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Transcontinental shipments in for the long haul

Transcontinental shipments in for the long haul

Shipments of grain from Western Australia could continue to head to the east coast until the 2020 winter crop is online.

Bradley to leave GrainCorp top job with MaltCo split

Bradley to leave GrainCorp top job with MaltCo split

GrainCorp losing another big gun in lead up to MaltCo float

Emerald irrigation country on the market | Video

Emerald irrigation country on the market | Video

Codenwarra West at Emerald is being sold through an expression of interest process closing on August 2.

Koenarl stud a rare sheep showcase

Koenarl stud a rare sheep showcase

English Leicester and Southdown stalwart Colin Taylor has been a familiar face at Victoria's big sheep shows for many years.

Bradley to leave GrainCorp top job with MaltCo split

Bradley to leave GrainCorp top job with MaltCo split

GrainCorp losing another big gun in lead up to MaltCo float

Calls for national biosecurity strategy

Calls for national biosecurity strategy

The inaugural Australian Biosecurity Symposium, co-hosted by Animal Health Australia, Invasive Species Council and the Centre for Invasive Species Solutions attracted more than 400 delegates on the Gold Coast.

Big changes for RamSelect and ASKBILL

Big changes for RamSelect and ASKBILL

The University of New England at Armidale, NSW, will take charge of the RamSelect and ASKBILL programs as Sheep CRC prepares for shutdown.

Dublin cattle market shifts from Monday to Tuesday

Dublin cattle market shifts from Monday to Tuesday

The Dublin cattle sale will soon be held on Tuesday afternoons instead of Monday mornings.

KI oats set for shelves

KI oats set for shelves

KI farmers Steve and Lucy Morgan have realised their dream of value-adding their oat crop.

Calls for national biosecurity strategy

Calls for national biosecurity strategy

The inaugural Australian Biosecurity Symposium, co-hosted by Animal Health Australia, Invasive Species Council and the Centre for Invasive Species Solutions attracted more than 400 delegates on the Gold Coast.

Koenarl stud a rare sheep showcase

Koenarl stud a rare sheep showcase

English Leicester and Southdown stalwart Colin Taylor has been a familiar face at Victoria's big sheep shows for many years.

Dublin cattle market shifts from Monday to Tuesday

Dublin cattle market shifts from Monday to Tuesday

The Dublin cattle sale will soon be held on Tuesday afternoons instead of Monday mornings.

Emerald irrigation country on the market | Video

Emerald irrigation country on the market | Video

Codenwarra West at Emerald is being sold through an expression of interest process closing on August 2.

KI oats set for shelves

KI oats set for shelves

KI farmers Steve and Lucy Morgan have realised their dream of value-adding their oat crop.

Wheat market rally short-lived

Wheat market rally short-lived

The expectation of a big rebound in production and a moderate lift in ending stocks has caused the market to pull back.

Wagabilla heads to auction

Wagabilla heads to auction

St George property Wagabilla will be auctioned by Elders on July 24.

Big changes for RamSelect and ASKBILL

Big changes for RamSelect and ASKBILL

The University of New England at Armidale, NSW, will take charge of the RamSelect and ASKBILL programs as Sheep CRC prepares for shutdown.

Agribusiness

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Transcontinental shipments in for the long haul

Transcontinental shipments in for the long haul

Shipments of grain from Western Australia could continue to head to the east coast until the 2020 winter crop is online.

KI oats set for shelves

KI oats set for shelves

KI farmers Steve and Lucy Morgan have realised their dream of value-adding their oat crop.

Bradley to leave GrainCorp top job with MaltCo split

Bradley to leave GrainCorp top job with MaltCo split

GrainCorp losing another big gun in lead up to MaltCo float

Wheat market rally short-lived

Wheat market rally short-lived

The expectation of a big rebound in production and a moderate lift in ending stocks has caused the market to pull back.

Politics

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Cory Bernardi ponders political future

Cory Bernardi ponders political future

Funds flow to Basin Plan projects, but big questions remain

Funds flow to Basin Plan projects, but big questions remain

Water Minister Littleproud announces $129 million for state run supply projects, but concerns linger over project feasibility and design.

