Cattle prices take a dive
There has been a sharp turnaround in producer confidence as the lack of summer rain starts to impact the cattle market.
There has been a sharp turnaround in producer confidence as the lack of summer rain starts to impact the cattle market.
Ben Whiteley has turned this former run down hobby farm into a showstopping, productive property running 760 Angus cattle at Neerim Junction. See how he did it.
Lamb prices appear to have stabilised, with trade lambs at 788c/kg, up slightly for the week.
An MLA survey has found beef producer’s sentiment is significantly more positive than 12 months ago. But some say prices still need to lift to be sustainable.
Nick Schulz’s canola crop yielded above average at his family farm east of Hamilton.
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