Wine industry toasts vintage year for exports, grape prices Profit margins to grow in key markets. Test
Big jump in Sevenbardot ave The Gunn family sold 49 bulls to $22,000 to average $8122, a jump on last year of $1206. Test
Conserve nature at Holbrook Placing one-third of the family property under a covenant with The Nature Conservation Trust of NSW allows Clare Cannon to further commit to her passion for sustainable agricultural production. Test
Conference is on the pulse Pulses are the future of food and Australia is in a perfect position to take advantage of increasing global pulse demand. Test
Big jump in Sevenbardot ave The Gunn family sold 49 bulls to $22,000 to average $8122, a jump on last year of $1206. Test
Flock rams to $2800 – studs top at $3600 Happy returning clients and new buyers flocked to the New Armatree Border Leicester sale last week. Test
First-cross ewes to $292 at Temora The annual spring sale of first-cross Border Leicester Merino ewes saw 6000 yarded to sell to top price of $292. Test
Elders’ live export exit pleases shareholders While some observers are uneasy Elders may risk eroding the diversity of its agribusiness portfolio by taking a short-term opportunity to exit live export shipping, the share market is happy. Test
Coronga clearance lifts 42pc WHITE Suffolk rams topped at $2200, twice, and sold to unprecedented demand at last Friday’s Coronga on-property sale near Orange, with the total number of rams sold lifting by 60 head – or 42 per cent – to 143. Test
First-cross ewes to $292 at Temora The annual spring sale of first-cross Border Leicester Merino ewes saw 6000 yarded to sell to top price of $292. Test
Haddon Rig average up Buyers from four states converged on to Haddon Rig, Warren, for the Falkiner family's 100th anniversary celebration sale. Test
Conference is on the pulse Pulses are the future of food and Australia is in a perfect position to take advantage of increasing global pulse demand. Test
Elders’ live export exit pleases shareholders While some observers are uneasy Elders may risk eroding the diversity of its agribusiness portfolio by taking a short-term opportunity to exit live export shipping, the share market is happy. Test
Conserve nature at Holbrook Placing one-third of the family property under a covenant with The Nature Conservation Trust of NSW allows Clare Cannon to further commit to her passion for sustainable agricultural production. Test
Coronga clearance lifts 42pc WHITE Suffolk rams topped at $2200, twice, and sold to unprecedented demand at last Friday’s Coronga on-property sale near Orange, with the total number of rams sold lifting by 60 head – or 42 per cent – to 143. Test
Haddon Rig average up Buyers from four states converged on to Haddon Rig, Warren, for the Falkiner family's 100th anniversary celebration sale. Test
Felix Poll Dorset ram hits $3100 top Felix Poll Dorset stud, boosted their sale average price at the 18th annual on-property sale at Greenthorpe last week and reached a top of $3100. Test
Elders’ live export exit pleases shareholders While some observers are uneasy Elders may risk eroding the diversity of its agribusiness portfolio by taking a short-term opportunity to exit live export shipping, the share market is happy. Test
Wine industry toasts vintage year for exports, grape prices Profit margins to grow in key markets. Test
Hanjin collapse puts strain on sea freight sector The collapse of shipping giant Hanjin has put strain on the global sea freight sector Test
Sumitomo to retain Emerald ownership Emerald Grain has a new chief executive in David Johnson as parent company Sumitomo announces it will retain its ownership of the grains industry business. Test
Cattle industry secures more direct communication Cattle Council of Australia says the ability to communicate directly with levy payers is a huge win for producers and industry bodies. Test
Tighter cattle supplies on the cards with a wet spring A WIDESPREAD wetter-than-average spring and the potential for 2017 to be a La Nina year is pointing to cattle supply tightening even more than forecast as herd rebuilding shifts into overdrive. Test
Hazeldean Angus averages $8075 Eighty Hazeldean bulls of the 83 offered sold for an average of $8075 reaching a modest top of $13500. Test
Kenny’s Creek Angus bulls sell to $12,000 twice A top of $12,000 was reached twice at the Kenny' sCreek spring Angus bull sale at Boorowa. Test
Repeat clientele promote Rosskin to $14,000 Strong support from repeat clientele at Rosskin Angus saw bulls sold to $14,000 with a complete clearance of 40 bulls for an average price of $6825. Test
