Jul 06, 2021
WA Grain Market Wrap for June
By Ben Cotsford - AWB One consideration that must be made this year, is how are we going to store the predicted large production of grain across Australia this season. Last year many storages across Australia were empty due…
Jul 06, 2021
Weather-driven rally for Grain prices
By James Massina - AWB As we see off the month of June and for most people, the end of sowing, the BOM reports that last month produced above average to very much above average rainfall for a large part of the New South Wales…
Jul 06, 2021
Finer Microns take a hit
The Farm Tender Livestock Exchange Wool market report for the South - 6th of July. SMI: 1348 -1318: 2132 -3119: 1744 -1420: 1407 -1621: 1288 -128: 486 -14Mer card: 956 +1 AUD:75.7 **List your commercial Sheep, Cattle, Rams or Bulls…
Jul 06, 2021
Canadian Grain Crops getting roasted under heat dome….
By Peter McMeekin Canadian temperature records tumbled last week, wildfires raged, and large parts of the Prairies were scorched as a weather phenomenon known as a heat dome parked itself over an area stretching from California…
Jul 06, 2021
Heavy Lambs $5-$10 dearer at Bendigo
Yarding - 16,000 (+5500)Lambs - 12,000 (+4000)Sheep - 4000 (+1500) There was a lift in numbers to 12,000 head, 4,000 more than a week ago. Another classic winter yarding, with some very good grain assisted lambs penned alongside plainer…
Jul 04, 2021
What's Hot
Extracted from the Farm Tender weekly Newsletter - Sign up and get the email every Wednesday morning before 6 am. www.farmtender.com.au Hay Producers are a bit happier with how the season is progressing now and are in a position to…
Jul 04, 2021
Good old Hoover
Extracted from the Farm Tender weekly Newsletter - Sign up and get the email every Wednesday morning before 6 am. www.farmtender.com.au No matter what type of Farm you own or run, there is one thing that is stock standard, everyone…
Jul 04, 2021
Ag Tech Article - Tech to attract young people into Ag
By Doug Fitch - CEO of Agworld If you love agriculture and like a good story, read on! We are still in a pandemic, but are slowly seeing light at the end of the COVID-tunnel, and most global economies are in a much better…
Jul 02, 2021
Delta Ag announces expansion into WA with the purchase of David Gray's Aglink
By Delta Agribusiness We are very pleased to announce that Delta Agribusiness has today completed a transaction to acquire a significant stake in the Western Australia Crop Protection market, via the acquisition of David Gray’s…
Jul 02, 2021
Ag Tech News - Biologicals: snake oil or science, and how do we know?
By Agthentic Group Listen to the podcast here. Biologicals are touted as one possible solution to help farmers shift toward lower chemical intensity production while increasing yields. Companies, with solutions…
Jul 02, 2021
Heavy Ewes sold to stronger demand at Wagga Wagga
Yarding - 47,700 (+7000)Lambs - 40,700 (+5700)Sheep - 7000 (+1300) Damp weather had no impact on supply with numbers increasing moderately at Wagga sheep sale this week. Quality across trade categories was excellent with the bulk…
Jul 01, 2021
Fendt releases new 900 and 1100 MT Tracked Tractors into Australia
By Fendt Fendt®, a global brand of AGCO Corporation (NYSE:AGCO), introduces the Fendt® 900 Vario® MT Series track tractors. New to the expanding line of Fendt tractors for North America, 900 Vario…
Jul 01, 2021
Wool market continues downward
The Farm Tender Livestock Exchange Wool market report for the South - 23rd of June. SMI: 1361 -1518: 2163 +1519: 1758 -3620: 1423 -2721: 1289 -4028: 500 -16Mer card: 955 +9Pass in: 24.3% AUD: 0.75 **List your commercial Sheep,…
Jun 30, 2021
Lambs up, Sheep down at Ballarat
Yarding - 22,950 (-3447)Lambs - 19,200 (-2096)Sheep - 3750 (-1351) Lamb numbers eased by 2,100 with 19,200 yarded this week at Ballarat. Quality was good with another excellent selection of trade and heavy weight lambs penned. The…
Jun 29, 2021
Favourable weather sees EU winter and spring crop production rebound…
By Peter McMeekin Favourable spring and early summer temperatures combined with above-average soil moisture in most regions have boosted yield estimates for the European Union’s winter and spring crops, with the outlook…
Jun 29, 2021
Generous June Delivers Grain Potential
By James Urquhart - AWB The month of June has been generous with its rainfall adding valuable moisture to the coffers of the New South Wales broadacre farmer. For some, the rain has been welcomed as a fair dinkum season opener,…
Jun 29, 2021
Wool market unravels
The Farm Tender Livestock Exchange Wool market report for the South - 23rd of June. SMI: 1376 -3118: 2148 -5019: 1794 -2520: 1450 -3821: 1329 -5028: 516 -5Mer card: 946 -5Pass in: 20.4% AUD: 0.76 **List your commercial Sheep, Cattle,…
Jun 29, 2021
Hay Report - Confidence allows Gowers to release stock
Confidence allows Gowers to release stock For the fortnight up to the 30th of June, 2021. Most in the Ag industry are up and about. Many of the rainfall gaps have been filled in, and the forecast of a negative Indian…
Jun 29, 2021
Ag Tech News - John Deere a big believer in 5G
Read the original article here. Broadband might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think about farming, but an executive from heavy equipment company John Deere argued maybe it should be. Nancy…
Jun 29, 2021
Bendigo Lamb market operated on two price levels
Yarding - 10,500 (-8500)Lambs - 8000 (-6000)Sheep - 2500 (-2500) Lamb and sheep numbers showed a significant decline in recent weeks, with less than 11,000 head offered. Quality remained mixed with well-bred and fed lambs in limited…
