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Work set to start on saleyard roof but agents say it's not going far enough (opens the original)
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An animal welfare group has criticised a regional council for its decision to roof only a third of its saleyard. The City of Greater Bendigo has announced MKM Building Group will start work on stage one of the Bendigo Livestock Exchange (BLE) shelter project before Christmas, with completion planned for the middle of next year. The state government committed $1.7 million to the project in this year's budget, matched by the council for a total project cost of $3.4 million. A Bendigo Animal Welfar
How this week's rain forecast could alter your plans to turn-off cattle (opens the original)
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A looming rain system moving across Victoria this week could halt a blowout in saleyard numbers, forcing livestock agents and beef producers to adjust their turn-off strategies. While dry conditions have driven elevated yardings from Gippsland to the western district in recent weeks, Bureau of Meteorology forecasts for mid-week rain could give producers the feed buffer needed to hold stock off the market. Bureau of Meteorology senior forecaster Jonathan How said showers were expected from Wednes
Farm visa approvals flowing again in 24-hour turnaround ahead of harvest (opens the original)
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Working holiday-maker visa approvals are flowing again, with some applications being processed within 24 hours following a new deal between the federal government and the country's peak agricultural body. The government agreed to speed up the process last week following pressure from the National Farmers Federation (NFF) and member organisations including the Victorian Farmers Federation (VFF) to reverse the decision to "go slow" on applications to reduce migration numbers. The industry groups a
Leongatha prices ease but agents say it makes a perfect buying opportunity (opens the original)
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Prices at Leongatha's weekly store cattle sale eased slightly, following large sale volumes in recent weeks and an upcoming public holiday. Agents offered 2912 steers, heifers and cows and calves to a smaller-than-usual bidding gallery at the Eastern Victoria Livestock Exchange. Meat & Livestock Australia market reporter Brendan Fletcher said quality declined, with fewer breeder lines and a larger proportion of dairy cattle and their crosses. "There was a limited selection of heavy feeder cattle
Why Melbourne is one of the country's only royal shows to exclude Merino sheep (opens the original)
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The Melbourne Royal Show continues to be one of the only royal shows in Australia to exclude Merino sheep from its show floor. The sheep competition, which kicks off on Thursday, will feature 20 breeds of sheep, from Corriedales to Hampshire Downs and Poll Dorsets, yet Merinos haven't been involved in the prestigious event since 2014. It follows the Royal Adelaide Show, held at the start of the month, which featured a large run of Merino sheep in the judging ring and even its own multi-vendor ra
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