Apr 13, 2021
Wool SMI down 6 cents
Digital Livestock Exchange Wool report for the South - 13th of Apr
SMI:1250 -618: 1832 +119: 1579 -620: 1344 -2221: 1263 -722: 1248 -628: 526 ucMer card: 896 +2
AUD:76.0
Apr 13, 2021
NAB Ag Equipment finance up 130 percent YOY
By NAB Data released today by NAB shows businesses across Australia are purchasing new equipment and vehicles in record numbers as companies embrace the strongest market conditions seen in years. Following…
Apr 13, 2021
15,000 New Tractor sold in the last 12 months
By TMA March has delivered another stellar month for sales of agricultural tractors with a 64% rise on the same month last year. The last 12 months have now seen in excess of 15,000 tractors sold in…
Apr 13, 2021
Lower new crop wheat price regime confirmed…
By Peter McMeekin Global wheat offers have been on a slippery slide over the last month as confidence grows around new crop northern hemisphere production. This is especially the case in the Black Sea region, where early season…
Apr 13, 2021
O’Connors expands dealership network in Central and Western Victoria
By O'Connors O’Connors, Australia and New Zealand’s largest Case IH dealer, continues to strengthen its place within the Australian agricultural machinery industry, with further expansion into Central…
Apr 13, 2021
Competition from exporters remained subdued at Bendigo
Yarding - 25,000 (+4000).Lambs - 19,000 (+2000).Sheep - 6000 (+2000) A slightly larger yarding of 19,000 lambs following the Easter break. Quality was generally plainer, with a lot of lambs off stubble and dryland pasture now lacking…
Apr 11, 2021
Ag Tech Sunday - Evolution not Revolution – the next seven years for Ag
Mark Suthern, national head of agriculture at Barclays Business Bank, looks ahead to the ‘critical’ next seven years as agriculture faces a period of major change The agriculture sector is a hotbed of innovation.…
Apr 11, 2021
Ag Tech Sunday - What's the [soil carbon] incentive?
By Agthentic Drivers and barriers to turning soil carbon into a commodity Soil carbon is shaping up to be a commodity- a digital crop in its own right, as some call it. But the landscape is confusing and rapidly…
Apr 07, 2021
Lambs slightly dearer at Ballarat
Yarding - 37,026 (-1136)Lambs - 30,236 (-703)Sheep - 6790 (-1839) Agents drew for 30,200 lambs, the quality was mostly excellent with all weight categories offered across the yarding. All the usual buying group attended and operated…
Apr 07, 2021
Rain leads to rethink of winter Cropping plans
By Nick Robertson - AWB Optimism is high amongst Australia farmers as they prepare for another sowing program with plenty of subsoil moisture through NSW and parts of Victoria. March has been eventful for NSW with…
Apr 06, 2021
Farm Tender Hay Report - Farmers shun planting Crops for Hay production
Farmers shun planting Crops for Hay production. For the fortnight up to the 6th of April 2021. There seems to be some uncertainty around some export Hay Contracts into China. According to this ABC article,…
Apr 06, 2021
Welcome to the USDA’s hectare Houdini act…
By Peter McMeekin The United States Department of Agriculture stunned global grain markets yet again last week with the release of its quarterly US stocks report and the first draft of planting intentions for this year’s…
Apr 04, 2021
Ag Tech Sunday - Where to start with Carbon Credits?
By Reinder Prins - Chief Marketing Officer at Agworld International debates about greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions have been ongoing for quite a number of years already, and I think it’s fair to say that everyone is…
Apr 04, 2021
Ag Tech Sunday - The Opportunity of a Digitally Enabled Ag Retailer
By AgVend Change is certainly nothing new in agriculture. Neither is technology. From the introduction of fertilizer to hybrid seeds to precision farming, technology has allowed growers to steadily produce more from each…
Apr 04, 2021
Ag Tech Sunday - How to make the right Ag Tech choices for your Agribusiness
By Agribusiness View Farmers are faced with a multitude of agtech solutions. Finding the right one is all about knowing to ask the right questions. Agtech promises to help farmers make faster and better-informed…
Apr 01, 2021
Up and down Wool Market
DLE Wool prices for the South - 31st March SMI:1256 +618: 1831 +2119: 1585 -320: 1366 -821: 1270 -1122: 1254 -728: 526 +3Mer card: 894 -2 AUD:76.0 **List your commercial Sheep, Cattle, Rams or Bulls on our new Digital Livestock…
Mar 31, 2021
Up and down at Ballarat this week
Yarding - 37,412 (-2056)Lambs - 28,503 (-489)Sheep - 8909 (-1567) Agents yarded 29,500 lambs, the quality was plain to excellent. All the usual buying group attended, but not all operated fully in a market that started much…
Mar 31, 2021
Wool market stronger
Karee Wool market report for the South - Mar 30th
SMI: 1250 +918: 1810 +2519: 1588 +1520: 1374 +1021: 1281 +822: 1261 +1228: 523 +4Mer Card: 896 -2Pass In: 8.1%
AUD: 0.76
Mar 30, 2021
Rain, rain, come again
By Matt Wallis - AWB A week can be a long time in grain markets and the week just passed was no exception. With over eight inches of soaking rain received in parts of Southern and Central New South Wales cropping…
Mar 30, 2021
Modern-day “Suez Crisis” disrupting world trade…
By Peter McMeekin The Suez Canal is a crucial artery in world trade, but its operation suffered a major setback last Tuesday when one of the world’s largest container ships ran aground and blocked transit in both directions.…
