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Regulator launches up to $8 million legal challenge against beef producer (opens the original)
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The state's water watchdog has begun prosecution against a prime beef producer, after they allegedly constructed water channels in and around a large wetland in the state's Northern Tablelands. Facing up to $2 million in fines each across four charges, the case will be heard in the NSW Land and Environment Court against a beef company operating near Walcha. The Natural Resources Access Regulator (NRAR) alleged a beef producer constructed about six kilometres of water channels in and around a wet
'Honest' bulls, real results: Bongongo Angus marks century milestone sale (opens the original)
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Explosive growth and commercial doability were highly sought after at a milestone sale for Bongongo Angus, Coolac. The on-property sale, held on Wednesday September 23, marked a century of operation for the Riverina stud. With strong buyer interest from across the district and further to the South West Slopes and Central West, the top and average price climbed from previous years. At the fall of the hammer, 105 of 106 bulls sold, reaching a $27,000 top and averaging $13,333. Top-priced bull, Bon
Seasonal feed and kill space: behind the factors shaping cattle prices (opens the original)
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Spring store sales across the state have offered a glimpse into the state of confidence and demand in a highly variable season. Breaking down the numbers at the opening of spring across three saleyards, agents and vendors shared the driving factors for prices, and what could be learned from years past. At Tamworth, Winton cattle producer Amanda Young was in rebuild mode, seeking 60 to 80 head of restocker cattle. She had held off because of the strong market but prices had recently settled enoug
First-time commercial buyer claims top-priced ram at Pooginook Poll Merino (opens the original)
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Rams with growth traits, quality wool and phenotype to match were highly sought after at the Pooginook Poll Merino ram sale, held on-property near Jerilderie on Tuesday, September 22. A strong contingent of repeat and volume buyers made their presence felt, customising their draft to bring rams home across NSW and further afield. Tim Ferguson, McKean McGregor, Mildura, Vic, purchased the top-priced ram, Pooginook 250633, for $5750. The ram was purchased on behalf of a first-time buyer, to run co
Farmers pay the price for big polluters: report details a shifting burden (opens the original)
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Farmers have been handed the burden of both caring for the land and dealing with the mess of industrial polluters in a changing climate, a new report has found. NSW producer and policy analyst Oscar Pearse, Moree, outlined the ever-increasing responsibilities on landholders, to manage their land, account for their emissions and others, in a new report commissioned by Farmers for Climate Action. "Agricultural land for sequestration is a finite resource, and offsetting should be a last resort when
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