Campaign aimed to revive Merino numbers
Industry concerns for dwindling flock numbers is behind a new campaign aimed at reviving the national Merino ewe base which has plummeted to 25 million.
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Record grain train departs Crystal Brook
The longest grain train in the history of the ARTC network was loaded at Crystal Brook this week, the wheat bound for the drought stricken north.Pandurra marks 120 years
PANDURRA Station's Bruce Nutt is the fourth-generation owner of the 100,000-hectare pastoral property, which began when his great-grandfather, Henry Lloyd Nutt, bought the first parcel of land in 1894.All grown up: Class of 2010 heads into Year 7
In 2010, The Border Mail captured pictures of those around the region in their first year of school. Now in 2017, they prepare to enter high school.Breadth of Merino rams
Merinos have played a big role in our history even featuring on our currency, the shilling from 1938 until the introduction of decimal currency in 1966.Calf Alert technology a step closer
The Calf Alert device provides the date and location of calving within 24 hours to address the problem of calf loss.
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