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Nominate them. | Australian of the Year • Tiny ancient fungi could help slash Aussie farmers' fertiliser costs • Pacific Seeds unveils new canola varieties for WA farmers | Farm Weekly | WA • They only trained for 7km, but they ran a marathon for Dolly's Dream • Port of Esperance: New shiploader boosts grain export efficiency | Farm Weekly | WA • How life experience brought young Wheatbelt farmer back home | WA • Subscribe to Farm Weekly here • Rare vintage John Deere tractor collection to be sold in South Australia • Morawa farmer sees first signs the mouse plague may be starting to ease • Sheep flock could increase by 1.5 million by 2030, according to modelling • With more than $830 million in the coffers, here's where GRDC's focus is • Leading WA women pastoralists head to global conference in Nepal | WA • Farmer husband demonstrates new meaning to the phrase 'you're in clover' • Manmanning farmer finished seeding early, citing good rain | Farm Weekly | WA • End of an era: long-time Caterpillar collector to sell precious machinery • Exclusive access: Episode 3's fertiliser supply chain real-time tracker • Wheat markets roar back to life: what a new report tells Aussie growers • Narrogin ag college legend retires, leaving behind lasting legacy | WA • Thirteen harvests generate one million dollars for Great Southern town • Reports of locust activity come in from grain growers across SA • Watch the video: horror mouse plague issues as western crisis intensifies • These mid-20th Century tractors came roaring to life at 'Lights on the Hill' • Australia secures fertiliser deal with Indonesia, headed by PM's trade tour • Unique shearing proposal stuns crowd at Williams Gateway Expo | Farm Weekly | WA • Codji Springs and Wililoo share Williams Gateway Expo honours | Farm Weekly | WA • Moojepin Merinos' wool will now be worn across the world | Farm Weekly | WA • Decades of pain behind powerful new plea for action on our rural railways • Why this former farmer is selling his prized collection of rare tractors • Fuel price detour: why removing the excise may create a short-term spike • The link between AI chatbots, healthier cattle and more astute farming • Extreme pressure: what history tells us will come next in urea cost spike • EU trade pact's winners and losers: red meat industry 'profoundly let down' • Early fertiliser orders secure, however future supply remains uncertain • Ag minister puts timeline on when the nation's fertiliser tank will run empty • Muster Dogs champ Courtney Moir overcomes self-doubt with Blossom | WA • No show: can your fertiliser supplier walk away from their obligations? • Sunlight and secrets: the power of information, not size, in farm markets • Graingrower looks to new John Deere tillage gear: 'It's a versatile tool' • Sheepmeat exports dip as China's demand cools, but US market holds firm • First toilet paper, now diesel: is panic buying creating a shortage? • 'Worst bit is not knowing': will farmers have enough fuel to start seeding? • How these farmers plan to spend their live export funding | Farm Weekly | WA • Growers in for a 'world of pain' as war threatens Australia's fertiliser supply • Trade deal dilemma: US cuts our lunch on Indonesian wheat market access • Why the farm sector's $100b production triumph could be a burdensome honour • A bumper $101b year for ag output, but farm profits could slide 40pc • Escalating Iran conflict creates opportunity and risk for Australian grain • Legend of the road: Terry Bairstow bids farewell to long career | WA • Application specialist sets graingrowers in good stead for spraying season • Your voice matters: tell us what you want to see in agricultural news • Brothers modify a cherished WA tillage machine: 'we needed to do something' • 'Disgraceful': wild dog attack fuels fury over drawn-out barrier fence project • 'I can't hear you back there': Nationals pushed to parliamentary sidelines • A city girl's tree change leads to farm life, family and border collies • Muster Dogs season 4: Kimberley talent rises to the challenge | WA • How artificial intelligence is transforming one of ag's oldest problems • New gun laws on the way after firearm reforms clear both houses in one day • Littleproud erupts over gun reforms as proposed new laws pass lower house • Narrogin youth captures WA landscape from above with drone | WA • Vintage headers draw big SA crowd, show evolution of grain harvesting • Suzannah Moss-Wright pioneers branding of premium WA lamb. | Farm Weekly | WA • ACM Agri and NFF launch first 'national stage' to celebrate the best in agriculture • Colac feature female sale lacks the urgency of yesterday's