Bush wants more: Election Q&A Rural and regional voters put a new spin on the election campaign in Tamworth last night. Test
Steers to $1861 at Braidwood A larger than anticipated yarding of 1487 cattle were offered at the Braidwood cattle sale last Friday including 1237 scale cattle and 250 store cattle. Test
Bush wants more: Election Q&A Rural and regional voters put a new spin on the election campaign in Tamworth last night. Test
Public and political stakeholders vital to maintain live exports’ social licence Tt's a tough battle but working to maintain social licence is a lesson that must never be forgotten from the 2011 Indoensian live cattle exports crisis. Test
NFF: settle Indonesian cattle ban class action NFF says the class action claim for the Indonesian cattle ban has lingered for too long and must be settled. Test
Tenterfield bulls on fire A strong bull market saw average Alumy Creek Angus bull prices rise by $1000 compared to last year's sale when bidding took place last Saturday at Tenterfield. Test
Pat Pearce re-elected Herefords Australia chairman Southern Hereford producer, Pat Pearce, Yavenvale Herefords and Poll Herefords, Adelong, has been elected chairman by the board of directors at the Herefords Australia annual general meeting held in Dubbo. Test
NFF: settle Indonesian cattle ban class action NFF says the class action claim for the Indonesian cattle ban has lingered for too long and must be settled. Test
Live cattle trade ban: five years on, no closer to resolution NFF says enough is enough - it's time to settle the legal claim for compensation for those hurt by the Indonesian live cattle exports suspension five years ago. Test
Tenterfield bulls on fire A strong bull market saw average Alumy Creek Angus bull prices rise by $1000 compared to last year's sale when bidding took place last Saturday at Tenterfield. Test
Steers to $1861 at Braidwood A larger than anticipated yarding of 1487 cattle were offered at the Braidwood cattle sale last Friday including 1237 scale cattle and 250 store cattle. Test
Pat Pearce re-elected Herefords Australia chairman Southern Hereford producer, Pat Pearce, Yavenvale Herefords and Poll Herefords, Adelong, has been elected chairman by the board of directors at the Herefords Australia annual general meeting held in Dubbo. Test
Live cattle trade ban: five years on, no closer to resolution NFF says enough is enough - it's time to settle the legal claim for compensation for those hurt by the Indonesian live cattle exports suspension five years ago. Test
Gundagai landfill expansion knocked back Southern Joint Regional Planning Panel halts plans to grow controversial dump. Test
South Africa faces similar MPCI issues The issues in getting a viable multi peril crop insurance sector without government support are much the same in South Africa as here in Australia. Test
GGL buys PA business Grain Growers has bought Victorian precision agriculture business PASource. Test
R.M. Williams stepping up to new market opportunities Australia’s much-loved bushman’s outfitter R.M. Williams is turning to swish city market opportunities overseas to spread its outback apparel appeal. Test
Farmland values drive solid returns over time NSW, Western Australia and Tasmania are well ahead of the pack when it comes to Australia’s farmland value trends, notching up double digit rises in 2015. Test
Pat Pearce re-elected Herefords Australia chairman Southern Hereford producer, Pat Pearce, Yavenvale Herefords and Poll Herefords, Adelong, has been elected chairman by the board of directors at the Herefords Australia annual general meeting held in Dubbo. Test
Japan suspends live cattle imports from Australia Japanese biosecurity officials have temporarily suspended live cattle imports from Australia. Test
Using data to drive beef eating quality BEEF producers looking to tap into the significant premiums available for an article with guaranteed eating quality now effectively have a recipe. Test
Numbers up at National One of Australia’s longest running breed show and sales will begin on June 14 at Dubbo, with Shorthorn cattle breeders set to present the highest quality line-up. Test
The breed that built Australia EARLIER in the year, David Perry, principal of the former Major Shorthorn stud, Warren, lost his battle with Multiple System Atrophy (MSA). Test
Tenterfield bulls on fire A strong bull market saw average Alumy Creek Angus bull prices rise by $1000 compared to last year's sale when bidding took place last Saturday at Tenterfield. Test
Wild dog worm leaves researchers tongue-tied News that a worm once considered a rare occurrence in Australia has been discovered in more than 60 per cent of wild dogs in parts of the country should not be a reason for domestic and working dog owners to panic, according to a Charles Sturt University researcher. Test
Shedding sheep an easy introduction to grazing Meaty Dorper sheep are the attraction at Highfield Farm, Adelong. Test
Shandong RuYi moves to buy Lempriere BIG Chinese-based textile group Shandong RuYi has made moves to buy the trading division of one of the country's oldest wool companies, Lempriere Australia. Test
Vendors’ market as bids ramp up A severe shortage of most descriptions of lambs has buyers scrambling to fill orders. Test
