Heavy lambs peak before easing
SA LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE DUBLIN REPORT
Sheep - February 18
Numbers remained similar as agents offered 7000 lambs and 2000 sheep. Lamb quality was again extremely mixed...
Sheep prices follow eastern trends
SA LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE DUBLIN REPORT
Sheep - February 4
Numbers increased marginally as agents offered 6000 lambs and 2000 sheep. Quality was extremely mixed with two-score...
Plenty of weight in latest market offering
SA LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE DUBLIN REPORT
Sheep - January 14
Numbers reduced marginally as agents offered 5500 lambs and 1800 sheep. The usual trade and processor buyers,...
Farmers on holiday
January generally sees farmers heading to the beach or up the river for a well-earned recharge. Time with family is particularly important for
mental well-being...
Banking on seed support for growers
Following a tough growing season with many areas experiencing drought challenges, Grain Producers SA (GPSA) is calling on growers with available seed to get...
Good numbers and mixed quality at erratic first sale
SA LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE DUBLIN REPORT
Sheep
Numbers were good at the SA Livestock Exchange on January 7 as agents yarded about 6700 lambs and 1800 sheep...
Footrot management changes welcomed
Livestock SA recently welcomed changes to footrot management regulations in South Australia.
Effective as of January 1, the changes allow all sheep flocks with confirmed...
Elders’ Doherty wins Safety Award
A member of the Elders Virginia team has been recognised at the annual One Elders Awards, held in Adelaide on December 11.
Sales support officer...
More than 720,000 tonnes received
Viterra has been welcoming a steady stream of receivals at its storage sites across the Mid North and Yorke Peninsula, with close to 723,000...
Farmers turn to natural farming inputs
Over the past decades the use of synthetic fertilizers, herbicides, pesticides and fungicides has increased worldwide, to improve crop production.
This increase, combined with unsustainable...