May 13, 2020
Ongoing Wool price slide dissipates
Karee Wool market report for the South - May 13thSMI: 1147 -318: 1509 +819: 1398 -220: 1311 -1321: 1276 -2428: 576 +3Mer card: 814 +9Pass in: 14.8%
May 13, 2020
Merino mutton up to 20/head dearer at Ballarat
Yarding - 26,166 (-2034).Lambs - 23,805 (-805).Sheep - 2,361 (-2839).23,805 lambs were yarded where the quality was plain to excellent with most of the heavy export lambs coming out of feedlots and seeing the start of the southern…
May 12, 2020
Could the reduction in road users impact wheat pricing?
By Andrew Whitelaw - Agricultural Commodity AnalystThe agricultural industry continues largely unabated providing the feed and fibre for the rest of the population. However large tracts of the global economy have come to an effective…
May 12, 2020
Barley tariffs in Chinas sights as tensions mount
By Angus Groves - AWB The big news this week is the increasing tensions between Australia and China over the alleged anti-dumping investigation of Australian barley, which looks set to come to a head after 18 months of uncertainty.…
May 12, 2020
Some positive news for the Wool Market
Karee Wool market report for the South - May 12thSMI: 1150 +818: 1501 +3219: 1400 +4720: 1324 +2521: 1300 +1428: 573 -23Mer card: 805 -7Pass in: 7.3%
May 12, 2020
World Grain update - Oh China
China set to impose exorbitant tariffs on Australian barley imports. It appears that eighteen months of uncertainty for Australian barley growers regarding the outcome of China’s anti-dumping and countervailing duties investigations…
May 11, 2020
Data paints a clearer picture of calf losses
By FutureBeefMore data is the key to help identify production losses that cost Queensland graziers millions of dollars each year, according to Department of Agriculture and Fisheries (DAF) Beef Extension Officer, Roxanne Morgan.Ms…
May 11, 2020
Is poor weed control is due to herbicide resistance?
By Cindy Benjamin - WeedSmartwith Maurie Street, CEO, Grain Orana Alliance (GOA)If a grower experiences a poor spray outcome on annual ryegrass with glyphosate, or seemingly needs to continually increase rates to achieve the same…
May 11, 2020
Health for all, hunger for none – The vision for Bayer
By Werner Baumann - CEO BayerYesterday was a novelty in two ways: Firstly, due to the ongoing crisis of COVID-19, Bayer held the first purely virtual AGM in the history of German business. Secondly, I had the opportunity to speak…
May 11, 2020
Need for major changes to Australian Farming systems - Professor
By Timothy G Reeves (Professor in Residence, Dookie Campus, Faculty of Veterinary and Agricultural Sciences, University of Melbourne).Timothy Reeves, an experienced agricultural research and extension specialist has outlined the need…
May 11, 2020
Small Sheep yarding saw gains of $15/head at Bendigo
Yarding - 16,400 (-600).Lambs - 15,000 (0).Sheep - 1,400 (-600).Similar sized yarding of 15,000 lambs, but sheep numbers dropped away to just 1,400 head making it one of the smallest mutton sales Bendigo has seen for a very long time.…
May 10, 2020
China proposes tariffs on Australian Barley
The Australian barley industry understands the People’s Republic of China, Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) are potentially proposing to place tariffs on barley imported from Australia as a result of their ongoing anti-dumping and countervailing…
May 09, 2020
Ag Tech Sunday - Australian Agriculture’s foremost digital service providers, Agworld and Figured combine
By Agworld and FiguredFarmers have always been in ‘the business of managing risk’, but never more so than it seems like in 2020. The only constant right now is change and, between interrupted supply chains, fluctuating commodity prices…
May 08, 2020
Ag Tech Sunday - Understanding farmer perspectives on Ag data
By Drew Slattery - Manager, Conservation Strategy and Communication at Farm Journal MediaAccording to research by The Sustainability Consortium (TSC), almost half (49%) of the food and beverage companies working with TSC to improve…
May 08, 2020
Ag Tech Sunday - Agriculture Experts in the Digital Age
By Patrick Walther - AGvisorPROOur brains start from scratch when we are born. While our parents’ generation had the opportunity to be generalists, our generation must be more specialized within our knowledge as the information in…
May 08, 2020
Ag Tech Sunday - Roger: A technology company that’s transforming the bulk Truck freight industry
By Camille Grade - BushelToday Roger™ LLC (Roger) announces its launch as a new, independent technology company that provides modern digital tools for shippers and carriers in the dry bulk truck freight industry.Historically, dry…
May 08, 2020
Ag Tech Sunday - Can robots save the meat industry?
By Janette Barnard - Prime FutureAccess to consistent & reliable labor has historically been a challenge for the meat & livestock industry. But COVID-19 has highlighted the risk in the food supply of a highly consolidated processing…
May 08, 2020
Human beings are hard wired to do meaningful work
By Lynne Strong - Clover Hill DairiesTwenty years ago when I left my community pharmacy role, I knew wanted something different. I wanted something different and I wanted it to feel much more meaningful to me.Whilst I was figuring…
May 08, 2020
The importance of rural manufacturing
By ProwayBuying Australian made products not only supports local business and the economy, it brings a range of benefits to customers and the wider community. Quality, customisation, reliability and experience are why Australian livestock…
May 07, 2020
First-of-its-kind Case IH transmission now available in Australia
By Case IH AustraliaA new transmission option that’s a first-of-its-kind for Case IH’s tractor line-up here in Australia is now available for local customer orders. Newly launched to the Australian and New Zealand market, the new…
