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From shearing sheds to social media, Shannon Donoghue champions the wool industry (opens the original)
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Despite growing up in sheep country around Naracoorte in South Australia's South East, Shannon Donoghue never initially envisaged a career in the wool industry. Now, the Jamestown-based Australian Wool Innovation SA and Tas industry relations officer is using her experience from the ground up to inspire the next generation of the wool industry. Shannon is one of the South Australian finalists in the Nutrien NextGen Leader category as part of the 2026 Australian Agriculture Awards, a joint initia
Deluge breaks dry spell at Anna Creek Station with more than 300mm received (opens the original)
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Anna Creek Station has gone from carefully managing cattle and water through a prolonged dry period to carrying some of the best feed its manager has seen in his nine years on the property. Williams Cattle Company station manager Matthew Williams said 325 millimetres had fallen at the homestead year to date, more than double the station's annual average of about 140mm. The bulk of the rain came in a "remarkable" six-week period, with about 70mm falling in the first event, followed by another 70m
Crop monitoring and run line tech: how Kooma View are tackling gutless soils (opens the original)
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Eyre Peninsula grain grower Wes Matthews is combining weather data, soil amelioration and machinery guidance technology to improve crop establishment on some of the farm's most challenging sandy country. The fourth-generation Koongawa farmer manages 7500 hectares with rotations of wheat, barley and lentils, including about 1400ha of sandy soils ranging from clay-influenced areas to severely non-wetting, "gutless" country. Rather than trying to dramatically lift yields on those areas, Mr Matthews
Lamb production classes put genetics to test at Royal Adelaide Show (opens the original)
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Data-driven breeding and sound structural assessment were put under the spotlight in the interbreed lamb production classes at the Royal Adelaide Show, with Omad White Suffolk Stud and RV Piggott&Son claiming the major honours. Omad White Suffolk Stud, Kaniva, Vic, won the Stock Journal champion interbreed lamb production class for a pen of two rams under 1.5 years, continuing its success after taking the title last year. Stud principal Damien Hawker said the winning pair, exhibits 255732 and 25
Greenfields continues stellar run in August-shorn Merino showing in Adelaide (opens the original)
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The Greenfields and Glendonald Merino studs have excelled in the August-shorn Merino competition at the 2026 Royal Adelaide Show, claiming the grand champion ram and ewe titles respectively. The result saw the two studs continue their strong record in the August-shorn section, with Glendonald, Nhill, Vic, taking the grand champion ewe title and Greenfields, Hallett, securing the grand champion ram. Greenfields' grand champion ram was a medium-wool ram progressing out of the aged over 1.5 years a
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