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Elizabeth Anderson

SA Sheep Expo award of excellence recipient and White Suffolk breeder Alesha Bennett, Wagga Wagga, NSW. Picture by Elizabeth Anderson

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Alesha Bennett was announced as the winner of the award of excellence.

Alesha's love for sheep sector pays off with expo success | PHOTOS

Kiara Stacey

Dozens of homes have had damages from the recent earthquakes. Picture supplied

Dozens of homes have had damages from the recent earthquakes.

Earthquakes strike Mid North five times in a week

Catherine Miller

Tom Pearce (right) and sons Charlie and Fred, Penola, were pleased with the sale of their steers. Their 20 Hereford-Shorthorn steers, weighing 436kg made $1448.

Prices were better than expected at Naracoorte's monthly store sale despite very dry conditions locally and large numbers of cattle on the market.

Feedlotters drive Naracoorte store sale demand |PHOTOS

Chris McLennan

Leather apprentice (left) with Tattarang director Nicola Forrest. icture from RM Williams.

R.M. Williams sets its sights on the women's footwear market.

R.M. Williams is stepping up to capture women's footwear market

Matt and Roger Fiebig, Hilton Heath Merino stud, Sanderson and Keith, had one of their most successful trips to Bendigo, Victoria, after their unhoused ram won grand champion.

Turn the pages back to July 2010 for a flashback.

Flashback Friday - July 2010 - part 4

Nutrien state wool manager Adrian Dewell with Nicole Davies wool area manager Bendigo, Vic and Candice Cordy, wool account manager, Vic.

Adelaide has hosted the International Wool Textile Organisation's annual congress for the first time.

IWTO puts runs on board for wool in Adelaide |PHOTOS

Vanessa Binks

Orange Creek Station's via Alice Springs Wally Klein was pumped about the 180 millimetres of rain which arrived in late March. Picture by Vanessa Binks 

NT pastoralists to record above average start to season

Dave and Caroline (right) Scicluna, Alpana, with employee Rehanna Coulthard, Blinman, who also does the indigenous paintings sold in the hotel. Picture by Kiara Stacey

Hotel supports Royal Flying Doctor Service through donation offer.

Blinman hotel stays true to its history

Champion handler and young dairy leadership award recipient Chris Thompson, Mitcham and Brinkley, with a heifer from his own Toris Holsteins stud. Picture by Elizabeth Anderson

All breeds camp has highest numbers in 20-year history.

Chris wins inaugural prize at biggest 'Cow Camp' yet

WoolProducers Australia chief executive officer Jo Hall with the updated Trust in Australian Wool brochure. Picture by Catherine Miller

The Trust in Australian Wool campaign was relaunched

Information, telling stories key to trust for Australian wool

In the first two months of 1964, the fourth annual Guernsey field day was held, while the Angulong Angus stud at Delamere held a reduction sale that attracted plenty of cattle breeders. Farmers also attended a field day at Port Vincent to inspect skeleton weed, and WAB members came together in Clare for a leadership school. Love your Flashback Friday galleries? Catch up on what you've missed here: Start the day with all the big news in agriculture. Sign up here to receive our daily Stock Journal newsletter.

Angulong studmaster JA Long, with Angus breeder RC Shepherd, Tallara, Myponga, and Graeme Shepherd.

Tait Kidman, Kiloran, Mt Compass, Vin Hall, Red Banks, Alec Robb, Glenelg, and Warren Parsons, Holowilena Park, Victor Harbor, watching carcase competition judging.

Two of the steers that won Section 3 in the live judging of the 1964 beef carcase competition for Lake Victoria Props, being admired by Lake Victoria directors TE Barr Smith, RC Gosse, and AR Bartholomaeus, with the company's pastoral inspector WJ Findley, second from left.

Mike Turner took delivery of Poll Shorthorn bulls from Hedley Prosser (not pictured), Kyeema, Tintinara, for his station, Numery, via Alice Springs.

On a trip by plane to the Upper South East and Murray Mallee, Lloyds Timber sales manager R Healey (right), dropped in on FJ Angel, Pinnaroo.

Floral art was the subject that drew together this group comprising Mrs AJ Lloyd, Jamestown, Mrs COJ Tozer, Laura, Mrs VL Meaney, Jamestown, and Mrs FRH Siviour, Gulnare.

Eric Launer, Hiview, and Keith Launer, Rockvale, with his son John, were attending the Clare Show.

Breeders and exhibitors of the champion steers of Section 1 of the 1964 carcase competition, Mr and Mrs JR Cowell, with their son James.

