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Forests NSW wild dog trapper featured at PestSmart
4:00 AM | FORESTS NSW wild dog trapper Mark Goldspink’s skills were featured in Albury at the first-ever Invasive Animals Cooperative Research Centre’s PestSmart roadshow.
Merino ewes to $216 at Urana
10 Feb 12 | GENUINE Riverina-bred sheep commanded the top money at the 77th annual special sheep sale at Urana today.
Merino buyers spoilt for choice at GSSM
10 Feb 12 | MERINO buyers still rolling in confidence from the buoyant sheep and lamb prices and regular spikes in the wool market in the past 12 months came armed with the cash to buy quality stud rams at last week’s Great Southern Supreme Merino ram sale at Canberra.
Sticking to Merinos pays off
10 Feb 12 | THE challenge of breeding good Merinos has always stuck with Barry Carruthers, who enjoys producing sheep that consistently grow “good genuine medium wool fleeces”, soft handling and plenty of it.
Mungadal takes out Peppin Shaw
09 Feb 12 | A TWO man show has snagged the top gong in the prestigious Riverina Peppin Shaw ewe competition.
Untested mare tops Tamworth at $54,000
09 Feb 12 | A FOUR-year-old mare yet to compete in a campdraft achieved the top price of $54,000 at this years' Landmark Classic Campdraft Sale at Tamworth.
Peppin-Shaw finally comes of age
08 Feb 12 | THE annual Peppin-Shaw Riverina ewe flock competition has finally reached its 21st birthday, a milestone that had eluded the world class event for five extra years since its inception due to a checkered history of droughts and flooding rains.
Tara Park impresses at GSSM
08 Feb 12 | AFTER a couple of years out of the showring, the Evans family’s Tara Park Merino stud, Boorowa, burst back on the scene with a bang by taking out the supreme exhibit title at the Great Southern Supreme Merino (GSSM) Show on January 21 and 22.
07 Feb 12 | MORE than 6,000 head of sheep and cattle have been moved out of flood waters to higher ground, with NSW Department of Primary Industries (DPI) officers frantically working to protect stock.
Langi Kal Kal 2012 sales catalogue
06 Feb 12 | Langi Kal Kal Angus has unveiled its 2012 sales catalogue.
Stock loss fear from big wet
03 Feb 12 | AUTHORITIES believe stock losses will be heavy from floods plaguing South West Queensland and Central North West NSW but refuse to confirm their worst fears as waters continue to rise.
Cracking Canada’s chill
03 Feb 12 | CUSTOM feedlotting through winter is common across Canada, and at Kientz Farms, near Okotoks, Alberta, the Kientz family – brothers Norm, Mark and Matthew and father Al – has built a reputation for successfully backgrounding cattle.
Genetics the key to Merino profit
01 Feb 12 | THOSE that breed Merinos are in no doubt it is a profitable enterprise, but now there is also plenty of trial data to prove it.   | CommentsComments (1)
Getting the sums right at Beckom
31 Jan 12 | WHILE lotfeeding can be a challenging option, it can provide profitable returns – if the sums are done right.
Keeping lamb on the table for years to come
26 Jan 12 | While Lambassador Sam Kekovich is again out fighting ‘un-Australianism’ in the public arena, the sheep industry’s top researchers are quietly doing their bit to ensure lamb remains the country’s national dish on Australia Day for years to come.  | CommentsComments (1)
Animals feel the heat too
26 Jan 12 | WITH a run of hot days and sweltering nights ahead, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources is reminding everyone of the importance of keeping animals cool.
Tea tree oil beats fly strike and sheep lice
26 Jan 12 | THE war against fly strike and lice infestations in sheep has taken a positive turn with new research showing that tea tree oil is very effective in treating both of the afflictions.
Rain cuts Casino cattle sale numbers
25 Jan 12 | RAIN significantly reduced cattle numbers at today's Casino sale in Northern NSW where prices continued to ease in line with other selling centres.
Delungra’s $45,000 record ram
25 Jan 12 | SELLING six head of sheep for a grand total of $78,000 isn't a bad day's work, particularly when one ram alone makes a record breaking $45,000.
Horse owners warned of mosquito-borne diseases
24 Jan 12 | HORSE owners have been reminded to monitor their animals with an increase in mosquito-borne diseases such as Kunjin virus and Murray Valley encephalitis (MVE) following wet weather.
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