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ADAPTABLE GENETICS: Glenlea Beef stud principal Roderick Binny and Elders Winton agent Scott Taylor with the top priced bull at the stud's Winton sale in 2021. The stud holds three bull sales in Queensland each year.

Glenlea Beef is set to become one of the largest Charolais operations in the country.

Charolais bulls to suit all markets

C1 REALTY: A 240,000 bird capacity free range broiler farm with cattle and cropping options has hit the market.

A 240,000 bird capacity free range broiler farm with cattle and cropping options has hit the market.

240,000 reasons why this free range farm with cattle and cropping options is in demand

Expectations that Australia's 2022 sorghum harvest will end up north of 2.5 million tonnes is likely to cap prices in the coming months.

Bumper sorghum crop requires massive export program if realised

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Casey Muster, 15, Mount Torrens, Hannah Jolly, 12, Mount Torrens, Ava Smith, 14, Harrogate, Ali Muster, Mount Torrens, 12, Mykala Reid, 14, Lobethal, Grace Jolly, 14, Mount Torrens, with Kieren Welsh, 13, Mount Barker. 


Over two days, twenty one youths gathered at the Adelaide Showgrounds for the biannual Dairy Youth Camp in a hope to learn skills and further their education on what is involved within the industry.

Dairy youth camp attracts urban kids | Photos

Hander under 8 years championship reserve Monique Schutz, 3, Joanna, with her mum, judge Jessica Gavenlock, Tallygaroopna, Vic, and champion winner Charlotte Baker, 6.

There were 114 entries for Friday's 41st Holstein Australia SA branch's All-breed calf and handlers day at Murray Bridge.

Reigning champion wins again at all breeds calf and handlers day

Auastralian DairyFarmers' president Rick Gladigau says "If they're paying $9 for domestic milk in NSW then why can't we get $9 for domestic milk across the board".

Despite Bega Cheese announcing a record milk solids per kilogram for their opening average milk price, Australian Dairyfarmers' president Rick Gladigau says it is not enough.

Milk shortages push opening prices to record levels

Quad Ban: Will Holmes, Gomersal, has made changes to the use of quad bikes on his vineyard, including banning them for use by children.

Incidents of on-farm deaths have decreased by 20 per cent in 2021 nationally, compared with 2020, according to the latest figures in the Non-intentional Farm Related Incidents in Australia 2021 report prepared by AgHealth Australia.

Farm safety statistics show vigilance is key

Moppa Estate's John and Neadra Neitschke, Barossa Valley, spoke with trade exhibitors at the event.

AS WEDNESDAY'S thunderstorm rolled in, about 130 central district dairy farmers took shelter at the Murray Bridge Racecourse for the 2022 DairySA Central Conference which hosted many indoor trade exhibitors and outdoor stands.

South Australian dairy farmers eager to learn | PHOTOS

BAROSSA BRAND: Jersey Fresh's manager Lisa Werner loves providing the community with tasty products that have minimal processing.

The Kernich family has been dairy farming in the Barossa for 46 years and are big advocates for fresh and unprocessed produce.

Grass to glass in action for Jersey Fresh brand

Senior Analyst: Dairy Australia's Sofia Omstedt says high prices may lead to different shopping decisions among consumers.

Dairy farmers in most regions are well-placed for another profitable year, according to the March 2022 edition of Dairy Australia's Situation and Outlook report.

Dairy sector predicted to lift profits

MILESTONE JUDGE: David Altmann has been dedicated to Illawarras his whole life. In 1973, he led a winning heifer at Mount Pleasant and will be judging the breed this year.

In 1961 the first Illawarra Feature Show was held at the old Mount Pleasant showground.

Illawarra shows at Mount Pleasant celebrate 60 years

SADA said the industry is looking to grow its sector, as outlined in the SA Dairy Action Plan and needed policies to support that.

ALL parties have acknowledged the election priorities, as set out by the dairy industry, ahead of next Saturday's election, according to SA Dairyfarmers' Association chief executive officer Andrew Curtis.

Dairy industry's election wishes recognised

WAITING GAME: James Venning, Bute, has hesitancies about starting a carbon project on his 4700ha property. 

The peak livestock body for SA has slammed the lack of education on carbon farming labelling it as a "dog's breakfast".