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Tough battle for big cattle yarding at Pakenham, Vic
4/07/2008 | Competition was keen for the better lines of Angus steer and heifer weaners at Pakenham, Vic, store cattle market yesterday, where a huge increase in numbers saw 1409 steers and heifers, and 346 cows and calves penned.
Pork over a biofuels barrel
4/07/2008 | Biofuels is being blamed for the downturn in the American pork industry and expert Dr Dean Boyd warns Australia's biofuels policy could cause more problems for the already embattled pork industry.
CSIRO delivers latest long-term climate change forecasts
2/07/2008 | The CSIRO has released its latest long-term climate change forecasts, prompting food for thought about future farm management techniques.
Senate to investigate food security and shortages
1/07/2008 | Growing concerns about Australia's ability to feed itself and a booming world population has sparked a special Senate inquiry into food production and security to be chaired by NSW Liberal Bill Heffernan.
Butcher inquiry drives Hay, NSW, wether prices to $82
30/06/2008 | Solid butcher inquiry was the key to a successful June store sheep at Hay, NSW, on Friday, where best sales of one year-old Merino ewes made to $78 to $80 a head.
Winter-growing focus for Gatton field day
30/06/2008 | AN opportunity to raise the bar on winter cereal-growing strategies surfaced at a recent Pacific Seeds field day staged at the company’s Gatton Research Farm in Queensland
Telehandler's attachment lifts planting output
26/06/2008 | DARLING Downs producers David and Jeremy Wise went looking for a front-end loader earlier this season and ended up adding a telescopic handler to their machinery inventory.
BWK-Elders ends wool trading
26/06/2008 | Elders will stop its trading in greasy wool and will close its risk management desk. Confirming the decision yesterday, Elders general manager Mike Geurin said the company would still buy wool at auction and increase its indent buying.
Beef Week delivers bull sales in NSW
24/06/2008 | Cattle studs across the north of NSW threw open their gates and welcomed visitors last week as part of The Land newspaper's Northern Beef week.
Wheat laws
23/06/2008 | Angry, emotional farmers say the passing of new laws dismantling the single desk for wheat exports signals a black day in the history of Australian farming. Click here to listen NSW farmer and protester Jock Munro.
Lamborghinis 'future-proofed' on fuels
23/06/2008 | The number of tractors approved to operate with 100 percent biodiesel (B100) is on the increase with the latest release from noted European manufacturer, Lamborghini.
Strong demand for grown steers at Ballarat, Vic
23/06/2008 | The improved returns for recent bullock markets saw strong demand continued for grown steers at the Ballarat, Vic, monthly store cattle where 3420 head penned on Friday.
Cottoning on to new way to store grain
20/06/2008 | The poor cotton market and low supply of irrigation water have conspired to ensure there are plenty of module builders lying dormant, prompting some innovation for use in the grains sector.
Health protest hits the steps of SA Parliament
19/06/2008 | Up to 1000 rural people travelled to Adelaide to protest against the South Australian Government's Country Health Plan, which will dramatically reduce health services at more than 40 regional hospitals.
Rural health revolt in SA
19/06/2008 | The South Australian Government's Country Health Plan, which will dramatically reduce health services at more than 40 regional hospitals in the State, is continuing to draw harsh criticism from rural health professionals and community groups.
NSW Beef Week points to promising stud season ahead
19/06/2008 | Nearly 100 studs have opened their gates across NSW in the past week to give both the commercial and stud cattle producer a glimpse at differing operations.
Beef Week draws big crowds in stud sale preview
19/06/2008 | Large crowds trekked across the North of NSW this week as part of The Land's Northern Beef Week.
Cows with calves hit $1200 at CTLX cattle opener
19/06/2008 | About 3000 cattle were penned at the first NSW Central Tablelands Livestock Exchange (CTLX) store cattle sale last Friday, where cows with calves topped the market at $1020.
Stars align for tropical rice industry
18/06/2008 | Mackay cane grower Andrew Barfield reckons the stars are aligning to see the re-emergence of a tropical rice industry.
Strong restocker demand at Roma, Qld, store sale
18/06/2008 | Strong competition between local restockers pushed weaner cattle prices higher at Tuesday's Roma store sale, but most other categories lost value.
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