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'In a better position': prices firm at Leongatha ahead of major rain event (opens the original)
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Cattle prices remained firm at Leongatha's weekly store sale as local graziers braced for up to 100 millimetres of rainfall over the coming days. Agents yarded 4648 cattle at the Eastern Victoria Livestock Exchange on Thursday in what was a humid market. Buyers and agents said prices for steers and heifers were firm week-on-week, with some categories either gaining or losing 10 cents a kilogram depending on weight and class. Alex Scott & Staff Wonthaggi livestock manager Rob Ould said heavy catt
Fifth-generation farmers set to wind down iconic Poll Dorset operation (opens the original)
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Pinora Poll Dorset stud is officially drawing the curtain on its long-running sheep enterprise, with fifth-generation farmers John and Kelvin Sunderman set to wind down the operation next month. Just two years after announcing the end of their well-known Angus cattle stud, the Sunderman family is taking the next step in their retirement plan, privately selling their Poll Dorset ewes and preparing to offer their final flock of 70 rams in October. Five generations of the Sunderman family have farm
Gippsland and Monaro farmers prepare for drought as spring rains fail to fall (opens the original)
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Graziers across eastern Victoria and south-east NSW are weighing up tough decisions as an unseasonably dry spell bites. Farmers in Gippsland's high country say they are seeing some of the driest conditions in generations, while producers across the border are considering selling cows with calves at foot after receiving just 25 millimetres of rain in two months. Newcomen Hereford stud principal Barry Newcomen, Ensay, said he had never seen conditions this dry at this time of year in almost 90 yea
Bairnsdale cattle prices ease as graziers wait for much-needed spring rain (opens the original)
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Cattle prices eased across the board during Bairnsdale's fortnightly store cattle sale as graziers across East Gippsland wait for much-needed spring rainfall. Agents yarded 2442 cattle at the East Gippsland Livestock Exchange at Bairnsdale on Friday during the AFL Grand Final public holiday. The long weekend did not affect crowds at the store market, however, prices did ease in line with other recent sales across Victoria. The market featured cattle from Ensay, Omeo, Gelantipy, Bonang and furthe
Could this new valuation metric challenge traditional cropping land pricing? (opens the original)
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After years of using private valuation formulas to build major institutional portfolios like Paraway Pastoral Company and Lawson Grains, agribusiness executive David Goodfellow is now going public with his productivity-driven frameworks in a push to level the playing field for family farming businesses. The agribusiness corporate executive has proposed to the Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) to adopt metrics similar to those long established in the livestock sector, though the
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