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The engineering expertise and farming nous of Australian company K-Line Ag has once again been demonstrated in the development and testing of the latest addition to its tillage equipment family which has launched this week around the country.

What a little ripper: Aussie company unveils addition to tillage range to meet small acreage needs

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A quick check over the fence at some of the people and topics attracting attention in agribusiness.

Agribusiness buzz in brief

In a week when other big agribusinesses are posting profit leaps jumps, United Malt Group reports a 24 per cent drop in half-year net profit

Beer market tops up but United Malt spills $3m in profits

Nufarm net profit after tax more than doubles to $133m, helped by big earnings gains in North American and the Asia-Pacific

Rain and grain demand drive huge Nufarm profit lift

The growing popularity of Australian Agricultural Company beef brands in North America, South Korea and Europe have propelled its profits.

Bullish AACo profit jump as global dining scene rebounds

The Brandt Group of Companies now owns 23 John Deere dealerships in Australia and New Zealand.

Canada's Brandt machinery group adds Deere dealerships in SA

SunRice reaps funding help as federal government encourages manufacturers to expand domestic production rather than go offshore.

Fed cash incentive for SunRice to grow local manufacturing

West Australia's RLF AgTech sees soaring global fertiliser costs as an opportunity to sell its "less is more" story.

Newly listed RLF targets fertile ground overseas

Bans on Russian exports and export blockages around Ukraine mean more farm cost rises are almost inevitable

Ukraine turmoil may add 50pc to fuel cost, plus freight, fert, hikes

Solidarity: GrainCorp's Newcastle export terminal at Carrington lights up in Ukrainian flag colours to show support for the country's defiant battle against invading Russia, especially for the company's Ukranian-based employees and grain industry associates.

GrainCorp is not giving up on its eastern European trading desk in the battle torn Black Sea.

Ukraine turmoil to stall Black Sea grain exports for years

The big grain handler is bracing for a potential third successive bumper winter crop, and looks to lift capacity accordingly.