Founder of Roslyn Vale, Ken Whitford, strokes one of about 50 heifers in a paddock while son Brian Whitford restrains the Jersey from joining her mates.

Maurice Davey - drawn by Frank Lee - managed the Anama Friesian stud at Brinkworth.

Nuffield scholar John Lawton, Myponga, travelled throughout the UK and Europe during a nine-month tour.

Seen at the Stratherne reducing sale at Naracoorte were Rolly Dennison, Naracoorte, Bill Clutterbuck, Elders-GM, and OW Corbin, Binnum.

Agriculture Minister Mr Brookman is shown congratulating Metropolitan Wholesale Meat Co on its purchase of the champion entry in the SA beef carcase competition. C Bennett  receives the ribbon.

AR Callaghan from the Australian Embassy in Washington speaking at the SA beef carcase competition presentation.

Mr and Mrs James Cowell inspect the champion carcases from their Carwidya property, Mount Crawford, with their sons.

Mrs P Filsell, Mrs Perce Buckley and Mrs H Grigg, Williamstown.

At the dispersal sale of Alabama AIS stud were HT Lloyd and HG May, Meningie, and Mal Symons, Strathalbyn.

Capt. S Ayles, commander of the liner Oronsay, entertained guests aboard the ship after he had presented the 1963 P&O-Orient Lines Butter Trophy at Outer Harbour to RJ Finlayson managing director RV Allison. Pictured are AH Calder, Elder Smith Goldsbrough Mort, SA agents for P&O-Orient Lines; RH Sedsman, director, Royal Agricultural & Horticultural Society; CTR Hare, Purser; Mr Allison; Staff Capt EAW Mortleman Lewis; Sir Keith Angas, RAHS treasurer; Capt Ayles; JA Gibson, RJ Finlayson factory supervisor; and DJ Selleck and E Mostyn Garret, Australian Dairy Produce Board.

JRS Hackett, Wyndham Park Angus, Sevenhill.

Metropolitan Wholesale Meat Co Limited director C Bennett, speaking after accepting the sash given to the company as buyer of the winning entry in the 1964 beef carcase competition.

Miss I Hawker and MS Hawker, North Bungaree, were among a big crowd at the sales and live judging of steers entered in the SA beef carcase competition.

Mr and Mrs John Parker, Old Canowie, Hallett, stand in front of the SA beef carcase competition Section 3 winner from their Avoca station, Wentworth, NSW.

Artist Frank Lee's drawings of Red Poll breeders RM Wilson and his son Alan.

Ann Bush, Murray Park, Magill, with a Coronation Boy-Devon River yearling colt.

Inspecting the cattle prior to the first reduction sale of Angus stud Angulong are JL Melrose, Kadlunga, JRS Hackett, Wyndham Park, Sevenhill, CJ Scott, Elders-GM, Auburn and Mr Duncan Kellar, Kadlunga.

Inspecting one of the cows in the judging competition at Guernsey stud Kirkburn are BH Basham, Port Elliot; Metropolitan Milk Board chairman SA Gale; Department of Agriculture senior adviser G Pickhaver, MMB vice-chairman KM Bower; and dairy adviser L Baily.

At the fourth annual Guernsey field day are Robert Liddell, Goolwa, Richard Clayfield, Glenroy, VA Harding, Port Elliot, Mrs E Harding, Mil-lel and EJ Harding.

RB Burns (right), Flaxley, congratulates Ken Scott, Lowaldie, on winning the judging competition at the Guernsey field day.

Father and son EW Rothe, Salwin, Echunga, and Allan Rothe, Rotunga, Echunga.

G Lambert, Undalya, and G Menzies, Adelaide, at the Guernsey field day.

Mrs RE Meek, Murray Bridge, and TB Dutschke, Beneda, at the Guernsey field day.

Former Guernsey breeder John Meek at the Guernsey field day.

Angus stud breeders Andrew Taylor, Kingarth, Nairne, and Richard Woolcock, St Blazey, Yankalilla, at the Angulong Angus sale with KG Sporn, Elders-GM.

SA Farmers' Union's Bruce Pomroy and Don Humphreys (right) with Kevern Klemich, Woodlands Industries, Padthaway.

Guernsey breeders and other people in the dairy industry at Kirkburn, Flaxley, for the fourth annual Guernsey field day.

Well-known pastoralist Sir Roy McCaughey.

At the Angulong reduction sale are MH Ielasi, B Beard, JL Morris and M Christie, Delamere.

Eric Standley, Angulong, and Fred Heinrich, Heatherdene, Parawa.

