Hayley Warden
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Berry, NSW, Australia
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Milk Price Workshops rolled out across Victoria
A series of workshops designed to provide transparency around milk-market dynamics are being rolled out nationwide. → Read More
Milk Price Workshops rolled out across Victoria
A series of workshops designed to provide transparency around milk-market dynamics are being rolled out nationwide. → Read More
Valley Creek Simmentals' bulls sell to $8000, females to $11,000 via online auction
The Binda-based stud offered a total of 24 lots, which saw bulls average $8000, and heifers average $6583. → Read More
Crookwell Country Weekend shining a light on the Upper Lachlan
Bringing major events to country towns provides economic and social stimulus post-pandemic. → Read More
Lachlan Sands named the 2023 recipient of the JB Fairfax Award for Rural and Regional Journalism and Communications
Former Queenslander named the 2023 recipient of the JB Fairfax Award for Rural and Regional Journalism and Communications. → Read More
High-quality beef on dairy hinges on sire selection and good breeding programs
Cameron Renshaw talks about beef on dairy market opportunities. → Read More
World record tilt piques cheesemakers' interest at Kangaroo Valley Show
Kangaroo Valley Show attracts a massive 90 entries in cheese and dairy section section. → Read More
West Wyalong and Lockhart entrants through to 2023 The Land Sydney Royal AgShowsNSW Young Woman state finals
The Land Sydney Royal AgShowsNSW Young Woman Zone 7 state finalists announced. → Read More
Rowallan Poll Dorset Stud rams reach $3100, average $1808
The Reid family of Rowallan Poll Dorset Stud achieved a total clearance of 64 rams. → Read More
See all the action trackside at the 2023 Braidwood Cup
The Braidwood Cup attracted a crowd of about 1000 racegoers to its annual event on Saturday. → Read More
Wool prices surge on back of Chinese buying
North America and European retail spending on wool gains pace. → Read More
Waverley Downs Merino rams reached a top of $4000, average $1494
Waverley Downs Merino rams reached a top of $4000 at the Ballinger family's 30th annual ram sale. → Read More
Forbes cows with calves sell to $3800 a unit, as prices remain firm
Prices remained firm at Forbes store sale last Friday despite fears to the contrary. → Read More
South Nowra Meats' Kory Edwards impresses AMIC judges with his traditional Australian beef sausages
South Nowra Meats' Kory Edwards impresses AMIC Sausage King National judges with his traditional Australian beef sausages. → Read More
Berry Show returns in 2023 after three year hiatus
The 135th Berry Show - dubbed 'The Greatest Show in Town' - made a return on Friday. → Read More
The economics of dairy farm intensification explained
Dairy farmers turning to intensive farming systems to reduce risk and increase production. → Read More
Agents left guessing as to direction of the heifer market
Jim White, Peter Milling and Company, Wellington, with 530kg two and four-tooth Angus heifers that sold for 340.2c/kg at the Dubbo sale last Thursday. Photo: Kate Loudon WHERE the cattle market will go from here is the question on everyone's lips as prices continue to erode or remain stagnant. → Read More
Prices softer at Bega's first store sale for 2023
SK McPaul, South Wolumla, sold 31 Angus steers, aged 18 months, to a top of $2040. The second pen made $1960 and the third pen made $1800. Picture supplied Prices were softer but aligned with market expectations at Bega's first store sale for 2023 on Thursday. → Read More
Record sales, historic studs, Dairy united, Farmers Watching Farmers Wanting Wives, and more in 2022
This year, I joined The Land team after spending two years in our Agricultural Features team. → Read More
Santa trail spreads Christmas cheer along the Bridle Track, Duramana Road and Turondale Road north of Bathurst
A unique and humorous trail of Santas is popping up each year north of Bathurst. → Read More