steer market • Critics say there are glaring holes in WA's biosecurity system | WA • The key themes to look out for in sheepmeat markets in 2026 | Farm Weekly | WA • Hockey club's first crop helps raise funds for new facilities | Farm Weekly | WA • From Kulin to Cambodia: Building homes and shaping futures | WA • York locals make themselves heard in Perth over 'already obsolete' landfill • Foot and mouth, lumpy skin threat intensifies; what's driving the risk • 'You don't need to be defensive': what most Aussies really think of live-ex • Tractor dealership will gain a bigger foothold in the broadacre market • Jenay protested against live exports - then she fell in love with a farmer • The secret to building an agribusiness empire? It's not rocket science • WA's feed supply is about to get a major boost with a new mill to soon open • Why a WA truck driver's dashcam footage is a wake-up call for all drivers • Emily Hourigans journey from Wyalkatchem to a career with CSBP | WA • WA farmer runs bigger and better new Case combine at Condingup. | Farm Weekly | WA • How central Wheatbelt farmers are battling the growing emu threat | Farm Weekly | WA • Millions of tonnes of WA grain strain these top six roads | Farm Weekly | WA • All aboard: live sheep exports are back as vessel sets sail for the Gulf • From backstage to blank walls to striking murals: meet Jerome Davenport • Historic WA farm Cheriton has sold to a local family at Gingin. | Farm Weekly | WA • Gardiners save with AGT-Insurgent TT canola switch from hybrids | Farm Weekly | WA • Massive harvest and truck movements put pressure on WA roads | Farm Weekly | WA • Farmers assess damage after Wheatbelt hail storm | WA • Bruce Rock farm kid revs up iconic 1970s LandCruiser in after-school project • WA producers to profit from 'undervalued' breeding ewes in future | Farm Weekly | WA • AFGRI's grand opening at Lake Grace workshop drew a big crowd | Farm Weekly | WA • Historic canola yield results in WAs north surprises industry | Farm Weekly | WA • Yorkrakine Agricultural Hall is 100 years old and getting upgrade | WA • Click go the shears, as rural community takes a stand for men's health • Mild spring ensures bumper Yuna grain harvest for Earl family | Farm Weekly | WA • Just 26 days of diesel in the pipeline, and farmers are nervous | Farm Weekly | WA • Mixed rainfall patterns impact 2025 winter crops across WA | Farm Weekly | WA • Australia's biggest sheep station is officially now UK-owned. | Farm Weekly | WA • For once city and country agree, the new BOM website is a stinker • For the love of lamb: international chefs battle in country town cook off • 'Speculation and unfounded concerns': committee finds gun laws justified • Backlog of maintenance a worry for drivers, as roads crumble and costs rise • Aussie Clarkson's Farm filming confirmed, key cast member to move down under • Smiths await crucial rain for WA grain boost as season finishes. | Farm Weekly | WA • Saline groundwater hurts WA's broadacre crops, but algae thrives on it • King family's Poll Merino fleece wins 2025 Perth Royal Show | Farm Weekly | WA • WA finally confirms sale of Australia's biggest sheep station | Farm Weekly | WA • Large WA farm holding for sale with mining and energy options. | Farm Weekly | WA • Top jobs go as Elders reshapes rural and real estate structures | Farm Weekly | WA • Good response to first open day in WA for seeding and tillage manufacturer • Calf catcher: how a farmer's backyard invention is improving farm safety • Creating tailored agricultural learning opportunities for rural women • Rawlinna sheep station sale stalls amid WA approval delay | Farm Online | ACT • Women in agriculture gather for learning in Moora | Farm Weekly | WA • How Boomerang Farms adapts to challenging seasons at Salmon Gums | Farm Weekly | WA • Crane's Steiger tractor collection to be unveiled for charity | Farm Weekly | WA • If you loved these old iconic green tractors, you're going to love this • Hundreds play in charity hockey game for young York girl, Eliza Reynolds • AgSKAN, "Google Maps for paddocks", is now available for growers | Farm Weekly | WA • Lewisdale stud's diamond anniversary sees ram sale success | Farm Weekly | WA • Elon Musk's latest spectrum cash splash may eliminate blackspots | Farm Weekly | WA • 2025 frost outlook: WA growers hopeful the risk has passed. | Farm Weekly | WA • Boom in WA's northern Wheatbelt farmland values likely to slow. | Farm Weekly | WA • Proper machinery maintenance imperative to preventing fires during harvest • Celebrity chef Matt Moran won't be using US beef, here's the reason why • A new 'must-have' every week: how to quantify value, and current tech limits • Record-breaking hockey match to be played in honour of young Wheatbelt girl • Wanting shooters to stay licensed, Deb set up her own portal help desk • South Coast legume leaders stick with lentils as integral part of rotation • Choppers fly in to spray and save the day for WA graingrower's wet paddocks • John Deere's new 9RX 830 is described as a powerhouse in ag | Farm Weekly | WA • Video: locust swarm blankets cattle property in north west Queensland • Daunting pathway to farms being autonomous is a learning journey for all • World-first: Case IH launches its highest horsepower tractor in Australia • Tightening supply is changing the lamb market, here's what you need to know • Merino producers likely to be breeders or feeders in post-live export world • A young Quairading farmer is flying the flag for the next generation • WA forward lamb contract heads towards parity to those being offered over east • Grower group is still seeking answers after government cutting is cut • Frustrated by legislation, farmers and shooters gather in Perth to protest • An Agri-Spread AS 2000 series demonstration impresses a Koorda graingrower • Modern athleisure tells a story as part of Merino activewear journey • Protein sports market boosting potential extra value to meat supply chain • WA lamb price record smashed again: "To beat the last record by $40/h is huge" • Eight new ideas to help farmers save money, time and fight against drought • NBN Co and tech giant seal satellite outsource deal to boost bush broadband • Crop visits and machinery demos were popular for lessons in weed control • Will farmers see the value in Australia's newest ute, the Kia Tasman? • Elders in turmoil as more agents leave the company in sudden split • Mid West town thrilled to welcome back supermarket after six years without • WA lamb price record broken yet again: 'They were the complete package' • Wool that 'just peels off': how bioharvesting breakthrough will work • There will always be a place for sheep on the Humphry family's farm at Walebing • Fields of opportunity provides drive for young agriculture professionals • Hall of Fame portrait unveiling pays tribute to WA agricultural leader • Nats intensify calls to cancel net zero as Twiggy chops renewable projects • US beef import decision unlikely to impact Aussie industry on the ground • WA farmers are winners when it comes to producing quality wool fleeces • "Can you run a farm with your foot missing?": onfarm safety a huge issue • Growers get a close-up look at Pingelly canola potassium strategy trials • Prices up and up: Six-year lamb price record broken at Katanning Saleyards • Two WA graingrowers fleeced by scam machinery website for over $35,000 • Strong local and overseas competition pushes The Oaks price beyond $50m • Revealed: the take-home pay of Australia's high-flying agribusiness bosses • They said what? Frustrations boil over after minister's flying visit west • Labor finally confirms how $139m live sheep transition package will be spent • Young leader Kate Witham gets her hands dirty with practical trial work • "We want to do our homework first before we throw a heap of money away..." • Farming is like football, you can't win every year, according to Dalyup grower • Great Southern agronomist praises grower's ability to adapt every season • Where it forgets to rain - Mallee farmers battle on after 21mm for the year • Science teachers see real-life application of the curriculum with ag tour • Grain Automate Expo gives graingrowers the lay of the land for automation • The ultimate goal of saving the old footy scoreboards in regional towns • The air seeder bar and cart that has saved one Lobethal farmer six-figures • New product turbocharging plant growth introduced to Esperance crops • How an onfarm post mortem in Esperance led to a cattle disease breakthrough • Mingenew Midwest Expo cancelled indefinitely following 2025 hiatus • It was our biggest farmer rally; yet 40 years on we're in the same battle • Hundreds of country women gather in the Great Southern for State conference • Video: First hay drop from WA takes pressure off farmers in green drought • No State funding for live sheep export transition in recent budget outline • The future of WA livestock farming in the spotlight at Esperance • Social pics: ASHEEP & BEEF put future of livestock farming in spotlight • V&V Walsh head buyer says there will always be a place for Merino sheep • Delving into regeneration at Damper Gully farms paying off for Falcinellas • WA researchers welcome custom-made 'Rolls-Royce' seeders to their fleet • Still riding on, the history of Australia's war horses preserved in WA • Inside the Garstones' multi-million dollar