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Finally grain hitting the bins

Finally grain hitting the bins

Winter crop production tallies are starting to look a little healthier as western and southern grain starts to hit the bins.

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GrainCorp reviewing $2.4b takeover offer

GrainCorp reviewing $2.4b takeover offer

GrainCorp, is weighing up a $2.4 billion takeover offer from a local investment syndicate

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No lead from BOM on summer rainfall

No lead from BOM on summer rainfall

Most of the country can expect to be hot, but there is no lead on whether summer rainfall will be above or below average over summer.

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Grain protection product promising

Grain protection product promising

A new grain protection product may help lessen the reliance on phosphine in terms of minimising grain storage pest numbers.

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Barley recovers after China controversy

Barley recovers after China controversy

Barley prices have recovered most of the losses that came as a result of the Chinese launching anti-dumping investigations.

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Rain boosts NSW summer crop

Rain boosts NSW summer crop

Northern NSW fared best out of a weather system that pushed across eastern Australia last week, boosting summer crop prospects.

Small country, big innovators

Small country, big innovators

It may be a nation with just 8.7 million people on the edge of the desert, but Israel is an unlikely global leader in agricultural R&D.

Farmers urged to be aware of hungry hay

Farmers urged to be aware of hungry hay

Hay has been a useful tool this year, but farmers are warned they will have to closely monitor nturient levels for next year.

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Irrigator pleads guilty

Irrigator pleads guilty

A northern NSW cotton producer has pleaded guilty to water offences, relating to pumping water during an embargo.

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Frosted grain to throw up challenges

Frosted grain to throw up challenges

Farmers will have to be cautious when harvesting frosted grain but they should have no problem in selling the final product.

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Goondiwindi farm fined $475,000 over teenager’s death

Goondiwindi farm fined $475,000 over teenager’s death

Fines totaling more than $475,000 have been issued over a teenager’s workplace death on a Goondiwindi farm in 2016.

Gordon slows Palaszczuk’s anti-farmer park laws

Gordon slows Palaszczuk’s anti-farmer park laws

The Palaszczuk Government has been forced to delay the controversial Nature Conservation and Other Legislation Amendment Bill while Billy Gordon is out of action.

Farmers have Friday on their minds

Farmers have Friday on their minds

Bureau of Meteorology computer modeling shows some decent rain for wide parts of Queensland, beginning on Friday.