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Family dynasties lead northern pastoral property boom

3+ hour, 46+ min ago   (184+ words) Millungera Station, Rewan Station: Family dynasties lead northern pastoral property boom The Weekly Times Family dynasties lead northern pastoral property boom Australia’s best beef farms have never been more expensive – with powerful pastoral families ready to pay record prices. See…...

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How SA family are mastering vegie growing amid soaring costs

6+ day, 3+ hour ago   (179+ words) The Weekly Times How SA family are mastering vegie growing amid soaring costs A Gawler River family has built a 32ha vegetable business where precision is part of every decision. See how they do it. All your ag news for a…...

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Visa slowdown leaves farms facing labour crisis

6+ day, 18+ hour ago   (177+ words) The Weekly Times Visa slowdown leaves farms facing labour crisis Farming leaders have warned a visa processing slowdown is leaving paddocks short-staffed during calving and harvest, as a new survey reveals increased workload and safety risks. All your ag news…...

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GrainGrowers warns on ‘Grey Rhino’ risks to food

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (342+ words) Australian grain production faces eight major threats hiding in plain sight, with GrainGrowers warning a joined-up industry and government response is the only solution. GrainGrowers is calling on the grain and agriculture industries to work with government to better prepare…...

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One teacher’s garden idea became a $1.7m food hub

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (482+ words) A Queensland agricultural teacher has spent five years fighting for a $1.7 million greenhouse so Burdekin students can grow, harvest and eat their own food. Louise Nicholas has fond memories of growing up on a cattle farm near Maryborough; the wide-open…...

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A winter soaking: Farmers gain a spring buffer

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (658+ words) Winter rainfall has given Victorian and southern NSW farmers a confidence boost, with many now saying they have enough soil moisture to finish crops even if spring turns dry. Winter rainfall is fast emerging as a buffer against a forecast…...