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What's up Skip? Fake roo meat now on the menu

What's up Skip? Fake roo meat now on the menu

NSW Government backs Australia's first stem cell-cultivated meat producer with $25,000 for commercial roo meat project

NFF backing import levy to bolster biosecurity system

NFF backing import levy to bolster biosecurity system

Reform remains stalled while government grapples with backlash to proposed legislation.

Economy can handle global shock: Treasurer

Economy can handle global shock: Treasurer

The Treasurer says the coalition will take all necessary actions to keep Australia's economy afloat, amid fears of an impending recession in the United States.

Agribusiness buzz in brief

Agribusiness buzz in brief

A quick check on some of what's been happening or being talked about in the agribusiness sector

NFF backing import levy to bolster biosecurity system

NFF backing import levy to bolster biosecurity system

Reform remains stalled while government grapples with backlash to proposed legislation.

State-uni partnership drives dryland ag research forward

State-uni partnership drives dryland ag research forward

SA could move into position as a global leader in dryland agriculture, following a partnership between the state government and the University of Adelaide.

Natalie to push SA bush potential

Natalie to push SA bush potential

Mid North farmer Natalie Sommerville said spending time in the awards spotlight recently had been a different but rewarding experience and one she continues to build upon.

Carwoola makes $2.5 million

Carwoola makes $2.5 million

Darling Downs cultivation block Carwoola has sold for $2.5 million at a Ray White Rural auction.

Dollar's dip towards US65c lifts ag export hopes

Dollar's dip towards US65c lifts ag export hopes

Currency analysts tip the dollar to be down to US65 cents by year's end, but seasonal challenges weigh on ag exporters.

State-uni partnership drives dryland ag research forward

State-uni partnership drives dryland ag research forward

SA could move into position as a global leader in dryland agriculture, following a partnership between the state government and the University of Adelaide.

Agribusiness buzz in brief

Agribusiness buzz in brief

A quick check on some of what's been happening or being talked about in the agribusiness sector

Carwoola makes $2.5 million

Carwoola makes $2.5 million

Darling Downs cultivation block Carwoola has sold for $2.5 million at a Ray White Rural auction.

Economy can handle global shock: Treasurer

Economy can handle global shock: Treasurer

The Treasurer says the coalition will take all necessary actions to keep Australia's economy afloat, amid fears of an impending recession in the United States.

Dollar's dip towards US65c lifts ag export hopes

Dollar's dip towards US65c lifts ag export hopes

Currency analysts tip the dollar to be down to US65 cents by year's end, but seasonal challenges weigh on ag exporters.

Te Mania Angus total clearance at Walgett

Te Mania Angus total clearance at Walgett

TE MANIA ANGUS defied the drought stricken northern NSW cattle market today when it offered and sold 88 bulls at its annual Walgett northern bull sale.

We share growers' pain over wool price fall and drought, says IWTO

We share growers' pain over wool price fall and drought, says IWTO

Luxury retailers selling premium woollen clothing are also feelingthe pinch, says IWTO.

Natalie to push SA bush potential

Natalie to push SA bush potential

Mid North farmer Natalie Sommerville said spending time in the awards spotlight recently had been a different but rewarding experience and one she continues to build upon.

Agribusiness

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What's up Skip? Fake roo meat now on the menu

What's up Skip? Fake roo meat now on the menu

NSW Government backs Australia's first stem cell-cultivated meat producer with $25,000 for commercial roo meat project

Dollar's dip towards US65c lifts ag export hopes

Dollar's dip towards US65c lifts ag export hopes

Currency analysts tip the dollar to be down to US65 cents by year's end, but seasonal challenges weigh on ag exporters.

Agribusiness buzz in brief

Agribusiness buzz in brief

A quick check on some of what's been happening or being talked about in the agribusiness sector

Economy can handle global shock: Treasurer

Economy can handle global shock: Treasurer

The Treasurer says the coalition will take all necessary actions to keep Australia's economy afloat, amid fears of an impending recession in the United States.

Politics

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NFF backing import levy to bolster biosecurity system

NFF backing import levy to bolster biosecurity system

Reform remains stalled while government grapples with backlash to proposed legislation.

