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Foreign investment in Australian farms plummets. Historically foreign investors spend between $7 billion and $8.5 billion on new farming investments in Australia. That changed in 2023-24, with ...
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Breaking News 47 minutes ago LIV star’s unlikely reunion location. Murray Downs in country NSW is a long way from the winner’s dais in Dallas where Cam Smith and Lucas Herbert sprayed ...
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Farmers see red over VFF stance on transmission lines. The VFF has left the door open for transmission and renewable projects to be built on some farmland in its submission on new guidelines ...
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List: Grain and oilseed prices. Canola prices continue upwards to settle at $815/tonne, while wheat has fallen to $342/tonne. See our rolling coverage and full list of prices. Cropping.
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Dairy report ‘not a representative sample’ of farmers. A new report found the average annual profit among surveyed dairy farmers was $629,000 last financial year, a figure that has raised ...
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More than 300 lambs stolen from Western District farm. Victoria Police are investigating after lambs worth $60,000 to $70,000 were fleeced from a farm in Victoria’s west. Victoria.
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Australia’s beef industry was on track to have its biggest export year yet, but triggers built into Free Trade Agreements could put the brakes on. Read the latest Australian Livestock News ...