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Racks of lamb still on the menu in the US
Kristen Frost
RACK 'EM UP: The taste for Aussie lamb remained ignited to the US in July, albeit exports down 7.4 per cent on 2021 figures.
Perfect storm causes turbulent ride for sheep and lamb market
Kristen Frost
DAY OUT: Katie and Josh Brown, Hamley Bridge, SA, with grandfather Sean Brown, Eden Valley, SA, at last month's Mount Pleasant, SA, market.
Putting the clamp on sheep in the yards
Gregor Heard
SAFE HANDLING: Wayne Coffey, Combi Clamp, says there has been good interest around his stock handling invention.
Flood of new season's lambs being readied for spring sales
Chris McLennan
WAIT AND SEE: A good run of seasons has seen the sheepmeat industry bunce back now all eyes will be on results from the first big lamb sales of the spring.
South African wool growers fight China export ban
Chris McLennan
FMD WORRY: Like Australia, South Africa is heavily reliant on sales of its wool to China.
Has the decade long price run-up met its peak?
Kristen Frost
ATTENDEES: Simon Prior, Thomas Foods International, and Mel Simonds, Thornby, Sanderston, SA, were at the recent Mount Pleasant, SA, market.
FMD risk has increased only slightly, says biosecurity expert
Andrew Miller
FMD CONCERNS: Thomas Elder Markets analyst Matt Dalgleish says the price reaction in livestock markets didn't reflect the actual assessed risk from foot and mouth disease.
Shearing no longer a drag
Kristin Murdock
Shearer Josh Sneath with the prototype of the unit, showing how the sheep has been delivered directly to him, ready to start shearing. .
Farmers 'asked' not to visit the zoo
Chris McLennan
WATERED DOWN: Farmers with livestock are being "asked" not to visit Melbourne zoos after the organisation in charge said the new ban would not be mandated. Picture: Zoos Victoria.
Australia wrestles with the largest wool clip in the world
Chris McLennan
HUGE EXERCISE: A new innovation is about to help Australia handle its colossal wool clip worth $2.6 billion in 2020-21.
Racks of lamb still on the menu in the US
Kristen Frost
RACK 'EM UP: The taste for Aussie lamb remained ignited to the US in July, albeit exports down 7.4 per cent on 2021 figures.
Perfect storm causes turbulent ride for sheep and lamb market
Kristen Frost
DAY OUT: Katie and Josh Brown, Hamley Bridge, SA, with grandfather Sean Brown, Eden Valley, SA, at last month's Mount Pleasant, SA, market.
Putting the clamp on sheep in the yards
Gregor Heard
SAFE HANDLING: Wayne Coffey, Combi Clamp, says there has been good interest around his stock handling invention.
Flood of new season's lambs being readied for spring sales
Chris McLennan
WAIT AND SEE: A good run of seasons has seen the sheepmeat industry bunce back now all eyes will be on results from the first big lamb sales of the spring.
South African wool growers fight China export ban
Chris McLennan
FMD WORRY: Like Australia, South Africa is heavily reliant on sales of its wool to China.
Has the decade long price run-up met its peak?
Kristen Frost
ATTENDEES: Simon Prior, Thomas Foods International, and Mel Simonds, Thornby, Sanderston, SA, were at the recent Mount Pleasant, SA, market.
FMD risk has increased only slightly, says biosecurity expert
Andrew Miller
FMD CONCERNS: Thomas Elder Markets analyst Matt Dalgleish says the price reaction in livestock markets didn't reflect the actual assessed risk from foot and mouth disease.
Shearing no longer a drag
Kristin Murdock
Shearer Josh Sneath with the prototype of the unit, showing how the sheep has been delivered directly to him, ready to start shearing. .
Farmers 'asked' not to visit the zoo
Chris McLennan
WATERED DOWN: Farmers with livestock are being "asked" not to visit Melbourne zoos after the organisation in charge said the new ban would not be mandated. Picture: Zoos Victoria.
Australia wrestles with the largest wool clip in the world
Chris McLennan
HUGE EXERCISE: A new innovation is about to help Australia handle its colossal wool clip worth $2.6 billion in 2020-21.
Racks of lamb still on the menu in the US
Kristen Frost
RACK 'EM UP: The taste for Aussie lamb remained ignited to the US in July, albeit exports down 7.4 per cent on 2021 figures.
Perfect storm causes turbulent ride for sheep and lamb market
Kristen Frost
DAY OUT: Katie and Josh Brown, Hamley Bridge, SA, with grandfather Sean Brown, Eden Valley, SA, at last month's Mount Pleasant, SA, market.
Putting the clamp on sheep in the yards
Gregor Heard
SAFE HANDLING: Wayne Coffey, Combi Clamp, says there has been good interest around his stock handling invention.
Flood of new season's lambs being readied for spring sales
Chris McLennan
WAIT AND SEE: A good run of seasons has seen the sheepmeat industry bunce back now all eyes will be on results from the first big lamb sales of the spring.
South African wool growers fight China export ban
Chris McLennan
FMD WORRY: Like Australia, South Africa is heavily reliant on sales of its wool to China.
Has the decade long price run-up met its peak?
Kristen Frost
ATTENDEES: Simon Prior, Thomas Foods International, and Mel Simonds, Thornby, Sanderston, SA, were at the recent Mount Pleasant, SA, market.
FMD risk has increased only slightly, says biosecurity expert
Andrew Miller
FMD CONCERNS: Thomas Elder Markets analyst Matt Dalgleish says the price reaction in livestock markets didn't reflect the actual assessed risk from foot and mouth disease.
Shearing no longer a drag
Kristin Murdock
Shearer Josh Sneath with the prototype of the unit, showing how the sheep has been delivered directly to him, ready to start shearing. .
Farmers 'asked' not to visit the zoo
Chris McLennan
WATERED DOWN: Farmers with livestock are being "asked" not to visit Melbourne zoos after the organisation in charge said the new ban would not be mandated. Picture: Zoos Victoria.
Australia wrestles with the largest wool clip in the world
Chris McLennan
HUGE EXERCISE: A new innovation is about to help Australia handle its colossal wool clip worth $2.6 billion in 2020-21.

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