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Analysis of ten years of commercial cattle business benchmarking data suggests that moving from the existing flat $5-a-head transaction levy to a percentage-of-sales levy would shift more of the levy..Read More
In this episode: The team talk transport with Ethan Mooney from Teys; Dr Michael Patching discusses Thaliand's plan to send more cattle to China and AgForce explains why it is..Read More
Farmers are furious after hearing yesterday that the Federal Government is moving ahead with a three-month processing timeframe for Working Holiday Maker visas. ..Read More
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Baiada Poultry has opened its new Tamworth plant in a move set to provide northern NSW with an equivalent to Baiada's Hanwood facility...Read More
The WA Govt is being lobbied to follow in Victoria's footsteps and delay the implementation of tougher limits on phosphine due to take effect in December...Read More