Cashing in on rising demand at Dubbo Narromine graziers Peter and Kim Griffith have used the rising lamb market to their advantage. Test
Shedding sheep an easy introduction to grazing Meaty Dorper sheep are the attraction at Highfield Farm, Adelong. Test
Shandong RuYi moves to buy Lempriere BIG Chinese-based textile group Shandong RuYi has made moves to buy the trading division of one of the country's oldest wool companies, Lempriere Australia. Test
Lamb market reaches new highs at Wagga | Photos | Video A flurry of bids fuelled by a buoyant lamb market and overnight rain pushed prices to new highs at the Wagga sale. Test
Merino wethers at Cooma to $135 Dry autumn on the Monaro saw increased yarding of store sheep, which sold on a strong market. Test
Vendors’ market as bids ramp up A severe shortage of most descriptions of lambs has buyers scrambling to fill orders. Test
Cashing in on rising demand at Dubbo Narromine graziers Peter and Kim Griffith have used the rising lamb market to their advantage. Test
Lamb market reaches new highs at Wagga | Photos | Video A flurry of bids fuelled by a buoyant lamb market and overnight rain pushed prices to new highs at the Wagga sale. Test
Merino wethers at Cooma to $135 Dry autumn on the Monaro saw increased yarding of store sheep, which sold on a strong market. Test
Wool sales down as market escalates Weak wool retail sales for the Northern Hemisphere autumn/winter season could further exacerbate the current “hand-to-mouth” buying of mills who have limited reserves. Test
Career boost for Young Gun INAUGURAL LambEx 2014 Young Guns winner Caris Jones, Armidale, New South Wales, quickly says the best opportunity that came from her win – was meeting her future employer. Test
East coast of Australia hammered by storm | photos Heavy rains, king tides and flash flooding continue to impact on eastern Australia. Test
Photos of the week Some of the highlights from The Land photographer and journalists across the state this week. Test
Weekend rain delights | Photos, video Rain has been a welcome sight to many regions across Queensland and New South Wales. Test
Counting sheep in the Hawkesbury | Photos The annual Sydney yard and sheep dog trials were held at Clarendon. Test
Exotic pest alert - Russian Wheat Aphid Landholders and agronomists carrying out crop inspections across Southern New South Wales are being urged to keep an eye on emerging cereal crops and report any signs of damage or strange pest activity, after the exotic pest - Landholders and agronomists carrying out crop inspections across Southern New South Wales are being urged to keep an eye on emerging cereal crops and report any signs of damage or strange pest activity, after the exotic pest - Russian Wheat Aphid - was detected in South Australia's mid-north. Test
Economic report signals end for GM barriers Genetically Modified crops have increased farmer incomes by $1.37 billion in Australia since 1996 new economic analysis says. Test
Patchy start to canola sowing With little rain around the state and variable soil moisture profiles, growers have taken a gamble in planting canola. Test
Tullamore farmer gives oilseeds a go Heavy rains and high premiums have a Tullamore farmer optimistic about his first crop of canola. Test
Zoomlion withdraws Terex offer Chinese equipment manufacturer, Zoomlion withdraws offer for Terex Test
Sentera adds scouting to DJI Drone Software, sensor, and drone company, Sentera has released a normalized difference vegetation index (NDVI) single sensor for DJI Phantom 4 drones. Test
Arrawatta Station’s dairy roots After 60 years of ownership the Mitchell family’s Arrawatta Station is going under the hammer. Test
Kookaburra country on market NSW and Queensland properties formerly owned by Kookaburra Agriculture are being put to the market by CBRE Agribusiness. Test
Prime finishing country Bombala's evergreen stock finishing property “Burrawong” is on the market. Test
Hundreds march in support of dairy farmers | Video | Photos Hundreds have marched from Federation Square to Parliament House in Melbourne calling for a government solution on the dairy crisis. Test
Coalition delivers dairy support package Federal Agriculture Minister Barnaby Joyce has announced a package of support measures for dairy farmers hit by late season price cuts. Test
Wisconsin robot dairy delivers Wisconsin's Knigge family is showing how robots are playing an increasingly important role in the US dairy industry. Test
Dairy support package brewing Talks with dairy farmers and industry has helped evolve the federal government's response to the milk price crisis. Test
Coles milk brand gets sour reception Farmers have met a decision by Coles to create a milk brand that will deliver funding for the struggling industry with cynical laughter. Test
Public and political stakeholders vital to maintain live exports’ social licence Tt's a tough battle but working to maintain social licence is a lesson that must never be forgotten from the 2011 Indoensian live cattle exports crisis. Test
Farmers milked, shareholders get the cream The Land says: Lifeline Victoria last week received $45,000 in crisis support funds to help deal with an influx of dairy farmers or workers seeking help. Test
Roaming is key to connection No matter where I travel, if I ask farmers what they need most to get ahead, better telecommunications is always top of the list Test