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Top-priced Wild Oat ram heads west as Merino operation makes move to SheepMasters (opens the original)
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The top-priced ram and a swathe of quality sires have headed to the Far West with buyers swapping wool sheep for shedders at the Wild Oat SheepMaster stud's third on-property sale. Of the 100 rams offered on Wednesday, September 30, 97 were sold at an average of $4376 and to a top of $18,000. The three unsold lots all found buyers after the conclusion of the sale, and both the top and average were well up on last year's sale, which had 78 of 80 rams sold to a top of $6000 and at an average of $3
Why this cropper credits a disc seeder as the 'cornerstone' of the operation (opens the original)
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Making the switch to a disc seeder has been a major catalyst for a Riverina cropping operation in meeting its goals on conserving moisture and maintaining soil structure. For grower Derek Ingold, Ingola, Dirnaseer, alongside his wife Susan and son Alexander, the switch has been worth every penny for the benefits of going zero till. Mr Ingold is the second generation to run the 3500-hectare property, which his father bought in 1960, cropping 800ha each of wheat and canola, alongside a prime lamb
Why this new metering unit is a breath of fresh air for Aussie manufacturing (opens the original)
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The company behind a next-generation air metering unit for Australian growers is hoping their success is proof for the strength of domestic manufacturing. BOSS Agriculture's AXIOM Metering Unit received the Greater Hume Council award for the Best Australian Designed and Manufactured Agricultural Machine at the 2026 Henty Machinery Field Days last week. Designed and manufactured in Inverell, the company's new build GEN2 Air Carts could be outfitted with the electric drive meters, which were not a
Make hay while the sun shines? Mild winter has buyers keen for new machines (opens the original)
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Manufacturers of hay and silage gear say producers have shown strong interest in grabbing new tools to help them cut, keep and dispense the crop after a pleasant winter for much of NSW. Speaking at the Henty Machinery Field Days last week, Martin Morona, Berrima Hay Rakes, said there had been strong and consistent demand for their products, which were designed and manufactured at Deniliquin. "This year's been very, very good," he said. "We're struggling to keep up currently, but we've got good s
Chippy-turned-trainer notches another working dog win after Henty success (opens the original)
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A up-and-coming trainer and breeder has capped off a successful year with a first place finish on debut in the yard dog competition at the 2026 Henty Machinery Field Days last week. Thomas Woolford, a livestock overseer at Bobbara Station, Galong, won the Dogpro Murray Valley Yard Dog Championships, scoring 192 points with his four-year-old black-and-tan Kelpie Mac. Originally from Young, Mr Woolford developed a love for working dogs as a kid, but only made the full-time leap to farming life aft
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