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Farmers join alliance to fight against 'same job, same pay' laws
The alliance of major employment groups say the proposal would not reward experience or loyalty, and deny contract workers the ability to negotiate "more pay for harder work". -
Lamb exports surge, but saleyards prices soften
via theland.com.au
Big supplies of lambs ready for market continue to keep a lid on the prices. -
Police urge firearm owners to check compliance
via theland.com.au
Police are encouraging firearm owners to ensure compliance with the firearm legislation -
Even rain won't lift cattle market now
Many of the big cattle-breeding regions are now believed to be close to normal numbers. -
World record micron of 9.4 for Vellus Aureum fleece competition winner
via theland.com.au
Rowensville Merinos, St Helens, Victoria, has won the annual Ermenegildo Zegna Vellus Aureum Trophy. -
Yearling steers surge to $1425 top at Forbes sale
via theland.com.au
Yearling steers exceeded expectations at the Forbes store sale after selling to a top of $1425. -
Faces at the 2023 MerinoLink conference
via theland.com.au
Local and interstate producers attended the annual MerinoLink conference and field day. -
Cow and calf separation is under scrutiny
Cow and calf separation is an emerging issue for the global dairy industry, affecting farmers in Australia and the northern hemisphere -
NZ agtech company to trial sheep facial recognition in Australia
Sheep facial recognition technology will be trialled in Victoria this month. -
South west property sold prior to auction | Video
Picturesque south west property Wattle Grove has sold for an undisclosed price prior to auction. -
NSW farmers renew calls for competition reform
via theland.com.au
NSW Farmers are calling on the government to implement competition reforms to help reduce cost of living pressures -
High rainfall totals brings relief
BOM have issued a severe wind warning for the central districts -
New law to hit farming and mining
Still much uncertainty about extent of the Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act (2023). -
Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act (2023) causing angst for farmers and miners
Still much uncertainty about extent of the Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act (2023). -
Wool industry helps in fight against motor neuron disease
AWI has teamed up with FightMND on a range of wool scarves to raise money for the charity -
Chinese deal sends Neurizer shares soaring
via theland.com.au
The Punter has already sunk $6720 into 50,000 shares but so far has lost two-thirds of his money. -
A special sale for Boyanup draws beef and dairy steers and heifers
Wide variety of quality steers and heifers to go under the hammer at Boyanup. -
Mark Allison to stay as Elders managing director, with more pay
Elders' managing director, Mark Allison, is postponing his exit from the big agribusiness - possibly for two years. -
Lab-grown meat won't stack up environmentally: new science
"We are still working out exactly what the problem is and we are absolutely still working out the solutions," -
Ethical Tasmanian Merino producer snares 2023 Zegna trophy
via theland.com.au
Simon and Ann-Louise Cameron, Saralco Partnership, Kingston, Conara, Tasmania, has been awarded the prestigious 2023 Ermenegildo Zegna trophy for superfine wool. -
China lifts another trade ban on Aussie agriculture
China has lifted another trade barrier. -
Vale respected agency statesman Brian Rodwell
via theland.com.au
Brain Rodwell was a highly influential industry statesmen whose agency career spanned 74 years. -
Australian fungus infecting dung beetles
via theland.com.au
An Australian fungus is eating imported dung beetles which explains why some beetles are not surviving -
Dingo research called out in new findings
via theland.com.au
The emotive debate over whether Australia's wild canid should be conserved or culled is at the heart of two new research papers recently released, one claiming higher pure dingo DNA than first thought and the other saying that lethal control isn't putting dingo purity at risk. -
Calf factory offered WIWO with 1000 breeders
Granite Vale is a 3968 hectare calf factory to be auctioned on a walk in, walk out basis. -
More choppers needed to meet demand
Inquiry finds WA's aeromedical helicopter fleet is under-resourced. -
Bitumen Bandits: warning as fraudsters pour into regional Australia
via theland.com.au
'Bitumen bandits' are scamming regional Aussies. -
Albanese government to introduce laws to tackle migrant worker exploitation
One expert heralded the changes a 'game-changer'. -
Well known Euroa sheep aggregation on the market walk-in walk-out
Large scale sheep and cropping enterprise in the North-East is available for sale walk-in walk-out including the sheep flock. -
Mid-sized equipment orders appear to be flowing
Its good to be in the mid-sized market for tractors and implements.
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