Livestock exporters support rural and remote children RURAL and remote children needing assistance with developmental and learning difficulties will be the beneficiaries of a charity agreement announced today by the Australian Livestock Exporters’ Council and LiveCorp. Test
Total clearance at Glenmorgan THE inaugural Glenmorgan Angus on-property bull sale achieved a full clearance at Llangothlin, near Guyra last Wednesday. Test
Coronga clearance lifts 42pc WHITE Suffolk rams topped at $2200, twice, and sold to unprecedented demand at last Friday’s Coronga on-property sale near Orange, with the total number of rams sold lifting by 60 head – or 42 per cent – to 143. Test
Merino breeding all about balance NSW sheep breeder Matthew Coddington says the Merino of the future needs to be a fertile, disease resilient, heavy fleece cutting animal with high early growth rates and carcase quality. Test
First-cross ewes to $292 at Temora The annual spring sale of first-cross Border Leicester Merino ewes saw 6000 yarded to sell to top price of $292. Test
Rowallan Poll Dorsets average $1348 A large attendance at last Thursday’s 10th annual Rowallan Poll Dorset on-property ram sale saw tops of $2700 reached as 114 of the 127 rams offered sold for an average price of $1348. Test
Dreading shearing | Video Campbell Cole had been growing his dreadlocks for three years. But when the time came for them to go, he decided to shear them off in memory of his dad. Test
Photos of the week Some of the highlights from The Land photographer and journalists across the state this week. Test
Palgrove bull sale in focus | Photos The line up of 114 Charolais averaged $10,662 and 44 Ultrablacks $11,330 at the Palgrove bull sale today. Test
Conference is on the pulse Pulses are the future of food and Australia is in a perfect position to take advantage of increasing global pulse demand. Test
GRDC heads to Henty The Grains Research and Development Corporation will be on hand at the Henty Machinery Field Days. Test
Wheat prices will remain depressed but the worst is over for dairy farmers Prices for Australia's biggest agricultural export, wheat, are likely to remain depressed for another 12 months, according to Rabobank. Test
Canola blackleg ratings released Canola growers are being encouraged to use the 2016 Spring Blackleg Management Guide Fact Sheet. Test
App to otimise Lexion efficiency Claas has released a new smartphone app to help operators optimise the efficiency of Lexion harvesters. Test
Spreader at home in corrosive climate DCM's stainless steel hopper spreader range built to resist corrosion Test
Interest soars on weed seed destruction Interest in integrated Harrington Seed Destructor "incredible". Test
Vario cutterbar stretching on the table Claas Vario cutterbar table lengths have been stretched to 70 centimetres to improve throughput in a range of crops and conditions Test
Rural property sales surge to $17.5 billion: Landmark Harcourts The value of rural property sales in Australia surged 18 per cent in the year to May to more than $17.5 billion, according agents Landmark Harcourts. Test
Quilpie carbon, cattle opportunity Carbon credits on a 166,000 hectare Quilpie aggregation are estimated to generate about $12 million over 10 years. Test
Monaro Murrumbidgee retreat An attractive small farm in the northern Monaro will be auctioned next month. Test
No ballyhoo: It’s worth a look! One of the Boorowa district’s better-known grazing properties will go under the hammer later this month. Test
Wheat prices will remain depressed but the worst is over for dairy farmers Prices for Australia's biggest agricultural export, wheat, are likely to remain depressed for another 12 months, according to Rabobank. Test
A band aid from those who delivered the cheap milk beating? The Victorian Farmers’ Fund milk deal between supermarket retailer Coles, processor Murray Goulburn and a “reluctant” peak state farmers’ body is a worry. Test
A2 Milk advertising claims under fire from rival Lion Group A legal stoush between Japanese beverage giant Lion Group and ASX-listed The a2 Milk Company has taken a fresh twist with an explosive cross claim alleging a2 engaged in deceptive and misleading conduct. Test
Fonterra to sell Wagga dairy business Fonterra Australia is selling its 94-year-old southern NSW processing business at Wagga Wagga to the newly-formed investment outfit, Blue River Group. Test
Bega slams MG for putting profit before farmers Bega Cheese executive chairman, Barry Irvin, has lambasted rival processor Murray Goulburn for posting an 88 per cent jump in net profit at the expense of its farmer suppliers. Test
Cut the steak to stake your claim The Punter is chopping his AACo holdings for a junior explorer Test
What makes a grain grower today? Being a grain grower in 2016 involves many skills - not just the traditional in-paddock focus. Test