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NZ push on Aussie traceability

NEW Zealand's sheep industry "will look like the laggard for rural traceability" if it doesn't follow Australia's lead on livestock identification.

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North goes quiet on cattle

MARKET uncertainty and today's higher transport costs appear to have wiped out the "grass fever" bidding once evident from northern buyers.

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Yarding down at Bendigo

THERE were slightly less lambs than the previous market for the opening sale for 2009 at Bendigo in Victoria.

Report: 20090105_BendigoSheep&LambReport.pdf


Weaners dearer again at Euroa

GOOD recent rain and a flush of feed resulted in a smaller-than-advertised yarding of store cattle at Euroa in Victoria today.


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Wheat prices higher

GLOBAL wheat prices have risen to their highest level in three months.

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Prime start to New Year

NEW year prime markets opened strongly with many sales quoted as up 2-10c/kg on pre-Christmas rates.

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Greens want Lower Lakes flooding ruled out

THE Greens have called on the Federal Government to rule out flooding the lower lakes of the River Murray with sea water. 

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Lower Lakes decision this week

A DECISION on whether a controversial plan to save the Murray River's parched Lower Lakes will have to undergo an environmental assessment is expected this week.

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Some useful rain, but many places miss out

AUSTRALIA'S mean annual rainfall reached 466mm last year, just 6mm shy of the long-term average, but many parts of the country missed out.

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Dam-water loss stemmed

THE equivalent of three Sydney Harbours' worth of water is evaporating each year from one million farm dams in Australia, according to new research.

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End excesses of MIS past

MANY farmers would argue the thousands of naive lawyers, miners and small business owners who poured money into managed investment schemes deserve little sympathy.

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North goes quiet on cattle

MARKET uncertainty and today's higher transport costs appear to have wiped out the "grass fever" bidding once evident from northern buyers.

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Using GPS is on the level

MENTION GPS guidance in agricultural and horticultural circles and arrow straight furrows and hands-free steering spring to mind.



Les Kossatz shows Hard Slide

OH NO, not another case for some bleating from animal rights activists about the maltreatment of sheep.

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