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A YEAR ago, a global agriculture data analysis and forecast firm , Gro Intelligence, ran a series of industry predictions for 2023, and in the last week it reviewed those and announced another set of predictions for this year, including the expectation global wheat supplies will buck a several-year trend, and rise in 2024.

Admin - January 29, 2024

CHROME Sheep Studs held their 13th on-property Summer Ram Sale on January 15, which was also online with Auctions Plus.

Admin - January 28, 2024

RECENTLY starting at Elders Hamilton as part of the agronomy team is Steph Brownrigg.

Admin - January 28, 2024

THE Victorian Farmers Federation (VFF) has said farming communities are being prevented from participating in the process for assessing the environmental risk of mining and energy projects leading to bad outcomes for food production.

Admin - January 25, 2024

STUDENTS at all levels of education with a passion for STEM are benefitting from Agriculture Victoria’s (AV) broadening education program.

Admin - January 25, 2024

A TOTAL of 2039 cattle were yarded at Mortlake on Monday, representing an increase of over 800 head.

Admin - January 23, 2024

NUMBERS were reduced at Hamilton on Wednesday to 33,000 lambs yarded with the decrease being 6000 head.

Admin - January 22, 2024

THE 2024 Western District Weaner Sales concluded for another year on Friday with agents saying heifer sales were well above expectations with more than 20,000 cattle sold throughout the week.

Blair Burns - January 18, 2024

A BIG step up in numbers this week at the Hamilton market with 39,000 lambs yarded representing a significant increase of 24,000 for the second market of the new year.

Admin - January 16, 2024

THE initial market of the year at Mortlake yarded 1210 head displaying good quality overall, however, there was a larger tail of crossbred cattle on offer.

Admin - January 16, 2024
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