Hazeldean realises the gene dream
HAZELDEAN has not only survived the test of time, but is a leader in the use of genetics, writes SARAH HUDSON.
Farmer Of The Year
Sheep the king in game of numbers
LOOKING at opportunities and doing the sums has allowed Willswood Farms to diversify into a rich mix of enterprises, but prime sheep remain its key profit, writes DANNIKA BONSER.
Genetics the key as the Bulls look to raise the marble baa
DEMAND to increase eating quality of lamb is like waving a red rag to a Bull, writes JAMES WAGSTAFF.
Innovation key for soil saviour
NICK Shady sees innovation as a perfect reaction to the challenges he faces in farming, writes DANNIKA BONSER.
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Kellys serve up fresh vegetables
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Dorper Pie success
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Farmer of the Year returns
IT’S ON again. After the success of last year’s inaugural awards, The Weekly Times Coles Farmer of the Year awards is back.
Galpin family’s livestock love
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