Jul 26, 2022
What's Hot in Farming
By Dwain Duxson Check out the latest fortnightly Hay Report here. We have spent a few days in Toowoomba at a couple of Hay conferences. We have caught up with lots of Farmers here, and confidence is still…
Jul 26, 2022
Rain still required to cement huge rebound in Canadian grain production..
By Peter McMeekin Canadian grain production is set for a significant rebound this season on the back of a sharp improvement in weather conditions across most of the Prairies, according to Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada’s (AAFC)…
Jul 26, 2022
Significant price falls at Bendigo
**List your commercial Sheep, Cattle, Rams or Bulls on our Farm Tender Livestock Exchange. We now cater for Agents as well as our usual Private Sellers. Yarding - 11,200 Cheaper market again with further significant price falls wiped…
Jul 22, 2022
AWB - Too many lions, not enough shares
By Tyson Hosie - AWB While the humanitarian aspect of the Eastern European situation remains terrible, it has undoubtedly provided very favourable market conditions for us here in Australia to participate in, when we would otherwise…
Jul 22, 2022
Mixed signals at Wagga Wagga
**List your commercial Sheep, Cattle, Rams or Bulls on our Farm Tender Livestock Exchange. We now cater for Agents as well as our usual Private Sellers. Yarding - 48,500 It was another big winter yarding. There were mixed signals…
Jul 21, 2022
Lift in subscriber numbers- PAC Report by Ellen
For all Farm Inputs, reoccurring products, and New Equipment, check out the PAC (Prime Ag Centre) page here or call Ellen on 0418 137 224. By Ellen Garland I am currently on the Gold Coast attending the FBN Conference. More on that…
Jul 20, 2022
Bleak day at Ballarat
**List your commercial Sheep, Cattle, Rams or Bulls on our Farm Tender Livestock Exchange. We now cater for Agents as well as our usual Private Sellers. Yarding - 15,231 (-5519) Lamb supply slipped below 10,000 yarded, quality was…
Jul 19, 2022
What's Hot in Farming
By Dwain Duxson Check out our latest Hay Report here, hot off the keyboard last night. It was a strong finish to last week, and it's been an equally strong start to this week. We have certainly shaken off those post-financial…
Jul 19, 2022
Auctions Report by Jim Oehms
Check out the Auctions page here or for anything Auction related ring Jim Oehms on 0481 102 288 or Emma Withers on 0411 560 458. This week's Auctions A188 - Multi-Vendor Hay/Harvest Gear Auction - 3% buyers premium applies. Starting: 8:00…
Jul 19, 2022
French Crops are getting fried…
By Peter McMeekin The harvest of this year’s winter and spring crops in France is humming along, according to the country's agriculture ministry. One of the hottest and driest springs on record has promoted French crop…
Jul 19, 2022
Hay Report - Straw sales lift
For the fortnight up to the 19th of July 2022. To go directly to the Farm Tender website click here. By Dwain Duxson Hay and Silage sales have been pretty constant over the last fortnight. We have noted…
Jul 19, 2022
Cyber Security – Keep Yourself Safe & Be Vigilant
By Megan Ruyg - Farm Tender Cyber Security, it’s become a topic that we always need to be aware of, cybercriminals can get busy when you least expect it or even notice it!. We have been aware of businesses and…
Jul 19, 2022
Opportunities for restockers at Bendigo
List your commercial Sheep, Cattle, Rams or Bulls on our Farm Tender Livestock Exchange. Starting at 1.5% commission if you sell. Reach between 5000 - 8,000 potential customers per day. Yarding - 12,300 Less lambs penned but a jump…
Jul 15, 2022
Prices for all categories cheaper at Wagga Wagga
**List your commercial Sheep, Cattle, Rams or Bulls on our Farm Tender Livestock Exchange. Starting at 1.5% commission if you sell. Reach between 5000 - 8,000 potential customers per day. Yarding - 47,500 Numbers increased…
Jul 14, 2022
AWB - Season bodes well for most grain growers
By Angus Groves - AWB As we approach the mid-point of the winter months, the Australian crop conditions are for the most part, well setup right across the country. Most regions, with the exception of some in NSW, are looking out the…
Jul 14, 2022
Urea the talk of the town - PAC Report by Ellen
Once again, the main topic of conversation this week has been Urea. We have heard that some boats have been delayed until mid-August, with many growers expecting delivery of that product in July. Most suppliers are completely sold…
Jul 14, 2022
Wool market continues to slide
**List your commercial Sheep, Cattle, Rams or Bulls on our Farm Tender Livestock platform. Starting at 1.5% commission if you sell. Reach between 5000 - 8,000 potential customers per day. The Farm Tender Livestock Exchange Wool market…
Jul 13, 2022
Ag Tech News - The Incentives, Barriers, and Willingness to Pay for Carbon Programs
Listen to the podcast here. When it comes to designing carbon programs in agriculture, there is a very real tension between the science and the commercial realities of drawing down carbon at scale. Particularly, the question of how…
Jul 13, 2022
The menu at Moo Moo
By Dwain Duxson. It was a Sunday, and my wife Paula and I felt like a good steak for lunch. We were on the Gold Coast at the time and knew of a good Steak Restaurant called Moo Moo. We had eaten there once before, many moons ago.…
