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Joely Mitchell

Stock & Land journalist

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Eyes on Bendigo for big Merino sale

Eyes on Bendigo for big Merino sale

Eyes will be on Bendigo as the Australian Sheep & Wool Show's Merino ram sale kicks off the ram selling season and sets the precedent for a busy period ahead.

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Bega boss Barry Irvin takes leave of absence after surgery

Bega boss Barry Irvin takes leave of absence after surgery

The executive chairman made the announcement in a letter to suppliers.

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Video emerges of duo 'setting sheep free'

Video emerges of duo 'setting sheep free'

A video has emerged of a woman and man allegedly breaking into a farm and releasing a mob of ewes and lambs from a containment yard.

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'Unicorn sheep' purchased for two cartons of beer

'Unicorn sheep' purchased for two cartons of beer

A Merino ram has been discovered with one horn growing from the middle of its head.

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'Unicorn sheep' purchased for two cartons of beer

'Unicorn sheep' purchased for two cartons of beer

A Merino ram has been discovered with one horn growing from the middle of its head.

'You have won' - Gippy Goat Cafe closes down following activist attacks

'You have won' - Gippy Goat Cafe closes down following activist attacks

The Gippy Goat Cafe has announced it is shutting its doors, following four months of animal activist attacks.

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AWI announces delay to conversations about governance

AWI announces delay to conversations about governance

Australian Wool Innovation has confirmed it is cancelling its proposed EGM and delaying conversations until later this year.

11 stocking fillers for farmers this Christmas

11 stocking fillers for farmers this Christmas

Mobile phone reception? 50 millimetres of rain? These are just some of the things farmers are wishing for this Christmas.

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WoolPoll votes plummet

WoolPoll votes plummet

Pressure is mounting on almost 85 per cent of Australian woolgrowers who are yet to cast their vote on their future wool tax as part of this year’s WoolPoll.

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AWI pleads to delay changes

AWI pleads to delay changes

Australian Wool Innovation is encouraging the industry to delay a shareholder vote into its constitution.

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'Intensive farming Diamantina-style' | Lake Eyre in pictures

'Intensive farming Diamantina-style' | Lake Eyre in pictures

Every cloud has a silver lining and for February's devastating monsoon in north west Queensland, that lining is now radiant in the western and southern parts of the Channel Country.

Vegetation management: Trigger mapping exposed as a joke

Vegetation management: Trigger mapping exposed as a joke

Flora survey trigger maps designed to protect Queensland's rare plants have been exposed as a joke.

Australia celebrates 30th anniversary of Korean beef sales

Australia celebrates 30th anniversary of Korean beef sales

Recognition has been given to the 30th anniversary of the opening of Korea as a market for Australian beef.