Economy can handle global shock: Treasurer

Economy can handle global shock: Treasurer

The Treasurer says the coalition will take all necessary actions to keep Australia's economy afloat, amid fears of an impending recession in the United States.

Freight blueprint outlines roadwork priorities

Freight blueprint outlines roadwork priorities

Major rural road upgrades are among the priorities of a major freight blueprint releases recently.

NSW's Broken Hill pipeline leaves Murray Darling high and dry

NSW's Broken Hill pipeline leaves Murray Darling high and dry

The long-awaited business case for the $467m project reveals state government failed to properly consider environmental costs.

Not the minister for activists

Not the minister for activists

I'll promote farming's social licence by showcasing science, says Ag Minister Bridget McKenzie

Property

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Carwoola makes $2.5 million

Carwoola makes $2.5 million

Darling Downs cultivation block Carwoola has sold for $2.5 million at a Ray White Rural auction.

Knudsens buy Wattle Brae stud | Video

Knudsens buy Wattle Brae stud | Video

Wattle Brae at Pilton has sold for more than $4 million to Rick and Rebecca Knudsen.

Mareeba avocado, cane opportunity

Mareeba avocado, cane opportunity

The 1576 hectare irrigated cropping enterprise Mareeba Farms is being sold through a tender process with CBRE.

Wollogorang back on market

Wollogorang back on market

Gulf of Carpenteria cattle operation Wollogorang and Wentworth is being offered on a walk in, walk out basis with 30,000 cattle.

Life & Style

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Natalie to push SA bush potential

Natalie to push SA bush potential

Mid North farmer Natalie Sommerville said spending time in the awards spotlight recently had been a different but rewarding experience and one she continues to build upon.

Fashion design winner off to USA

Fashion design winner off to USA

Taking Australian wool fashions to the world

New 15-part series shines spotlight on nation's farming women

New 15-part series shines spotlight on nation's farming women

Did you know 49 per cent of all food in Australia is produced by women?

Chinwag shares tails of unique bush lifestyle

Chinwag shares tails of unique bush lifestyle

Telling the stories of rural and remote families is taking a step forward with the launch of a new podcast.

Norm Keast's book of 'tails'

Norm Keast's book of 'tails'

Barossa's Norm Keast has documented his life to share with others.

Legendary bush racehorse immortalised

Legendary bush racehorse immortalised

One of the greatest racehorses the bush, and Australia, has ever seen has now been recognised with a sculpture in her hometown of Blackall.

New book celebrates Butler's story

New book celebrates Butler's story

A visit to the Captain Harry Butler Memorial was all the inspiration Bev McWilliams needed to turn the pioneering aviator's life into a children's storybook, ensuring it will be treasured for generations to come.

Events

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Livestock consultants gather at Glenelg | PHOTOS

Livestock consultants gather at Glenelg | PHOTOS

Farmers and consultants gathered at Glenelg today for an SA Livestock Consultants update.

Mid North workshops to help farmers interpret weather data

Mid North workshops to help farmers interpret weather data

Free workshops will be held across the Mid North throughout August and September to help local farmers access and interpret the live data generated from a new network of weather stations.

Locals, visitors help celebrate 142nd Crystal Brook Show

Locals, visitors help celebrate 142nd Crystal Brook Show

The annual Crystal Brook show held at the weekend attracted an excellent turnout, with the crowd enthusiastically getting into the spirit of the festivities.

Students learn judging tips, tricks at inaugural education day | PHOTOS

Students learn judging tips, tricks at inaugural education day | PHOTOS

ABOUT 70 students were at Crystal Brook Showground a day early to get insight into the world of judging.

New book celebrates Butler's story

New book celebrates Butler's story

A visit to the Captain Harry Butler Memorial was all the inspiration Bev McWilliams needed to turn the pioneering aviator's life into a children's storybook, ensuring it will be treasured for generations to come.

Santa Gertudis out in force at the Ekka

Santa Gertudis out in force at the Ekka

Following on from its success as the feature breed at the Emerald Show, Santa Gertrudis breeders turned out in force at the Ekka on Thursday.

Ag's next gen celebrates in boots, black tie | PHOTOS

Ag's next gen celebrates in boots, black tie | PHOTOS

Representatives from all regions of SA were in Adelaide at the weekend to dance, network and raise funds to support education.