Agriculture news

• Indian Thunder wows crowd at Lightning Ridge

  28-04-2023 23:00 via theland.com.au
  
  This year, the $19,500 opal bracelet went to the connections of Indian Thunder.
  
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• Why regional communities are donating land to refugees

  28-04-2023 22:00 via farmonline.com.au
  
  Regional towns welcome refugees with open arms and find huge financial and social returns.
  
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• Ground-breaking scientific drilling begins in Western NSW

  28-04-2023 22:00 via theland.com.au
  
  Geoscience Australia will begin the drilling project between Broken Hill and Wentworth
  
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• Coolup Anzac history memorialised

  28-04-2023 12:30 via farmweekly.com.au
  
  About 100 people attended the dusk memorial service on Monday evening.
  
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• Fig Tree Park Angus host first female sale

  28-04-2023 12:00 via theland.com.au
  
  Figtree Park Angus of Guyra in the Northern Tablelands opened up their gates for their first on-property female sale which saw several recognized angus studs within the region in attendance.
  
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• New board for cereal breeder

  28-04-2023 11:30 via farmweekly.com.au
  
  The board changes as it adopts new breeding technologies that will deliver benefits to the grain industry.
  
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• Outstanding cropping, grazing country makes $6300/acre

  28-04-2023 11:00 via theland.com.au
  
  Outstanding cropping and grazing country has sold for $6300/acre.
  
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• Maiden ewes expected to be in top condition for Berridale competition

  28-04-2023 10:00 via theland.com.au
  
  The Berridale Agricultural Bureau's Maiden Merino Ewe Competition will be held over two days across the Snowy Monaro Region.
  
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• Bassine Cheeses sales manager taking the lead in community

  28-04-2023 10:00 via farmonline.com.au
  
  The leadership program embraces the diversity of the Gippsland region and its people.
  
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• EU rule changes spell the end for popular herbicide

  28-04-2023 09:00 via farmonline.com.au
  
  Australian canola producers will not be able to use haloxyfop herbicides in spite of them being registered still due to changes in EU policy.
  
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• Residents and politicians rally against outback silver mine

  28-04-2023 08:00 via theland.com.au
  
  Hundreds of locals have rallied against a proposed silver and lead mine in central west NSW as they consider whether to legally challenge the open-cut project's approval.
  
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• How this weekend's rain event is expected to impact your region

  28-04-2023 08:00 via theland.com.au
  
  Agronomists share their thoughts about how the weekend's rain will impact each NSW region
  
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• Agribusiness buzz in brief: Rex, Pace Farms and Feed Central news

  28-04-2023 07:00 via farmonline.com.au
  
  A quick look over the fence at what some of the players in agribusiness are up to and talking about.
  
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• Grass fire forces highway closure in the Orana region

  28-04-2023 06:37 via theland.com.au
  
  Motorists are advised to take extra care as smoke may affect visibility.
  
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• Post-auction negotiations continue on Melaleuca

  28-04-2023 06:00 via farmonline.com.au
  
  Negotiations are continuing on the 3234 hectare freehold cattle property Melaleuca.
  
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• Mordallup Angus sale peaks at $30,000

  28-04-2023 06:00 via farmweekly.com.au
  
  The Muir family presented a top line of 72 well-grown yearling bulls at their Mordallup sale that peaked at $30,000.
  
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• A financially feasible Australia Post critical to all

  28-04-2023 06:00 via theland.com.au
  
  Australia Post faces significant challenges in remaining financially viable while continuing to meet its CSOs.
  
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• In demand cattle property tops $3000/acre

  28-04-2023 05:00 via farmonline.com.au
  
  An in demand cattle property has sold at auction for more than $3000/acre.
  
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• Police search for 200 merino ewes and wethers stolen from Bookham

  28-04-2023 04:30 via theland.com.au
  
  The public is urged to contact police with information about 213 stolen merino ewes and wethers stolen from a Bookham property
  
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• Disease management of apples in spotlight

  28-04-2023 04:00 via farmweekly.com.au
  
  "We need to take an adaptive mindset to disease management."
  
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• Another state bans the use of once popular yabby nets

  28-04-2023 04:00 via farmonline.com.au
  
  The use of opera house style nets to catch yabbies has now been banned across most of Australia.
  
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• Cracking cotton picking season underway

  28-04-2023 03:00 via farmonline.com.au
  
  Rain forecast for some NSW and southern areas this weekend could momentarily halt the cotton harvest but growers say it's otherwise smooth sailing.
  
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• Yarravel man charged over dark web drug crime

  28-04-2023 02:30 via theland.com.au
  
  A 55 year old man faces multiple charges for allegedly supplying drugs on the dark web
  
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• Town's old newspaper office for sale after home renovation

  28-04-2023 02:00 via farmonline.com.au
  
  A country town's old newspaper office has undergone a home conversion and now it's back on the market.
  
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• Will instant asset tax write-off arrangements be extended?

  28-04-2023 01:00 via farmweekly.com.au
  
  Will farmers get the instant write-off benefit because their machines are held up awaiting inspection at port and may not be delivered by June 30?
  
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• Mighty Rawlinna, our biggest sheep station, may be changing hands

  28-04-2023 01:00 via farmweekly.com.au
  
  Australia's biggest sheep station may be about to change ownership, according to reports today.
  
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• Government funding to progress Glen Innes indoor equine and livestock centre

  28-04-2023 00:30 via theland.com.au
  
  Glen Innes is a step closer to having a new indoor equine and livestock centre with state government funding being approved
  
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• Monthly store sale attracts quality cattle

  28-04-2023 00:00 via farmweekly.com.au
  
  The top end of the beef steers sold to $1968 and 460c/kg at the lighter end at Boyanup.
  
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