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A spike in hay demand has used up much of southern Australia’s hay stores and analysts are predicting a tight trading season.
View in browser 3rd September 2024
 
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Fodder reserves take a dive
A spike in hay demand has used up much of southern Australia’s hay stores and analysts are predicting a tight trading season.
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‘One of the worst winters’: Calves weaned at three months
Calves are being weaned at three to four months to keep beef herds intact as seasonal conditions force farmers to take action.
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Live export test in the west for PM
Former WA National Party leader Mia Davies is hoping to make a switch from state to federal politics, as Keep the Sheep launches an advertising scare campaign.
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Balranald’s miracle finals fightback
Balranald has pulled off a miracle win in a dramatic Central Murray league elimination final. See the winning coach’s reaction.
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China demand for cattle to be ‘patchy’ in 2024-25
An Australian live animal shipping operator has said there only needs to be “one catalyst” that could see the live export of cattle from Australia banned.
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