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Grains

Transcontinental shipments in for the long haul

Transcontinental shipments in for the long haul

Shipments of grain from Western Australia could continue to head to the east coast until the 2020 winter crop is online.

Test 3 weeks, 5 days

Southern crop to shoulder the load

Southern crop to shoulder the load

UPDATED: Southern Australia is picking up some of the slack from what is likely to be another poor season in Queensland and northern NSW.

Test 4 weeks, 1 day

New Horsham office for GRDC

New Horsham office for GRDC

THE GRDC has opened a new office in Horsham

Test 4 weeks, 1 day

No further India lentil impost for Australia

No further India lentil impost for Australia

UPDATED: Contrary to what the Aussie pulse sector first believed, Australia will not be subject to increased lentil tariffs to India.

Bayer splashes big dollars on glyphosate alternatives

Bayer splashes big dollars on glyphosate alternatives

Bayer has put up big dollars to develop alternatives to glyphosate, but an Aussie farm leader warns they need to consider farming systems.

Big turnaround leads to urea shortages

Big turnaround leads to urea shortages

Fertiliser importers say shipments of urea are soon to land, easing the current shortage of the fertiliser, caused by sudden demand.

Paddock planner extension queried by growers

Paddock planner extension queried by growers

CBH has extended its Paddock Planner crop planning system but not all growers are happy about the move.

Wheat imports hit our shore

Wheat imports hit our shore

The first shipment of Manildra's Canadian wheat imports has arrived at Port Kembla as debate rages about remaining Aussie wheat stocks.

Farmer group keeps up fight for income protection

Farmer group keeps up fight for income protection

NSW Farmers has vowed to keep fighting to get a workable farm income protection industry established in Australia.

Cotton values to dip

Cotton values to dip

A Rabobank analyst believes Australia cotton prices will fall in the second half of the year on the back of sluggish global demand.

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Richmond panel theft discovered at muster time

Richmond panel theft discovered at muster time

A 49-year-old Richmond man is set to appear in the Richmond Magistrates Court on August 14, charged with the theft of portable panels from a set of cattle yards from a property in the region.

DELTA improving farm water quality

DELTA improving farm water quality

Country's sheep on showcase at Bendigo

Country's sheep on showcase at Bendigo

The 142nd Australian Sheep & Wool Show promises to be much more than an agricultural event.