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ABARES winter crop figures strong for El Nino season
Gregor Heard
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Good harvests in places like South Australia's Mid North (pictured) helped boost the national winter crop to close to average. Photo by Kelly Buttherworth.
Tech company targets weeds
An enterprising young Riverlander is making major strides in the agtech space.
Paula Thompson
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Riverland-based company Agtech By Design's weed seeking technology at work out in the field. Picture supplied
Flood of cheap Aussie sheepmeat blamed for global trade upset
Chris McLennan
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Sheep prices have bounced back after widespread rains across eastern Australia. Here at Wagga Wagga this week lamb prices were up to $60 a head dearer.
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Our top picks for this week's hottest farm properties for sale around Australia
Chris McLennan and Mark Phelps
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A picture perfect cattle grazing farm is on the market near Mansfield, on the foothills of the Alps.
Senator Van's MDB amendments win plaudits
Gregor Heard
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There were important concessions made in the final MDB bill. File photo.
Jasper warnings upgraded to include 1000km stretch of Qld coast
Mark Phelps
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The Bureau of Meteorology has severe tropical cyclone Jasper hitting the Queensland Coast on about Tuesday morning. Map by BOM
Feed kick from rain yet to show; standing dry matter levels still low
Shan Goodwin
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Total standing dry matter as of the end of November, courtesy of the Australian Feedbase Monitor. Source Cibo Labs and MLA.
National Firearms Register 'fully operational' within four years
Dakota Tait
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National Cabinet agreed to the measure at its Wednesday meeting. Picture by Shutterstock.
If these walls could talk - memories of Melbourne's biggest saleyard
Chris McLennan
The home for sale near Wangaratta is built from bluestone blocks taken from the Newmarket Saleyards, once Australia's premier selling centre. Pictures supplied.
Dams are still full as inquiry into flood disaster told of forecast rain
Chris McLennan
A parliamentary inquiry has been told some of the conditions which triggered the devastating 2022 floods are still present today.

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