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Ewe slaughter is being dragged forward by the unkind seasonal conditions with the mutton kill the highest it has been in late winter since the millennial drought year of 2018.
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Ewe slaughter reaches peak
Ewe slaughter is being dragged forward by the unkind seasonal conditions with the mutton kill the highest it has been in late winter since the millennial drought year of 2018.
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Namoi shareholders urged to reject Olam’s $145 million bid
Directors of Namoi Cotton have told shareholders to accept the now unconditional bid from French agricultural merchant Louis Dreyfus Company.
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Advocating for agricultural education for the next gen
Despite being hit by floods in late 2023, this Gippsland woman is determined to share the good news story of agriculture with the next generation.
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‘No such thing as perfect soil’
About 150 farmers discovered new techniques and ideas at VicNoTill’s annual conference in Wagga Wagga. These are the key takeaways.
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Rain needed after hot conditions
Tim Dowling at Mulwala is pleased with how his canola crop is performing, but is hoping for some imminent rain to counter the hot weather.
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