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Graziers cautious on $21m tick strategy amid rising infestation risk (opens the original)
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Cattle producers in tick-infested areas of the state have cautiously welcomed Friday's announcement from the NSW government that biosecurity funding to contain outbreaks will involve a "whole-of-landscape" approach. The $21 million announcement, across three years, locks in a previously promised amount of $7m in funding, up from the current $4m, to be continued for three years. Properties in high-risk localities, in the Tweed and Kyogle shires along the Queensland border, will be prioritised und
Competition and conditions ripe for quality heifers at Wodonga store sale (opens the original)
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Northern Victoria Livestock Exchange yarded 2000 head of store cattle on Thursday, with numbers boosted by cattle usually sold at the Myrtleford Spring Sale. Plenty of weight in the offering, a reflection of the good season, enticed grass restockers and feedlotters alike. Cows with calves sold from $2440 to $3440 with the herd dispersal of Shorthorn cows and heifers from EG and LM Scholz, Mima, Holbrook, NSW, offered through Elders. Their grass-fed, Sprys-blood Shorthorn cows, three to six years
Can regional fabrication and engineering survive the bush skills drought? (opens the original)
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Finding and keeping skilled trades in regional areas, while defending Australian-made production are challenges weighing heavily on engineering shops in the bush. A recent survey from Weld Australia found 30 per cent of surveyed manufacturers rated the difficulty in finding and skilling-up tradespeople as a significant barrier to trade. More than half said imported steel products often failed to meet domestic standards. At silo manufacturer Kotzur, Walla Walla, general manager Dean Glanvill said
Tighter supply sparks price rebound at prime cattle sales across the state (opens the original)
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Softer prices in the past week resulted in fewer cattle yarded at this week's prime cattle sales with the reduced supply fuelling improved demand. A sniff of rain in the north is working in vendors' favour. Supply and demand played a part in lifting the bids at Wagga Wagga on Monday, where optimal seasonal conditions are encouraging producers to hang onto their grower cattle, rather than send them to market early. The Eastern Young Cattle Indicator prices have fallen nearly 80 cents a kilogram i
Feedlot manure delivered at depth delivers biology benefits in broadacre cropping (opens the original)
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Where a dry environment is the limiting factor, cropping farmers should look to soil biology to deliver nutrients and water to their plants. When Croppa Creek agronomist Paul Nelson introduced some of his clients to pelletised feedlot manure, he sold the concept not as a complete fertiliser, but as a soil conditioner. "When you look at the analysis of Terrus Pro from Mort & Co, there is nothing that stands out in terms of nutrition or weights of elements," he said. "In my opinion this stuff work
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