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Lamb buoyant: cattle still weak but improving
4:00 AM AEST |
FOR the second week running, livestock markets have remained stable, representing a pause in the seasonal rise in cattle values, according to the week’s summary from Meat and Livestock Australia.
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Cattle indicators reach new ...
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WA's high sheep prices continue ...
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No cause for alarm on wheat prices: Bartholomaeus
4:00 AM AEST |
AUSTRALIAN farmers are largely shunning forward marketing options for the new season crop, with futures coming under the traditional North American harvest pressure.
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WA and SA consider grains alliance
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ABB National Pools prices weaken
Banjo, Clancy, Matilda: Winton's new dinos
04 Jul 09 |
THE remains of three dinosaurs unearthed near Winton in central Queensland place Australia back on the international dinosaur map - and include a fierce, meat-eating dinosaur with three large slashing claws on each hand.
Garrett launches major feral cull
June rainfall lifts rural outlook across wide area
Fresh lift in meat marketing
Rail rolling stock given away to grain firm
Wool starts 2009-10 with steady prices, despite higher $A
Town offers $1 rents to break resident drought
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MULTIMEDIA
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Sky News rural analysis: Consumer trends good news for farmers
03 Jul 09 |
In this week's Sky News and Rural Press video report, Canberra correspondent Lucy Knight details the latest on the carbon debate from the United States, as well as what changing consumer buying trends mean for farmers.
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'Header heaven' for machinery dealer
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STATE NEWS
Lamb buoyant again: cattle lift, but still weak
04 Jul 09 |
FOR the second week running, livestock markets have remained stable, representing a pause in the seasonal rise in cattle values, according to Meat and Livestock Australia’s (MLA) week’s summary.
Town offers $1 rents to break resident drought
04 Jul 09 |
A TREE change could cost families less than a cup of coffee, with a drought-hit Mallee town offering farmhouses for a dollar a week.
Dairy intervention softens fall but slows recovery
Mites hitting lucerne fleas in cereal crops
Care focus reduces live export mortality
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$19m for camel cull
THE Federal Government will spend $19 million to cull camels in northern and western Australia ...
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Bright idea puts paid to power bills
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As energy bills rise by 20 per cent, meet the man who pays nothing for electricity to power his four-bedroom house.
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Saint, soccer on PM agenda
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SPAIN'S spy chief, Alberto Saiz, has been forced to resign after his own agents turned on him, employing the tricks of the trade to overthrow their boss at the country's National Intelligence Centre, or CNI.
North Korea fires seven more missiles, defying UN resolutions
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01 Jul 09 |
The ridiculous ironies and double standards of both politicians and the media were on show for all to see with the ‘utegate’ scandal, online editor Michael Thomson writes, but he says no-one is the better for it.
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