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4:00 AM | NEW duck hunters will need to start studying soon if they want to pass their Waterfowl Identification Test (WIT) prior to the opening of the 2012 Victorian duck season on Saturday, March 17.
Prices go on hold
4:00 AM | A PERIOD of consolidation following the record trading highs in early 2011 seems apparent for the lamb industry in 2012.
Connection dates to 1800s
4:00 AM | Cheviot Glen has been in Glenys Anderson's family since the 1940s, when her father and uncle purchased the property.
VFF objects to Coles slogan
11 Feb 12 | VICTORIAN farmers have called on the Coles supermarket giant to dump the “We Never Freeze, We Never Thaw” slogan from its new fresh fruit and vegetable marketing campaign.
Feed lifts at Palgrove
11 Feb 12 | WITH the annual rainfall for the past two years more than 40 per cent above average, managing pasture so it doesn’t run to head and lose quality before it can be grazed has been a challenge for one of Australia’s oldest and best-known Charolais beef cattle seedstock producers.
'Easy-care' a standout
11 Feb 12 | FOR 50 years, Ian Patzel has bred and run Poll Herefords on his Strathdownie property in the Western District and believes the breed will continue to thrive on his farm in the next 50 years, with his son Stephen at the operation's helm.
10 Feb 12 | Steers sold to a top of $910 at the Yea store sale today. Kalmia Estate, Homewood sold 18 the Angus steers aged. 22 months.
Draft plan for MDB unacceptable: VFF
10 Feb 12 | THE Victorian Farmers Federation (VFF) has warned Murray Darling Basin boss Craig Knowles that irrigation communities have not “accepted” the draft basin plan.
10 Feb 12 | TOURISM and Major Events Minister Louise Asher is encouraging food and wine connoisseurs to visit Victoria's High Country to experience a new food and wine event, supported with Victorian Government funding of $50,000.
10 Feb 12 | AROUND 2300 cattle were yarded at the Leongatha store sale yesterday where steers sold to a top of $1030.
Kazakhstan keen on Anvil genetics
10 Feb 12 | Victorian stud Anvil Angus, Alexandra, recently introduced their genetics to the Republic of Kazakhstan, selling a group of autumn-drop heifers to the overseas breeders.
Success through less stock at Ensay
10 Feb 12 | SIMPLE management is the key for Reece and Wendy Newcomen, who say there isn't anything fancy about their Hereford operation.
Grain gains from soil biology research
10 Feb 12 | THE science of soil biology is following on the heels of minimum till farming - hailed as the next productivity revolution and a potential source of widespread gains in the cropping sector.
09 Feb 12 | SUPPLY fell by 23% at Bairnsdale on Thursday with most of this occurring in the young cattle sections. The usual buyers were present and price trends reflected the quality which was varied across the sale.
Chinese visitors feast on kangaroo and science
09 Feb 12 | CHINESE visitors received a real taste of Australia during a two-day visit to Department of Primary Industries (DPI) Horsham.
09 Feb 12 | FLOODING rain is likely in southeastern New South Wales, the ACT and eastern Victoria in the next few days, starting as early as today, which has prompted the issue of a flood watch.
Beef Week a booming success
09 Feb 12 | SOUTHERN stud stock and commercial breeders were treated to an outstanding display of cattle during Stock & Land Beef Week from January 27 to February 3.
09 Feb 12 | GRAIN growers around Victoria are encouraged to attend the two-night Victorian Farmers Federation (VFF) Annual Grains Conference in Echuca-Moama on 26-28 February.
Locust numbers low but more flagged for Feb
09 Feb 12 | LOCUST population density remained low throughout western Queensland, New South Wales, and in northern Victoria during January.
08 Feb 12 | TOP female lines made more than anticipated at the Leongatha heifer sale on Monday this week where heifers and calves, joined heifers and unjoined heifers were on offer.
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