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No secrets: how one farmer's global quest drives SA agricultural innovation (opens the original)
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There's no such thing as a trade secret for Yorke Peninsula farmer and businessman Mark Schilling. Indeed, during his more than 40 years in agriculture, Mr Schilling has scoured the globe on a quest to identify technology that solves problems for Australian farming systems which he then makes commercially accessible to other farmers. Along with wife Merridee and sons Aidan and Rohan, Mr Schilling farms 2900 hectares of owned, leased and share-farmed land at Cunliffe, on the northern Yorke Penins
Building a network that empowers women in agriculture to thrive on-farm (opens the original)
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Farm business resilience should start with the people doing the work, according to Katja Williams. "There's a lot of programs being rolled out for farm business resilience and sustainability," she said. "But as I saw it, and as a lot of these other women have said since, you can't have a sustainable, resilient business without sustainable, resilient people." The Dubbo-based founder and president of not-for-profit organisation Harvest Her Power is a finalist in the Wellbeing and Safety category o
Data exposes cotton margin squeeze - how to stay profitable in changing market (opens the original)
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Australian cotton growers have lifted yield and maintained strong profits, but a new report confirms what they already know - margins are becoming tighter as production costs continue to rise. The 2025 Australian Cotton Comparative Analysis found average irrigated growers achieved yields of 12.42 bales a hectare, up from 11.96 bales/ha in 2024. "In contrast to some earlier drought-affected seasons, 2025 was a solid, profitable year, with a farm net profit of $1780 per hectare," the report said.
Bigger is better: the secrets to success behind 130 years at Shannon View (opens the original)
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Prime lamb producer Rob Carey has spent a lifetime fine-tuning a system that converts grass, grain and good genetics into the kind of heavy trade lambs repeat buyers look for at Tamworth saleyards. From Shannon View, Bective, the fourth-generation producer has helped cement the district's prime lamb reputation while backing Abelene Park Poll Dorset sires for more than 20 years. Mr Carey's great-grandfather Robert settled Shannon View in 1891 and the property has carried sheep ever since. The Bec
Lab to paddock: the science behind designing the cotton crops of the future (opens the original)
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Australian cotton growers could see a new generation of varieties and crop protection traits arrive over the next decade, aimed at lifting yield and fibre quality while making crops more resilient to pests, disease and seasonal stress. Speaking at the Australian Cotton Conference on the Gold Coast, CSIRO cotton breeder Dr Warwick Stiller said the breeding pipeline was developing stronger resistance to verticillium wilt, black root rot and two-spotted spider mite, alongside work on fusarium wilt,
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