May 19, 2020
Up and down Wool Market
Karee Wool market report for the South - May 19thIND: 1149 +218: 1501 -819: 1389 -920: 1334 +2321: 1296 +2022: 1216 -7828: 576 ucMer car: 840 +26Pass in: 6.5%
May 19, 2020
Australia needs to methodically correct the imbalance between reliance and resilience with China
By Brett O’Brien - OBA Consulting MDIn terms of Australian agriculture exports to China namely beef and barley, Australia needs to methodically correct the imbalance between reliance and resilience, in doing so maintaining supply…
May 18, 2020
From Melbourne to Mungindi: Sam Heagney on growing cotton and being an online advocate
By Robert Virtue - Cotton AustraliaRead the original artilce hereWhen cotton grower Sam Heagney was a boy living in the suburbs of Melbourne, he dreamed of a life on the land.As a child, Sam’s family had a small hobby farm with horses.…
May 18, 2020
Hewitt Cattle Australia to list its 87,000ha Charters Towers portfolio
By Alexandra O'Neil - CBRE Communications ManagerHewitt Cattle Australia has listed for sale its Mt Cooper Aggregation in Northern Queensland’s renowned large-scale grazing region for sale.Located about 150km south of Townsville and…
May 18, 2020
AWN welcomes Robson Donaldson team
By AWNIn an exciting expansion of AWN’s livestock division, the company has acquired independent Shepparton-based agency Robson Donaldson.The expansion will enable clients to access a larger network and take advantage of a greater…
May 18, 2020
Lamb prices all over the shop at Bendigo
Yarding - 18,500 (+2100).Lambs - 13,600 (-1400).Sheep - 4900 (+3500).Slightly fewer lambs with 13,600 penned, however, sheep numbers increased to 4,900 off the back of very low supplies a week ago. All the usual buyers were present,…
May 18, 2020
Bongongo and Herefords Australia Bull sale results
These results are bought to you by www.studstocksales.com, follow them on Twitter here or Facebook here Bongongo Angus Autumn Bull Sale, NSW - 35/35 bulls sold to $18000 (Lot 15. Bongongo P421) & av. $9029.Herefords Australia…
May 16, 2020
Ag Tech Sunday - Realising the Key Benefits of a Digital Transformation
By AgworldThe Digital Transformation of the agricultural industry started many years ago, but the current COVID-19 pandemic has sped up this process for many businesses and individuals. Increasingly, growers as well as agronomists…
May 16, 2020
Ag Tech Sunday - Yamaha Invests $11M Into Australian AgTech, The Yield
By The YieldLeading Australian agricultural technology company, The Yield Technology Solutions (“The Yield”), announced today that it had finalised investment of AUD $11 million, led by venture capital group, Yamaha Motor Ventures…
May 16, 2020
Ag Tech Sunday - New Tool provides connectivity between Agribusiness and Farmers
By AGvisorPROAGvisorPRO Inc has launched a new service designed to provide instantaneous connectivity between farmers and company technical representatives to enhance customer service.“The AGvisorPRO Tech Direct Solution™ built on…
May 16, 2020
AG Tech Sunday - Agfest moves from the paddock to the cloud
By AgfestLink to the articleAgfest 2020 is going ahead – but will be moved from the paddock to the cloud to enable exhibitors to generate much-needed trade and to stimulate Tasmania’s economy during the current COVID-19 pandemic.The…
May 16, 2020
Ag Tech Sunday - Why Modern Farming Need the Digital Twins
By Matanat Rashid - Challenge AdvisoryLink to the articleAccording to a report, our team here at challenge.org has collected, four billion out of seven billion people are connected to agriculture in one way or another. The agriculture…
May 16, 2020
Ag Tech Sunday - Agriculture sector: Preparing for disruption in the food value chain
By McKinsey & CompanyLink to the articleFour trends could profoundly influence the direction of the agriculture industry. Stakeholders, from farmers to governments, must take account of them in their planning.The global agriculture…
May 15, 2020
Is Australia at risk of running out of wheat?
By Andrew Whitelaw - Agricultural Market AnalystDuring the height of the COVID-19 scare the TV show 60mins ran an episode where claims were made that Australia was at risk of running out of wheat. This was blatantly a false claim,…
May 15, 2020
Weekly Agribusiness News Recap
By Georgia Devenish - Agricultural Research Analyst at JLLWine Australia has released a special update on wine exports to the end of April outside their usually reporting framework to keep the sector informed during the COVID-19 pandemic.…
May 14, 2020
Chris Clyne - Chickpeas had become a vital rotation at Moree
By RabobankA darling of vegans and hipsters across the globe, the humble chickpea is just as trendy among the Australian farmers who grow this highly nutritious, and tasty superfood.In the lead up to International Hummus Day on May…
May 14, 2020
Ex Rodwells Peter Dargan joins expanding AWN group
By AWNWorking with an independent, Australian-owned company has been embraced by a team of well-known livestock specialists and their clients resulting in the expansion of AWN Livestock and Property into the Wangaratta region.Branch…
May 13, 2020
April has turned into a “blowout” month for Tractor sales
By Gary Northover - Executive Director, TMAApril has turned into a “blowout” month for tractor sales across most of Australia as the industry, driven by improved weather prospects along with the increase in the Instant Asset Write…
May 13, 2020
Unlocking Ag - We profile Trent Carter
DelayPay and Farm Tender chat to mixed and stud farmer Trent Carter about how he keeps moving the family farming business forward.Trent is not your everyday farmer.Although he grew up on the family property learning the ropes from…
May 13, 2020
Freedom of choice restored for South Australian growers
By Grain Producers SAAfter 16 long years, South Australian growers are one step closer to having the freedom of choice to grow the same crops as their mainland interstate counterparts.This follows the passage of the Genetically Modified…
