Business
SA stands firm on canola ban
THE South Australian Government has rejected calls to follow Western Australia's lead and lift its ban on genetically modified canola.
Uproar over AWI London office
A PUSH to relocate wool-marketing operations to London is at the centre of a bitter boardroom dispute at Australian Wool Innovation.
Cattle
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US dumps livestock ID system
STRONG resistance from farmers has forced the US Government to dump the nation's controversial livestock identification system.
Dairy
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MG in new tilt for milk rival
DAIRY giant Murray Goulburn has confirmed it will make another offer to take control of rival Warrnambool Cheese and Butter.
Wool
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New England rams top $7000
MERINO rams sold to a top of $7000 during the recent run of production sales in the NSW New England region.
Sheep
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New mob will be costly
THE lamb industry is something that everyone wants to be a part of right now.
Stud Stock
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New England rams top $7000
MERINO rams sold to a top of $7000 during the recent run of production sales in the NSW New England region.
Grain & Hay
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Wheat pool to close
AWB Limited is indicating it may close its 2009-10 wheat pools for Victorian growers very soon.
Horticulture
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Grape glut hurting Sunraysia
A HUMAN tragedy is unfolding in Sunraysia, as the wine industry's chronic oversupply brings the region to its knees.
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Water
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North-south pipeline flows
THE controversial north-south pipeline will flow for the first time today.
Opinion
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Human toll of power failure
VICTORIAN grain growers are all too aware of what happens when the private sector is given monopoly powers over crucial public infrastructure.