WS Kidman had grazing interests in SA and interstate, and was a keen racing follower.

At the SA yearling sales is Stanley Clutterbuck, Newark Park, Morphett Vale.

Mr and Mrs NR Irwin at the yearling sales.

Mr and Mrs Ross Young with his father, Eddie Young, Port Broughton.

Wolford Parsons, Port Vincent, discovered skeleton weed on his property. A field day was held to show the weed to other farmers.

Irrigators inspect a bore and pump in the South East.

SA Small Seeds Producers' Association Gordon Brown with Rural Youth's SE adviser R Allen at a flood and spray irrigation field day.

Roger Crouch, Yumali, at an irrigation field day.

A Longbottom, Padthaway, explaining his flood irrigation practices.

EP breeders Mr and Mrs EL Miller, The Oaks, Mudamuckla, at the Angulong reduction sale with Olwyn Siddall, Elders-GM Adelaide.

Red Poll Cattle Breeders Association SA president Keith Launer, Rock Vale, Sandilands, Red Poll Society of Great Britain president Sir John Corbet and Red Poll Cattle Breeders Association federal president CL Dunn, Underwood, Ashbourne.

Salisbury District Australia Day Committee secretary Mis ME McLachlan.

R Edwards and A Thompson (third from left) with members of the Royal Agricultural and Horticultural Society of SA agricultural committee members F Croser, JB Stephenson, RS Crosby and RH Eime.

Smokey was most interested at his second birthday in 1963, when Bushfire Research Committee member J Hogan lit two candles on his birthday cake.

Les Parsons, The Springs, Port Vincent, holds a photograph of skeleton weed.

Royal Agricultural and Horticultural Society of SA president RC Gosse.

Department of Agriculture veterinarian MF Pulsford addressing a conference in the Kingscote Memorial Hall.

RA&HS of SA poultry and pigeon committee members HH Leedham, RL Freebairn, PE Alsop and WH Rover.

A crowd watches on as Hill River commercial Angus females are sold at Clare.

The Paddle Steamer Marion was opened as a memorial to the trading days of the River Murray.

Red Poll Society of Great Britain president Sir John Corbet (centre) with Betty Launer and Margaret Launer.

Young Guernsey heifers at Kirkburn, the stud of RB Burns.

The Governor, Sir Edric Bastyan, opens the Paddle Steamer Marion for the National Trust.

GW Hicks, Birdwood, stands near one of several large red gums which give shade to sheep on his property.

Brian Wilson, Coomandook, had recently returned from a trip to New Zealand.

P Trappe (right) guides a sculpture student in an adult education class at Nuriootpa.

Sparks fly at a welding class, conducted for farmers and mechanics.

Norman Morcom, 17, with his father RW Morcom, Oasis Merino stud, Keith.

CE Fiebiger, Keyneton, at the fourth annual Guernsey field day at Flaxley.

Inspector Toole, Chief Inspector Hansberry and Inspector Wright with the RSPCA's three radio vans.

Department of Agriculture irrigation research officer Phil Judd explains his reasons for recommending portable spray irrigation equipment during a field day at Lobethal.

More than 80 farmers attended a Department of Agriculture irrigation field day at Lobethal, including J Schubert, CE Schubert, Keith Shillabeer, M Hannaford and D Dunn.

At the Bloodhorse Breeders' Association dinner are Mrs EB Nolan, Claud Haigh, Mrs Haigh and EB Nolan.

WAB members Mrs FL McLean, Clare; Mrs B Burt, Clare; Mrs AE Bannear, Saddleworth; and Mrs M Bennett, Clare.

WAB members Mrs LJ Moyle, Mrs VM Sullivan and Mrs L Hill.

WAB members Mrs AH Rex, Mrs J Ecclestone, Mrs RC Vater and Mrs AR Neumann.

WAB members Mrs BM Agnew, Mrs R Anderson, Mrs D Noble, Mrs AW Tiller and Mrs K Overton.

Clare WAB members Mrs E Ottens, Miss Doreen Hicks, Mrs AH Bradbrook, Mrs EA Leaney and Mrs W Robins.

In the first two months of 1964, the fourth annual Guernsey field day was held, while the Angulong Angus stud at Delamere held a reduction sale that attracted plenty of cattle breeders.

Farmers also attended a field day at Port Vincent to inspect skeleton weed, and WAB members came together in Clare for a leadership school.

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Flashback Friday - Jan/Feb 1964

In the first two months of 1964, the Angulong Angus stud at Delamere held a reduction sale, while...

Flashback Friday - Jan/Feb 1964

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