Mar 26, 2019
Mecardo Analysis - Making lamb exports great again
By Matt Dalgleish | Source: DAWR, Mecardo. This article is bought to you by Post Straightening Service. He claims credit for most good news, so I’m surprised Trump hasn’t been seeking recognition from Aussie lamb producers for his…
Mar 26, 2019
Mecardo Analysis - Non-mulesed premiums for selected fine Merino types
By Andrew Woods | Source: AWEX, ICS. This article is bought to you by Glendemar MPM. Sellers in the greasy market view it in terms of individual lot results, while the buy side views the market from the perspective of consignment…
Mar 26, 2019
World Grain Report - Saudi appears for one last hurrah…
This article is bought to you by GE Silos. After an absence from the market of more than four months, Saudi Arabia’s state grain buyer (SAGO) finally announced a tender to purchase 720,000 metric tonnes (MT) of feed barley for arrival…
Mar 25, 2019
Vertical iHSD maintains the brand’s 98% weed kill rate
This article is bought to you by Reading Transport. By Cindy Benjamin- WeedSmart. Whether you have a horizontal iHSD impact mill or are looking to get into this technology with the newly-released vertical configuration, you can rest…
Mar 25, 2019
Significant price gains for both Lamb and Mutton at Bendigo
This article is bought to you by Wallaloo Park. Yarding - 16,454 (-5284).Lambs - 10,757 (-2890).Sheep - 5697 (-2394). Further reduction in numbers, with 10,757 lambs and 5,697 sheep yarded. Several buyers who had been quiet recently…
Mar 25, 2019
NFF - Trespass laws a joke as WA man walks free
This article is bought to you by Fundit Finance. The NFF says a court ruling in WA last week should be a wakeup call for our politicians, as yet another farm intruder makes a joke of Australia’s soft trespass laws.Repeat trespasser…
Mar 25, 2019
Ag results - Farmer ditches paper based administration and never looks back
This article is bought to you by Loadshift. ChallengeDalby, QLD, cotton grower Steve McVeigh used to have a paper-based administration but realised that, with farming two geographically separated properties, he needed to change his…
Mar 24, 2019
US Case girl adapting to Aussie way
This article is bought to you by Entegra Sheds. American-born Alyx Selsmeyer was working for Case IH at the brand's US headquarters in Racine, Wisconsin, two-and-a-half years ago when a job opportunity on the other side of the world…
Mar 24, 2019
Sheepmeat opportunity in the US
This article is bought to you by Forest Springs Merinos. Sheep Producers Australia recently undertook an international trade and market investigation trip to the US in February, with the support of Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA).…
Mar 24, 2019
Inland Rail project to deliver savings to Farmers
This article is bought to you by Fundit Finance. Producers of horticultural and processed foods such as dairy and chilled meat stand to save an average of $76 tonne per tonne by shifting agricultural freight from road to the under-development…
Mar 24, 2019
Grants to help get the North Queensland Cattle industry back on its feet
This article is bought to you by Plastag. The dollar-for-dollar disaster recovery grants announced today by the Federal Government will change the lives of thousands of cattle and sheep producers and offer hope to an industry suffering…
Mar 23, 2019
Ag Tech Sunday - Aussie Smart planter can deliver Farmers a higher yield
This article is bought to you by SST GPS. By René Groeneveld - Correspondent for Australia. Australian company Moisture Planting Technologies (MPT) has developed a tine based, tech-enabled broadacre planter that can monitor the conditions…
Mar 23, 2019
Ag Tech Sunday - Innovation in the Australian bush
This article is bought to you by PMG Finance. By Matilda Stump - AgThentic. Droughts are part of the fabric of life for Australian agriculture. The drought in last year’s press coverage, and frenzy, painted Australian farmers as underprepared…
Mar 23, 2019
Ag Tech Sunday - Farmings digital future
This article is bought to you by Extend Security. Digital technology is changing the face of agriculture, helping farmers get the best out of their fields while minimizing the environmental impact. Fields of the future: The new era…
Mar 23, 2019
Ag Tech Sunday - 20/20 Vision in Agriculture: Do We Need a New Prescription?
This article is bought to you by Elmore Compost. By Reinder Prins - Marketing Manager at Agworld. Anyone who wears glasses, or contacts like I do, will be familiar with the feeling of getting a new set of glasses with improved correction…
Mar 22, 2019
Mecardo Analysis - Grain Traders: Another one bites the dust
By Andrew Whitelaw | Source: Mecardo, CME, Industry sources. This article is bought to you by Air Seeder Consulting Services. In this week’s market commentary, we discuss some good news in the barley market. Unfortunately, it is not…
Mar 22, 2019
Mecardo Analysis - Where have all the good wools gone?
By Olivia Agar | Source: AWEX, Mecardo. This article was bought to you by Wormhit. The prevalence of poor quality wool has dragged the market down for a fourth week in a row. Lower style types were discounted by around 20 to 40 cents…
Mar 22, 2019
Mecardo Analysis - Mutton firms despite elevated supply
By Matt Dalgleish | Source: MLA, Mecardo. This article is bought to you by Entegra Sheds. A bit of a mixed bag for lamb price movements this week across the Eastern states, with Restocker, Trade Lambs and Mutton the only categories…
Mar 22, 2019
Mecardo Analysis - Improving season reflected in prices
By Angus Brown | Source: MLA, BOM. This article is bought to you by Fundit Finance. It looked like cattle prices were headed into the abyss, but then sellers and buyers alike saw a bit of rain on the radar and started to think they…
Mar 21, 2019
Agribusiness News Recap - By Georgia Devenish
This article is bought to you by HorticultureRecord temperatures during January in Victoria's Goulburn Valley and drought conditions at Stanthorpe in Queensland have potentially downgraded apple and pear harvest yields by approximately…
