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At&nbsp;Stock Journal&nbsp;we're looking back through 2018 at some of our favourite pictures of the year. Here are&nbsp;Elizabeth Anderson's pictures.

At&nbsp;<i>Stock Journal</i>&nbsp;we're looking back through 2018 at some of our favourite pictures of the year. Here are&nbsp;Elizabeth Anderson's pictures.

Emily Webb Ware, Glenburn, Vic, was the winner at SA Sheep Expo.

Rural Aid general manager Wayne Thomson, farmer Brian Jenke, Peep Hill, and Member for Grey Rowan Ramsey.

Narungga MP Fraser Ellis and MacKillop MP Nick McBride with Yorke Peninsula landholders and supporters at Parliament House.

Grantley Doecke, Sutherlands, and Simon Schmidt, Robertstown, are concerned about holding on to soil during summer. 

Robert and James Sullivan, Greenfields, Hallett, with their winning SA ram and ewe of the year.

Meningie Platinum Ag agronomist Matt Howell in a crop of December-sown Pasja 2 forage turnip along the Coorong. 

Suicide prevention trial coordinator Chez Curnow, Port Augusta, said there were already some benefits from a Far North, YP and EP-based study. 

Michael Wohlstadt, The Dairyman Barossa, and Phil Hentschke, Homelands Jerseys, with a heifer ready to show at the Royal Adelaide Show.

Rodney and David Frahn, Bletchley, in their barley paddock, which yielded about 1.2 tonnes a hectare. 

Steven and Sandy Wilksch, Geranium Flats, have been hand-feeding sheep for most of 2018.

Illawarra SA branch life member Neville Mueller (centre) with daughter Kathryn Philbey, Lameroo, and wife Marie Mueller, Murray Bridge. 

Meningie Platinum Ag agronomist Matt Howell in a crop of Corson Z71 maize, overlooking Lake Alexandrina. 

Mark Doecke, Sunlands, says although balancing the demands of export markets can be a juggling act, there were plenty of positives for growers this season. 

Corey Jones, South Australian Buffalo Company, Mypolonga, with his dairy buffalos.

Kelly Altmann, who grew up on a dairy farm at Toora, has been selected for the Adelaide Thunderbirds.

Geoff and Nola Ruchs in the garden at their new home at Hewett. They have retired there after years farming in the Mallee. 

Livestock SA president Joe Keynes, Keyneton.

Junior Show champion heifer Bellview Vanahlem Stellar 2, led by Chelsea Schutz. 

Brenton and Rodney Maynard, Lameroo, in May-sown cutlass wheat. 

Riverton pork producer Matthew Greenslade and Catherine House fundraising and events manager Jaylee Cooper with the first delivery of a regular donation of pork.

Rick Gladigau, Mount Torrens, said it had been one of the driest years in the Adelaide Hills in his memory.

Team Gawler in the Young Farmer Challenge: Will Venning, Pinnaroo, Brayden Fitzpatrick, Gawler, Franke Agenbag, Maranganga, and Bryn Parsloe.

First year University of Adelaide ag students Piper Tesseyman, Echunga, Henry Hollams, Sandilands, and Hannah Jennings, Naracoorte.

Geoff, Ian and Heath Fels, Glenlyle Station, Hawker, in their shearing shed. This year they averaged 20M across their wool clip. 

Judy Paech, Lucernbrae, Callington, Brett Koehler, Radnor, Langhorne Creek, site owners Joe and Graham Keynes, Keyneton Station, Keyneton, site committee chair Roger Fiebig, Hilton Heath, Mount Pleasant, Brad Schroeder, Gunallo, Pinnaroo, livestock consultant Tim Prance, Victor Harbor, Bill Walker, Classings, Murray Bridge, and Elders’ Emma Shaddock at the Merino Sire evaluation working day.

Year 8 student Zoe Proude, Port Lincoln, at a STEM camp at Mylor, is looking at ways to combine her interest in science and farming. 

Annie McCarthy, Yalpra Station, Orroroo, at the SA Sheep Expo.

Emily Salkeld, Small World Bakery, Langhorne Creek, with some fresh-baked 100pc rye bread and country loaf in the bakery.

Max Dix, Finniss, said hay stocks were dwindling rapidly, even after a two-year supply.

Dee Nolan with some of the South Glynde Southdown rams bred at Gum Park, Hynam. 

Royal Adelaide Show wool convenor Andrew Duncan with a 17.9kg fleece, believed to be the heaviest ever entered.

Tim and Matt Eckert, Malinong, next to the Plozza plough and in front of their award-winning hay. 

Christie and Steph Rozaklis, Green Valley Strawberries, Nairne, are looking forward to picking beginning within weeks with the fruit to be sold in local supermarkets and through their farmgate store. 

Oscar Cheso in front of his image in the mural at the Jervois cheese factory. 

Annie McCarthy, Yalpra Station, Orroroo, and Zoe Lush, Inman Valley. 

Foodbank SA CEO Greg Pattinson with donated Riverland oranges, which are transported across Australia to people in need.

Dairyfarmers Lawrie and Michele Golder, Jervois, with their new irrigation system. 

Yorke Peninsula Landowners Group chairperson Joy Wundersitz (front left) with farmers John Kennett, Kadina, Elden and Julie Oster, Arthurton, Stephen Lodge, Ardrossan, Tania Stock, Sandilands, and Brenton Davey, Pine Point, were calling on amendments to mining legislation to include the right of veto.

Elders Jamestown's Robyn Faulkner and Landmark Jamestown's Kate Malycha and Sharon Hagger got into the festive spirit for the final sale of 2018. 

Elizabeth Anderson looks through the lens of 2018 | PHOTOS

Elizabeth Anderson

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