A crop of wheat at Milguy, north-east of Moree, in the later stages of grain fill and looking at above-average yield potential. PRICES for new-crop wheat and barley in the..Read More
Liz Wells, September 13, 2024
A RANGE of agricultural products containing the active constitutent diazinon, including widely used insecticidal cattle ear tags and sheep blowfly and lice treatments, will be removed from the market despite wool grower opposition…Read More
James Nason, September 11, 2024
A NEW research project could lay the foundation for easing the growing problem of pneumonia impacting Australian sheep flocks. Pneumonia caused by Mycoplasma ovipneumoniae is emerging as a serious production and welfare..Read More
Sheep Central, August 23, 2024
PRICES for wheat and barley have generally softened in line with the global move, despite a dry and unusually warm few days in the south which is fueling concerns about a moisture deficit going into spring…Read More
Liz Wells, August 19, 2024
THE GRAIN market is abuzz with talk of the unseasonally warm temperatures — exactly what crops low on moisture don’t want — coming to south-eastern Australia next week…Read More
Liz Wells, August 12, 2024
A crop of Calibre wheat in WA’s Corrigin district which was sown and germinated in early May. Photo – Ashley Jacobs A CONSOLIDATING season and weaker global prices have seen..Read More
Liz Wells, August 5, 2024
WESTERN Victorian livestock producers will receive more than 1000 bales of hay and silage from the Lions Club’s Need for Feed project after a convoy of trucks arrived in Merino west of Hamilton on the weekend…Read More
Terry Sim, July 15, 2024
PRICES for prompt and new-crop wheat and barley have fallen by up to $15 per tonne in the past week to curb grower interest in selling…Read More
Liz Wells, July 12, 2024
A NEW fodder sourcing web page for livestock producers battling the difficult season has been launched by the sector’s peak body…Read More
Sheep Central, July 8, 2024
FEED wheat and barley has traded sideways to firmer in the past week as rain creates a few logistics headaches in the north, and unseasonal demand from sheep producers kicks up values in the south…Read More
Liz Wells, July 5, 2024
AS GLOBAL markets respond to the weight of the Northern Hemisphere harvest, feedgrain values in south-eastern Australia are finding support from grazier demand…Read More
Liz Wells, July 1, 2024
SOFTENING world values, southern rain, and the impending end of free warehousing at GrainCorp have all pushed more grain on to the market last week…Read More
Liz Wells, June 24, 2024