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Cattle market: southern rain shifts buyer demand, yardings rise in the north (opens the original)
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Market dynamics have shifted as rain arrives in Victoria, with the weather expected to set the tone from now through to Christmas. Northern NSW buyers have also pulled back on Queensland restocker purchasing, Victorian processors continue to pull back from northern buying and feedlots feel the pinch of tight heavy feeder supplies and rising fuel and grain costs. Throughput at major yards also increased this past week as dry conditions took hold in supply areas including Dubbo, Roma and Dalby. Ed
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
Barwon Vale sold under the hammer in a 'very strong result' | Video (opens the original)
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North west NSW property Barwon Vale has sold at auction in what has been described as a very strong result. The 4524 hectare (11,179 acre) property sold under the hammer for $9.3 million - equal to about $2056/ha ($832/acre). The Elders auction in the Walgett District Sporting Club attracted a crowd of about 50 people. Five of the 13 parties that registered to bid were active at the auction, with auctioneer Hugh Rainger taking about 15 minutes from the first bid of $6m through to the final $9.3m
Rethinking the carbon farming market lands Carli Davis the NextGen Leader award (opens the original)
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In rethinking the traditional carbon market, 32-year-old Carli Davis was catapulted into recognition at the inaugural Australian Agriculture Awards. At a ceremony in Sydney on Wednesday, September 30, Ms Davis took out the NSW division of Nutrien NextGen Leader, fending off fellow finalists Jack Mayhew, a livestock researcher, and Joanna Treasure, the pioneer of the Connect to Agriculture lamb trial. It was a hotly contested category, with the judges declaring Ms Davis's business acumen and chan
'Effective immediately': Origin Energy shelves its Skye Ridge wind farm, citing costs (opens the original)
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Rising costs have taken the wind out of the proposed Skye Ridge Wind Farm, leaving Origin Energy's Walcha-district project permanently grounded. The energy provider confirmed it had exited the project "effective immediately", citing "the significant increase in the cost of building new wind generation". An Origin spokesperson said the company would instead direct its capital and development resources to the Northern Tablelands Wind Farm development, 18 kilometres northwest of Armidale. "Origin r
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