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Neighbouring lifestyle farms sell for big prices near Ballarat
Prices being paid for lifestyle properties continues to amaze. -
Labor proved savvy in lead-up to election
via theland.com.au
If it ain't broke, don't fix it, but if it is wrecked, go back to the drawing board. -
Do it right, or not at all
via theland.com.au
When it comes to growing corn these days the message is 'do it right or not at all'. -
Backlog of sheep has WA producers worried
Decreasing numbers of live sheep vessels and lengthy backlogs of sheep waiting to be processed are sparking fears that sheep numbers could decline further in Western Australia. -
Best WA bull selling season on record
Get the full wrap-up of the 2022-23 WA bull sale season. -
Julian Walter reflects on 40 years of owning a big WA building company
Insights from Julian Walter, who founded WA's biggest regional building company - WA Country Builders. -
Police investigate car and equipment theft in Wollar
via theland.com.au
Rural crime investigators are searching for thieves who stole a vehicle and farm equipment from a Wollar property -
Farmers who use tyres to tie down silage stacks encouraged to register with EPA
EPA said registration process is now less onerous for farmers. -
Wodonga sold to cheaper trend
via theland.com.au
The market was about $100 a head cheaper at Wodonga on Thursday compared to a fortnight ago. -
Prime, fully developed cattle country backed by cultivation
Allambie is 4307 hectares prime, fully developed cattle country backed by 427ha of cultivation. -
Dungowan Dam project dead in the water
via theland.com.au
The cancellation of the Dungowan Dam project came as little surprise after the federal government cut it's share of funding in the federal budget last Tuesday. -
Planning industry workarounds to GPS outages
A precision ag specialist has forecast industry becoming more able to work around future satellite disruptions. -
Almost $10,000/ac paid for Mid North cropping farm
Another big farm auction result, this time almost $10,000 an acre paid for a cropping farm in the Mid North. -
Regenerative Olmo for 440 cows or 6600 sheep | Video
via theland.com.au
Olmo is a well located 889 hectare grazing property with a long term commitment to regenerative agriculture. -
'Destroyed her beyond repair': Dolly's mum speaks out in lead-up to day marking her memory
'Come together, spread kindness and take a stand' on Do if for Dolly Day. -
Two of three Armatree properties sold
Two of three Armatree properties have sold with negotiations continuing on the third. -
New report finds growth in agribusiness
Strong production in Tasmania's dairy industry according to new report. -
Faith in manufacturing low
via theland.com.au
The survey expects consumption growth to slow, impacted by high interest rates. -
Beef steers sell to $1643 and 440 cents/kg and beef heifers reach $1786
Beef steers make $1643 at Nutrien Boyanup sale. -
April rainfall higher than expected, mild outlook for May
Despite dry predictions, April's monthly rainfall was the ninth-highest recorded. -
Trade issues raised on China trip
Premier reflects on WA government's first visit to China in four years -
Projects in high rainfall zones wrap up
Findings on how to increase productivity in the HRZ have been released. -
GrainCorp flags crushing expansion following whopper profit
GrainCorp will investigate further oilseed crushing opportunities after yet another strong financial result. -
Emotional debate affirms a female only future for NSW CWA
via theland.com.au
A motion to include young people who are transgender, non-binary and male as junior members of the NSW CWA was not passed at the 2023 annual general meeting. -
Biosecurity levy hike a 'nasty shock' for sheep industry
An increased biosecurity levy, on top of the cost of switching to eID tags has left the sheep industry feeling disappointed. -
What beef is saying about the new biosecurity levy
Nobody wants to see producers propping up a Department of Agriculture plagued with financial woes. -
Switch to no-till Australia's own Green Revolution
Farmers and researchers have said the shift to no-till and conservation cropping has been the biggest advance in the last 40 years. -
Decentralising data transfer
via theland.com.au
The launch of a World Wide Web protocol that will grease the rails of sustainable trade is an opportunity to good to miss for Australian agriculture. -
April beef exports plummet
While the April export figure is hugely different to the previous month it does not suggest a fundamental drop in daily production. -
No panic over cattle market slide
"There are absolutely no signs the cattle market is collapsing." -
Aberdeen paraders take the championship ribbon at Wingham Beef Week
via theland.com.au
A student from St Joseph's school, Aberdeen, has been judged the champion parader at the Wingham Beef Week -
Trade Minister heads to China in push to end trade war
Trade Minister Don Farrell is travelling to Beijing in a bid to end a long-running dispute blocking Australian businesses accessing lucrative Chinese markets. -
Who made the cut?The groups invited to meet with the independent panel
The organisation of the independent panel regional consultation meetings in April was not adequate according to growers and industry stakeholders. -
Who made the cut?
The organisation of the independent panel regional consultation meetings in April was not adequate according to growers and industry stakeholders. -
Rural Australia hardest hit by Telstra outage
via theland.com.au
Rural Australia is still having internet and mobile phone issues following a Telstra outage -
Canadians swoop again to buy South Australian onion empire
The Canadians have swooped again on a major Australian agricultural business - this time their focus is onions. -
Perth's house market is on the rise
There is stronger activity in the $500,000 to $1 million price range for Perth houses. -
Handy Hillgrove takes steers through to export weights | Video
Hillgrove is a very handy 157 hectare property capable of running 90 to 100 steers through to export weights.
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