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Red meat proved to be carbon efficient

11:12 AM AEDT | AUSTRALIAN red meat production is much more carbon-efficient than often reported in the media, says an important study by the University of NSW. | Rain stalls cattle markets Visit Queensland Country Life

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Lack of water data puts northern food bowl on hold

6:53 AM AEDT | SAFE drinking water should be secured for people across northern Australia before the nation tries to turn the Top End into the food bowl of Asia, a taskforce has told the Federal Government. |

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Kangatarians the latest niche in green food market

6:18 AM AEDT | THERE'S a new semi-vegetarian movement emerging in Australia: people who exclude all meat except kangaroo on environmental, ecological and humanitarian grounds. They call themselves kangatarians and are slowly growing in numbers. |

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Turnbull slams Abbott's carbon plan

Farmers want pastoral north

USDA changes tack on animal traceability

Robot milkers boost herd potential

Buy more wool, Prince Charles says

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MULTIMEDIA

GALLERY: Photos from the Naracoorte sale

4:30 PM AEDT | Buyers vied for the limited number of heifers and cows at Naracoorte.

GALLERY: More photos from the property rights rally

GALLERY: Photos from Barellan Sheep Sale

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STATE NEWS

More photos from the property rights rally

4:00 AM AEDT | A new collection of photos taken at last week's property rights protest at Parliament House, Canberra.

Labelling may miss the mark, report says

1:41 PM AEDT | LABEL on or label off? Apparently if you are consumer in the United Kingdom you just don’t care if a country of origin label is on a food product or not, new research from its top national food watchdog has uncovered. | WA drought 'could be worst for ... | Photos from Bassendean Library ... Visit Farm Weekly

Aussies stand by their lamb roast

Dairymen being milked to death

Returning to home renovation

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Seven habits of highly effective cane toads

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8:47 AM AEDT | BEIRUT: In a possible move to deflect attention from Iran's political woes, the President, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, has ordered the nation's atomic energy agency to begin enriching uranium from 3.5 per cent to 20 per cent purity to serve as fuel for a Tehran medical reactor.

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