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'It's in my blood': meet the women building more than a career as livestock agents (opens the original)
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For 24-year-old Claudia Hiscox and Hannah Dunn, 23, there has never been any other calling than that of a livestock agent. Both women work for BJA Stock and Station Agencies in northern NSW with Ms Hiscox based at Moree while Ms Dunn works at Glen Innes. For Ms Hiscox the love for her present career began at an early age. "I grew up listening to phone calls and counting fence posts and double checking that count and I always had my dad's passion for agriculture and particularly livestock," she s
Isolated storms spark restocker confidence lift at Tamworth store sale (opens the original)
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Isolated storms and the hope that more would roll in boosted restocker confidence at the Tamworth store sale on Friday, September 25. Numbers were down by 430 head on the previous fortnight, with 2091 head yarded. The majority were weaner and yearling cattle, with a small portion of cows and calves on offer. With prices softer and the promise of more storms, restockers bid enthusiastically at the rails. Angus steers under 200 kilograms made from $610 to $1210 a head while 200 to 280 kilogram ang
Repeat buyers hold prices firm despite seasonal conditions at West Wyalong sale (opens the original)
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Prices reached $450 as a strong gallery of buyers bid across 5000 Merino ewes and 1000 wether lambs at the annual West Wyalong and district spring breeders sale sale on Wednesday, September 23. The top was up on the 2025 top of $415, with the majority of pens sold under the hammer and a small amount passed in but sold after the sale. The top-priced pen of Austral Eden-blood, April/May 2025-drop, August-shorn Merino ewes was offered by Jack and Leah Jones, North Yalgogrin, and bought by repeat bu
Regulation uncertainty 'compounds' Namoi Valley irrigators floodplain harvesting fatigue (opens the original)
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Namoi Valley Irrigators say long delays and recent developments in Parliament on floodplain harvesting licences have compounded concerns about the future of their operations. The valley is the last to be left waiting on regulated floodplain harvesting replacement licenses. Floodplain harvesting collects water during flood events to be used for irrigation purposes later. In NSW Parliament two weeks ago, the NSW Greens called for an embargo on floodplain harvesting, after the Natural Resource Regu
Wee Waa agronomist champions stewardship, biodiversity and women in ag (opens the original)
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Wee Waa agronomist, farmer and beneficial insect innovator Anna Madden is most comfortable in a paddock helping a client, crop or a young agronomist reach their full potential. That passion for agriculture, stewardship, biodiversity and mentorship began with her grandfather and father's guidance on her family's farm in central west NSW, a place where she also learnt she could achieve anything she wanted. It was those values that had the quiet achiever nominated for national recognition. Ms Madde
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