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PertAngus to $4500
7/10/2008 | Bulls sold to $4500 and averaged $2845 at the PertAngus, Broadford, spring production sale for principals, Martin, Jane, George, Will and Joan Grimwade.  | The Glen Angus and Murray Grey ...
Get them now, or miss out
7/10/2008 | SPECIAL breeder’s lines of merino and crossbred ewes will be much harder to source in the future if the results of the John Wells Memorial special store sheep sale at Jerilderie, NSW, last Friday are any gauge.
7/10/2008 | It was almost like turning the clock back 20 years at last week’s Wodonga store sale with laneways full of Herefords of average to very good breeding and condition.
7/10/2008 | IN A small yarding of 600 head at Myrtleford on Friday, local buyers, enjoying a good season, snapped up the offering at rates marginally cheaper, according to Dan Ivone, Paull and Scollard, Myrtleford.
Leongatha cattle buyers hit the brakes
6/10/2008 | The brakes were on at Pakenham store sale last Thursday, with buyers revealing a general reluctance in their bidding as cattle sold at cheaper rates.  | I've got no beef: Heatley | Mobile phone the new stockman | VIDEO: Leongatha cattle buyers hit the ...
Cautious bids hit $86 at Jerilderie
6/10/2008 | BIDDING was cautious but "eventually got there" topping at $86 a head for the main breeders' lines of 07-drop ewes during the John Wells Memorial October store sheep sale at Jerilderie, NSW, Friday.  | Leongatha cattle buyers hit the ... | Mobile phone the new stockman | VIDEO: Ewes to $86 in cautious ...
Tough season hits Sale store cattle
6/10/2008 | The tough season in the Sale area was evident in the store cattle yarding on Friday where grown steers sold to $850.  | US economy slump erodes beef trade | Ewes to $86 in cautious ... | VIDEO: Tough season hits Sale store ...
Confidence in Pooginook
6/10/2008 | THE confidence in a long line of breeding at Pooginook Merino stud shone through at last week’s annual production sale even though ewe numbers are dropping and seasonal conditions continue to worsen.
6/10/2008 | Australian lamb production plummeted during August, declining 25per cent year-on-year, as very tight supplies, particularly of heavy lambs, underpinned historically high saleyard prices.
The Glen Angus and Murray Grey bulls to $8000
6/10/2008 | ANGUS and Murray Grey bulls each topped at $8000 at the 38th annual on-property sale for Walwa-based stud, The Glen.  | Legacy lives on at new Angus stud
Lamb prices find support at Wagga
3/10/2008 | After a fortnight or more of collapsing prices, the prime lamb market found much-needed support yesterday at Wagga Wagga, trading at 350-370c/kg.  | VIDEO: Lamb prices find support at Wagga
Stability in young cattle prices
3/10/2008 | Since mid-September, young cattle prices in the eastern states followed a steady trend, with the benchmark Eastern Young Cattle Indicator remaining within a 5¢/kg (dressed) band for the past three weeks, Meat and Livestock Australia reports.
US enforces country of origin labelling for meat
3/10/2008 | The United States is pressing ahead with a country of origin labelling program for all meat products.
SW Vic has fairest pasture of them all
3/10/2008 | Compared to most other areas of Victoria, the south-west is arguably fairing the best in terms of pasture, according to Meat and Livestock Australia.
Unlocking the secrets of sheep methane
3/10/2008 | New work has begun to unlock the complex science behind the production of the greenhouse gas methane – by sheep.  | CommentsComments (1)
Lamb finally in right direction
2/10/2008 | One of Australia's vocal meat processors has praised the latest Victorian State Government research efforts, calling their investigation into increasing muscle mass in prime lambs a "positive step".  | Consumers told to cut meat ... | A few roos loose in Garnaut's ...
Wodonga Council ignores saleyards users: VFF
2/10/2008 | The Victorian Farmers Federation's has slammed the decision earlier this week by the Wodonga City Council to relocate the Wodonga Livestock Exchange.
1/10/2008 | THE Federal Government has received a report examining Australia's quarantine system just days after a horse flu scare threatened to upset another spring season.
Legacy lives on at new Angus stud
1/10/2008 | THE legacy of a young cattle breeder and enthusiast will live on in a new Angus stud.
AACO increases Wagyu herd by half
1/10/2008 | Australia's biggest cattle producer has increased the size of its Wagyu herd by half and at the same time released a bullish outlook for beef.
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