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Construction gets MOOving on multi-million-dollar Saleyards upgrade
Police lay charges – Stealing – Weddell
Western Victorian farmer pleads guilty to animal cruelty
AgForce fights for red meat after schools push to turn kids vegetarian
Absentee farmer fined $25,000 for animal cruelty to cattle
Threats to our farms: Lumpy skin disease and foot and mouth disease
Upper Hunter critical freight route to be rebuilt
Analysis enhancements and revised database for Sheep Genetics
Geospatial data for more targeted agricultural interventions: FAO receives excellence award
Tough new penalties for animal welfare law breaches
Australian exporters rise to logistical challenges
Slaughter numbers bounce back
Livestock and Dairying Led To Dramatic Social Changes in Ancient Mongolia, U-m Study Shows
Keys to producing high eating quality beef
Fremantle welcomes Victoria Quay investment
Fremantle welcome Victoria Quay investment
Pushing back against Parkinsonia
Coalition’s Ag Plan confirms ongoing support for farm sector growth
Humanitarian assistance averted food security catastrophe in harsh winter months, but hunger persists
Labor’s animal welfare policy questioned
$11.5 million in funding for new Ballarat Regional Animal Facility
Budget 22 investing in biosecurity for future economic security
Weekly sheep and cattle market wrap 5 May
$2.7 million to upgrade the Hunter Regional Livestock Exchange
New dung beetle species on Australian soil
Turn-off methods for Queensland steers shift
Merino Polo competes on price as well as quality
Australian shorn wool production continues steady increase
More trees to help protect land for future generations
Weekly sheep and cattle market wrap 28 April
Cattle Industry’s first Live Export Price Indicator goes live
Taskforce Starlight – Cattle theft
Council welcomes easing of Covid restrictions
Tropical soda apple weed landholder workshops
Virtual fencing pushes boundaries with technology
Two in three Afghan children struggle for daily food in devastating drought
Five steps to get ready for next financial year
Weed warriors of Ensay powering up paddocks
WYCI hitting record highs in April
Roundtable gathering to discuss risk of Lumpy Skin Disease
Plant scientist gets grant to study how climate change will affect forage crops
Australian sheepmeat producers among most profitable in world
How healthy and safe are processed plant-based meat alternatives?
How to manage liver fluke
Best start for valuable weaners
$212,707 to modernise price and market information in red meat sector
World can still contain impact on global food security with right policies, FAO Director-General says
World can still contain impact on global food security with right polices, FAO Director-General says

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