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WEBA new report found the average annual profit among surveyed dairy farmers was $629,000 last financial year, a figure that has raised concerns. Here’s why. Updated Livestock.
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WEBRiverina couple share how they grew their dairy business. Teamwork and attention to detail have allowed a Riverina dairy business to grow exponentially from milking 167 cows to 1860. The latest ...
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Southwest Victoria drought: Agriculture Minister Ros Spence …
WEBThe Weekly Times 4 comments. State Agriculture Minister Ros Spence will tour southwest Victoria today ending a three months of calls from farmers to visit the green drought zone. While new ...
Australian Livestock News and Sales - The Weekly Times
WEBWool growers have been asked to boost their levy contributions to 2 per cent to protect existing industry market and research programs. Read the latest Australian Livestock News including Bull ...
Coles, Woolies step up deforestation commitments
WEB2 min read. September 5, 2024 - 5:00AM. The Weekly Times. Coles and Woolworths have stepped up their deforestation targets in the face of mounting pressure from consumers, investors and ...
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WEBStruggling restaurants get surprising lifeline. The restaurant sector has been one of the hardest hit in recent times, but a new report has found fresh optimism for the industry as online delivery ...
Who Owns Australia: The families, corporates and billionaires
WEBThe Wollogorang and Wenthworth deal returned that land to Australian hands from Chinese billionaire Xingfa Ma, who had bought the aggregation through his company TBG Agri Holdings for $47 million ...
Salvage logging of burnt forests: a threat to flora and fauna
WEBMr Fagg said the impact had to be considered at the landscape level, given a vast area of burnt forests was not logged. He said even after the 2019-20 fires, loggers would have been lucky to ...