdens Silver mine approved for central west NSW

  04-04-2023 10:00 via theland.com.au
  
  A proposed mine in the NSW central west has been given the green light by the state's independent planning authority despite concern among locals.
  
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• Wool's "economic hangover" easing

  04-04-2023 08:00 via farmonline.com.au
  
  More positive global conditions and better logistics bode well for the Aussie wool export industry.
  
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• Farming groups back climate support plan

  04-04-2023 08:00 via theland.com.au
  
  A $132 million proposal would see 200 extension officers support famers in a bid to reduce carbon emissions
  
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• Dreyfus joins Russian exodus

  04-04-2023 07:12 via farmonline.com.au
  
  Three of the world's major grain traders have pulled out of the Russian market. What does it mean for Aussie grain growers?
  
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• International wheat market looks bearish

  04-04-2023 07:00 via farmweekly.com.au
  
  The US has only exported 85pc of the USDA target, with Russia remaining a volatile force in the market.
  
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• Rural Aid's Long Lunch raises $175,000 for farming families | Pictures

  04-04-2023 06:00 via farmonline.com.au
  
  More than $175,000 has been raised farming families at Rural Aid's annual Long Lunch.
  
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• Quality breeding and fattening country remains on the market | Video

  04-04-2023 05:30 via theland.com.au
  
  Quality breeding and fattening block Myallawa remains on the market after being put to auction.
  
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• Young cattle market turns on tighter supply

  04-04-2023 05:00 via farmonline.com.au
  
  "Traders are still trying to ascertain what their losses will be on weaners bought last year. "
  
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• Sexed dairy and beef semen continue to drive strong domestic market

  04-04-2023 04:00 via farmonline.com.au
  
  Sexed semen sales were up 29 per cent on 2021.
  
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• Historic outback pubs hit the market

  04-04-2023 04:00 via theland.com.au
  
  The historical pubs The Astra in Broken Hill and the Back O'Bourke pub in Bourke are now on the market
  
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• Millions raised for mental health in 700km ride

  04-04-2023 03:04 via farmweekly.com.au
  
  Mental health support has never been more important and the demand for services continues to grow.
  
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• Top of $15,500 at Panorama Speckle Parks

  04-04-2023 03:00 via theland.com.au
  
  A heifer has sold for $15,500 at Tim Willemse and Naomi Hobson's Panorama Farms Speckle Park private treaty sale
  
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• Concerns over live sheep export ban impact on Middle East animal welfare

  04-04-2023 02:50 via farmonline.com.au
  
  A ban on live sheep exports from Australia could result in poorer animal welfare standards in the Middle East.
  
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• Stick to the plan despite nitrogen pricing

  04-04-2023 01:17 via farmweekly.com.au
  
  "It's still worth putting on that nitrogen, it's only when you start getting really large losses it's not worth doing," says economist
  
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• Variability a feature of a decaying La Nina

  04-04-2023 01:00 via farmonline.com.au
  
  The mid to long range outlooks will likely be drier ones.
  
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• Fines issued for pollutions

  04-04-2023 01:00 via theland.com.au
  
  A sediment plume stretched for more than two kilometres down Yarrangobilly River, while sediment-laden water from roadworks ended up in a creek.
  
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• Revealed: WA farm land prices continue to rise

  04-04-2023 00:00 via farmweekly.com.au
  
  Cautious optimism is still the order of the day for farmers, according to Elders' property experts in WA.
  
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