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The latest comment and analysis about the big issues in ag.

Search the latest national livestock and clearing sales.

Find rural properties for sale across Australia.

Dr Kate Gunn and John Gladigau at last years Kick Off Ya Boots event in Loxton.

A new social media initiative aims to spread positive mental health and wellbeing-related messages via people who locals know and trust.

'Vocal Locals' to promote wellbeing message

Australian Integrated Carbon's Nick Paltridge has completed a desktop case study on forestry profits.

Planting a shelterbelt now can create future opportunities for forestry farmers in the carbon space.

Forestry farmers boosts overall productivity and improved landscape function

Bush advocates: Queensland Country Women's Association members gather on the verandah of the CWA hall in Goomeri around 1927.

AG INFLUENCERS: Reflecting on the influential role of Country Women's Associations across Australia.

The grassroots group changing the lives of countless bush families

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Hugh Hill, Kaninka Station, Keith, with Peter, Sara, Luke and Sally Densley, Stirling, Keith, at the Keith restockers sale. 

This week we take a look back nearly 40 years to May 1983 in Stock Journal.

Flashback Friday - May 1983

CONVERSATIONS NEEDED: Ag science student Liam Van Schaik discusses generational succession and the pressures that come with it in this week's Undergraduate Insight column. Picture: SHUTTERSTOCK

THE UNDERGRADUATE INSIGHT: From a young age, the feeling of expectation that I would enter the family business has been at times overwhelming.

Conversations required on expectations

Glyn Shackleford hopes to tell stories from the local region, Orroroo and Carrieton, in his debut country music album 'Gum Creek Country'.

A LIFETIME spent in shearing sheds, at local rodeos and living his best life in 'Gum Creek Country' is the inspiration behind a debut country music album from Orroroo and Carrieton identity Glyn Shackleford.

Shearing and rodeo identity's debut album tells tales of Gum Creek Country

Wendy Williams, Roxby Downs, and David and Lyn White, Port Vincent.
 

The Curdimurka Outback Ball Re-Booted and Relocated was held at the Marree racetrack

Curdimurka celebrates in style | PHOTOS

BOYS FOUND: The tree hollow used by the missing boys to shelter from the biting cold as they became lost. It blew over in 1950.

The tragedy of Daylesford's lost boys left deep scars in Australia's early history.

Calamity in the colony | The lost boys of Daylesford

Rachel Williams, McLaren Vale Grape Wine & Tourism Association; Peter Delahunty, Agronomeye; Alex Mason, Duxton Capital; and Edward Scott, Soil & Land Co.

See who attended the pre-2035 Oceania Summit workshop at Hahndorf on Tuesday.