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Future-proofing at Buckleboo: meet the manager making carbon farming pay (opens the original)
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Buckleboo Station manager James Kerr knew there had to be a better way to manage the land after looking at sobering photos from the 2007-08 drought when it resembled a moonscape. He only started managing the 100,000 hectare station, 55km north of Kimba, in 2018 but soon after when the property was in drought again he began an ambitious "ecological reset". Mr Kerr, who is a SA finalist in the Australian Agriculture Awards in the Sustainability in Agriculture category, is thrilled to see the lands
Big buzz for Bransons: Bumblebee takes grand win at Melbourne steer show (opens the original)
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It has been a steer show season full of highs for young Stockport breeders Rebekah and Sam Branson. And on AFL Grand Final day last weekend at the Melbourne Royal Show, their sole led steer entry, Lakota Bumblebee, gave them a premiership of sorts. Lakota Livestock claimed champion domestic steer and then came away with the grand champion steer on the hoof. The 12-month-old Limousin steer was the pick for judge Tom Wilding-Davies, Ravensworth Agriculture, NSW, from 120 steers in the competition.
Wool trailblazer Steph Brooker-Jones recognised for her passion, dedication (opens the original)
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As one of the first women in South Australia to gain her professional woolclasser's stencil, Steph Brooker-Jones knows well what it is like to work in a male-dominated industry. It is nearly 50 years since the young girl from Brighton in Adelaide began a two-year course at Marleston School of Wool and Textiles. After this she worked in the sheds in SA, Vic, NSW, Qld, New Zealand and England as well as heading to the US for eight seasons. She spent a decade in the private wool buying division of
Heavy steers hit $3060 high in second of Mt Gambier's fortnightly sales (opens the original)
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Prices held up better than many expected at the Mount Gambier combined agents' store cattle sale on Friday last week, although they were 20 cents a kilogram cheaper than a month ago. With construction well underway on a roof over the cattle pens the agents have had to split the monthly sales due to 80 selling pens being temporarily unavailable. Elders and Nutrien offered just 440 head in early September and last week it was the independents' - Green Triangle Livestock, Miller Whan & John and O'C
Paw-some result: Lucindale dog auction surpasses $1 million milestone (opens the original)
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Bidding from five states of Australia added up to the 2026 Lucindale Working Dog Auction being the highest averaging sale in its six-year history. Western Vic kelpie breeder Ryan Lenehan, Condah, topped the sale at $24,500 for Lot 5, a nearly three-year-old dog, Kirklen One, which he had bred and trained. This was just shy of the record for the SA sale of $29,000 set at the first sale in 2021. Mr Lenehan described the black and tan Kelpie as a "generous work dog that had done the miles" on Conda
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