Mountain cattle doing the job out at Lancefield
Buying cattle from a sale more than 420km is paying off for Lancefield farmer Arthur Angliss.
Buying cattle from a sale more than 420km is paying off for Lancefield farmer Arthur Angliss.
Climate crowdfunders are throwing their support behind an independent candidate running in Calare NSW, donating close to $250,000.
Despite mutton crashing back down, producers, analysts and agents are expecting sheep and lamb prices to move higher. It is just a matter of when.
After a more subdued market, the outlook for Australian Wagyu beef with high marble scores is looking bright, according to the experts.
A lamb producer from Kilmore says he fed his lambs $60 worth of grain before selling at Bendigo on Monday. Is the price worth it?
Australian Wagyu Association chief executive Matt McDonagh says there is twice as much inbreeding in Wagyu as what they thought.
Brothers, Sam and Will Brown from Colbinabbin, were happy with the prices they received for lambs at the Bendigo sheep and lamb sale.
Water security and price volatility are the main drivers of profit and loss for horticulture producers Hannah and Tom Kelly.
Processors are driving demand as wool lifts, including against the US currency, prompting hope amongst long suffering growers.
A new set of breeding values related to calf health and mortality will be added to the tool box for dairy farmers. This is how they will work.
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