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Michelle settles into her new district
"The biggest clip I've ever done is probably 315 bales, that was at a big 16-stand shearing shed on Kangaroo Island owned by the Thomas family," says new district wool manager Michelle Pohlner. -
After a nomadic childhood, how did this parts manager find stability?
It wasn't easy-going at first for parts manager Laurence Bourne. -
Weather bureau's future in focus as independent review tackles trust deficit
The review will look into how the bureau can restore the public's trust. -
Top price, averages, soar more than $2000 higher in Cobar Dorper ram sale
via theland.com.au
The multi-vendor sale built on confidence across the market. -
Stanley Park a successful livestock operation also well suited to farming
Property with mainly large, flat paddocks and limited trees. -
Growers could have access to new broad spectrum herbicide product by 2028
The novel chemistry will provide a new option for knockdowns. -
A president's words for sale: the newest frontier of financial markets
A news data service tests the limit of political and market ethics. -
Experts predict barley to play bigger role in WA livestock feeding systems
Livestock experts discuss benefits of barley over wheat in feed. -
Victoria's largest cattle property sale sparks foreign ownership debate
Foreign-backed carbon bid for cattle gem faces backlash. -
Mutton breaks new ground in real terms, but is lamb as high as it seems?
Exceptional price for trade lamb, but not quite a record. -
Mutton breaks new ground in real terms
Exceptional price for trade lamb, pushes into rare territory. -
Proven south western cultivation country planted entirely with wheat
via theland.com.au
The property has been continuously farmed the past five years. -
Efficiency focus pays off at Glenavon Angus sale with bulls to three states
via theland.com.au
Repeat buyers from three states underpinned the sale. -
Why safeguard quotas are taking the heat out of the domestic cattle market
It's a market adjustment, not a true downturn. -
Massive outback pastoral deals signal growing optimism in sheep
Why smart money is pouring back into Australia's sheep country now. -
A new oil refinery could provide some fuel security, but at what cost?
Does Perdaman's brand new oil refinery idea have any merit? -
The future of cattle breeding? It could be helping rebuild a Norfolk Island herd
via theland.com.au
Dr Stuart Geard is using science to save an isolated herd. -
Cotton debt doubles, crop shrinks but growers prove financially savvy says ANZ
Cotton's four-year price doldrums now swing to stocks shortage. -
'Confidence, passion' for buyers as studs celebrate Southern Beef Week
via theland.com.au
One stud principal said prospective buyers had grown more "focused". -
Manjimup couple turn up rare white truffles in a West Australian first
Truffles en blanc form in Manjimup and turn more than a few heads -
Grain industry unease regarding phosphine use change grow as deadline looms
The changes could see ventilation periods increase twenty fold. -
'Only one in WA': this club keeps historically significant machinery running
The PMC will host its annual open day at their club in September. -
Bird flu mass deaths confirmed; government signals 'long, difficult journey' ahead
CSIRO confirms first bird flu mass mortality event. -
Queensland producer tops Swanbrook Angus sale, chasing grain and grass
via theland.com.au
Longevity was the top priority for buyers across the district. -
Offers above $20 million sought for major livestock, cropping operation
Livestock, dryland and irrigated cropping, and timber harvesting. -
Brooklana heifer smashes Australasian record at auction
via theland.com.au
Rare cow line genetics under the hammer at Brooklana. -
Excitement builds with just two weeks to go until AgQuip 2026 begins
via theland.com.au
The Southern Hemisphere's largest agricultural field days begins in two weeks in Gunnedah -
Could 3D printing allow new machinery brands to finally compete on service?
Downtime during harvest is a farmer's biggest headache. -
SA investor Charlie Shahin buys Jumbuck's 1.29m hectare sheep stations
Charlie Shahin buys Jumbuck's 1.29m hectare SA sheep stations. -
'Good doers': hill country genetics impress buyers at 10th Sugarloaf Angus sale
via theland.com.au
The 2026 Sugarloaf Angus bull sale attracted plenty of interest.
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