SA dairy industry looks to grow The SA dairy industry is anticipating growth across the next five years, with a dairy summit helping put plans in place to make that happen. Test 3 weeks, 1 day
Wagyu infusion brings benefits to dairy THE decision to use Wagyu genetics when joining their heifers has brought multiple benefits to the Mignanelli family at Myponga. Test 3 weeks, 5 days
Dairy numbers drop across SA AS MANY as 5 per cent of the state's dairy businesses have left the industry in recent months, with Dairysafe reporting 220 registered dairies. Test 1 month, 3 weeks
Study tour helps cement on-farm goals A CULTURE of consistency and analysis were what dairy nutritionist Mikaela Baker, Victor Harbor, found during a study tour of the United States. Test 2 months, 2 weeks
SA region's reliability helps production Scott Braendler knows all too well how variable the season has been across South Australia's dairy regions, and how easily that affects production. Test 3 months
SE family performs raid on interbreed competition The Tweddle family claimed four of the big ribbons in the interbreed. Test 3 months, 1 week
Rose 'blooms' during Jersey competition A COW that hit the right "show form" at the right time has appealed to judge Todd Wilson Test 3 months, 1 week
Interstate visit pays off for 'excellent' Ayrshire A LATE decision and 20-hour round trip has paid off for first-time Royal Adelaide Show-entrant Karl Munden Test 3 months, 1 week
Jocelyn follows in dam's footsteps IT WAS a case of the like mother, like daugther when Brookleigh Jocelyn took to the ring. Test 3 months, 1 week
Glenbrook dominates in Illawarra judging IT was all but a clean sweep of the broadribbons for Glenbrook, Murray Bridge, in the Illawarra judging. Test 3 months, 1 week
Grazier's land clearing fine slashed by court A Charleville grazier convicted of illegal tree clearing will only have to pay $10,000 in fines and costs instead of $112,000 after the Court of Appeal deemed that the penalty would have been "a crushing burden" on him and his family. Test
'Farm rescue' group gifted $35,000 by Palaszczuk government A group connected to the invasion of an abattoir near Warwick has been granted $35,000 by the Palaszczuk government. Test
Cotton crop endures extreme heat Neek Morawitz expects his cotton crop to yield 10 bales/ha when picked in January, 2020. Test