Water trade reform slows to trickle as market crunch cranks up

Water trade reform slows to trickle as market crunch cranks up

Government reports are piling up as the five year inquiry under the Basin Plan's only formal, legislated review process sits on a shelf.

I'll 'represent not revolutionise' says new Ag Minister McKenzie

I'll 'represent not revolutionise' says new Ag Minister McKenzie

Bridget McKenzie will focus on industry collaboration to 'truth test' policy priorities such as trade, animal activists and social licence concerns.

First week of parliament looms large for rural policies

First week of parliament looms large for rural policies

Politicians face a test when they return to Canberra in July over outstanding promises for new farmer protection laws and delivery of concessional loans.

Property

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Emerald irrigation country on the market | Video

Emerald irrigation country on the market | Video

Codenwarra West at Emerald is being sold through an expression of interest process closing on August 2.

Wagabilla heads to auction

Wagabilla heads to auction

St George property Wagabilla will be auctioned by Elders on July 24.

Nebar Two sold at auction

Nebar Two sold at auction

Banana property Nebar Two has sold at a Hourn & Bishop Qld auction for $2.12 million.

Mount Haldon remains on the market | Video

Mount Haldon remains on the market | Video

Mount Haldon Station remains on the market after a Colliers International auction in Brisbane.

Life & Style

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The Land launches its first podcast

The Land launches its first podcast

Attention all podcast lovers, this one is for you.

Mental struggles inspire regional health support

Mental struggles inspire regional health support

Zelma Tolley knows what it feels like to suffer with post-natal depression, and is using her own story to support new mothers and their support circles, with an emphasis on helping women in rural areas.

People help make location so great

People help make location so great

Cummins and its surrounds would likely be one of the most positive farming communities in the country, coming off the back of one of its most economically-rewarding harvests on record.

Cowell to follow suit on silos

Cowell to follow suit on silos

Cowell will join the likes of Tumby Bay and Kimba on the South Australian Silo Art Trail

SACWA celebrates 90-year milestone

SACWA celebrates 90-year milestone

IN THE past 90 years, the SA Country Women's Association has played a pivotal role in SA communities, and that is unlikely to change, according to state president Roslyn Schumann.

Justine's excellence in education recognised

Justine's excellence in education recognised

LOXTON High School agriculture teacher Justine Fogden has been recognised for her contribution to the industry, named winner of the Agricultural Teachers Association of SA's award for excellence.

Apples form core ingredient in new SACWA fundraiser

Apples form core ingredient in new SACWA fundraiser

APPLE sales across the state could be set to spike as the latest cookbook from the SA Country Women's Association makes its mark.

Events

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Sandy soils a focus of Wandearah crop forum

Sandy soils a focus of Wandearah crop forum

See who attended a Wandearah cropping forum last week.

Meetings to discuss SE pulses

Meetings to discuss SE pulses

The South East Pulse Check Group has relocated to the Coomandook-Coonalpyn region and has a meeting coming up.

Ag women graduate from leadership program | PHOTOS

Ag women graduate from leadership program | PHOTOS

The Stepping Into Leadership graduation and networking event was held in Adelaide on Tuesday night, celebrating 15 women from across SA's agricultural and rural communities who completed the 2018-2019 program.

Workshops to help boost N fixation

Workshops to help boost N fixation

FREE upcoming workshops aim to help growers get the most out of pulses and legumes.

Trucks, utes to roll into Mannum

Trucks, utes to roll into Mannum

MANNUM will host a battle of man versus machine this weekend as part of the festivities at the SA Truck and Ute Show.

Show awards to recognise local innovators

Show awards to recognise local innovators

Enter now in the national Grain & Fodder Innovation Awards.

Growth, milk, temperament and structure the focus for Merrimans at Little Range

Growth, milk, temperament and structure the focus for Merrimans at Little Range

Jono Merriman is a longtime buyer at the Herefords Australia National Show and Sale at Dubbo.