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AT a time when half-a-billion has been wiped from Victoria’s food and fibre exports, the State Government has cut more jobs in agricultural research - a total of 109 this year.

Lizzie Hallam - April 16, 2022

A SMALLER offering of cattle was put forward last week with a total of 83 comprising of 48 cows, 24 trade, 4 bullocks and 7 bulls.

Admin - April 14, 2022

A SIMILAR field of buyers attended the reduced offering of 552 mixed quality cattle at WVLX on Monday, 271 less than the previous sale.

Admin - April 14, 2022

AGENTS penned a plain to good quality offering of 823 cattle for a similar field of buyers to last week at Mortlake.

Admin - April 12, 2022

VENDORS at CQLX Gracemere penned 385 head more with a yarding of 2910 per head on offer

Admin - April 11, 2022

HAMILTON agents yarded 14,600 lambs and 9061 sheep where the lamb quality was very good but starting to tail off due to the seasonal conditions and the summer crops coming to an end.

Admin - April 10, 2022

ELOORA Shorthorns have recorded an average price of $22,750 and smashed all previous records at the recent 69th Naracoorte Shorthorn Bull Sale, selling their eight bulls, with two selling for $30,000.

Admin - April 9, 2022

HALF-A-BILLION has been wiped from Victoria’s food and fibre exports according to new figures released this month.

Lizzie Hallam - April 8, 2022

A WESTERN Victorian agricultural industries consultant is the new chairman of the Sheep Sustainability Framework’s (SSF) Sustainability Steering Group (SSG).

Ashley Quinsey - April 8, 2022

COMPLIANCE to electronic ear tags has been recently highlighted with a Gippsland livestock agent and producer being convicted and fined $20,300 plus additional costs.

Admin - April 5, 2022
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