indoor sheep feedlot at Boyanup • Farmers have 'meteorologist in their pocket' with ACM Agri / Jane's Weather deal • Woogenellup canola up up and away after good rainfall to start the season • At Esperance, the McDonalds background and feedlot up to 15,000 lambs per year • Eastough family banks decent rain on Yuna property to finish off seeding • Producers need to complete animal welfare management plans from this month • Your sheep farm might be the perfect setting for a WA short film • Darkan graingrower gets set up with new Hardi Navigator 6000 Sprayer • King's Birthday Honours: Humbled Woodanilling farmer recognised with top gong • Cattle Australia calls for levy review, will producers pay more? • Keep the Sheep hits pause for now: 'We created something to be proud of' • How a physically impaired York man started his small cropping programs • Scott Smith is putting new wheat variety through its paces at Green Range • How the Hallett family at Boyup Brook achieve up to a 170pc lambing percentage • Third generation Macnamaras forge forward with positivity and good planning • A meaty role: Processing sector's record contribution to nation's economy • Brahman live-ex premium now at 30pc; Queensland supply is a swing factor • Aussie malt barley sector unlocks largest new market option in 30 years • Industrial machinery comes to the rescue to help outload sticky fertiliser • 'Why are we different?': Thousands of north-east farmers sign drought petition • Follow live: Farmers, firefighters take levy fight to Parliament steps • Fertiliser woes continue as growers take dramatic action to rescue product • In the Middle Atlas mountains the Housni family are staying true to tradition • Labor wins federal election in belting with massive swing to government • Every story, every day: follow the World Angus Forum and Expo from home • Broomehill 'shearing royalty' dominates at Williams expo shearing comp • Quality line-up of lambs at Katanning sale drives positive result • The bigger threat to Australian beef exports now emerging from US and Trump • How this Aussie invention is removing the back-breaking work of lamb marking • Promises, promises: election sweeteners put to the test • Australia hit after Trump unveils his "reciprocal" tariffs • Tracmach's 'Lights on the Hill' shined bright for enthusiasts of all ages • 'Lost' cricket pitches are in the sights of amateur historian Les Everett • 'It's just the destruction of the Merino industry in my book' • No trucking way. Sheep industry convoy sends clear message to Canberra • Polling staff hire debacle sparks Opposition Leader's calls for inquiry • The surprise states where Trump's tariffs could hurt beef and sheep most • Belmont Park gets sheep prepared with help from classer Courtney Sutherland • Click go the shears at Australia's largest operating sheep station Rawlinna • AI, data, technology and automation will be the future of WA grain industry • Successful shearing World Record with a distinctly female focus set in WA • Volunteer fire and rescue members play a key role in keeping community safe • In Cyclone Zeila's eye: "It was an incredible sound - the house was shaking" • Corrigin growers adapt to new farming practices as records tumble • Hayden Rayner is getting grain yield results 20 years after deep ripping • Kulin to Cambodia house building initiative: Changing lives, one home at a time • World-first pasture legume developed in WA aims to solve crop rotation woes • Mount Manypeaks is a picturesque backdrop for Davies family's Angus cattle • "We are absolutely determined to work our way through this," says PGA boss • Chocolate, strawberry or spearmint? Happy 100th birthday to a WA icon • Blue Tree Project: Kendall Whyte "lost for words" after Australia Day OAM • Murray Grey and Angus breeds work well at Kojaneerup for the Bradshaws • Chargreys a perfect fit at regenerative approach at Lake Muir Prime Beef • Liam knew he wanted to be around farming and cattle from a young age • "I'm so flippin' happy": Wet season lives up to name for Pilbara pastoralists • Prinking in Pindan: Kimberley female ringer launches outback denim label • Didimeri: Kimberley chopper pilot creates jillaroo essential starter kits • Narrogin's Morrie Russell wins commendation for historic railway diorama • Always learning and challenging himself, meet Terry Bairstow • WATCH: MLA's latest summer lamb ad hits back at the comments section • Researcher receives academic recognition for his work with struvite • Howzat: The India-Australia match-winning stats farmers are now playing for • Heavy growing season rain in Mid West a 'good problem to have' • The biggest stories of 2024: everything the year had in store for ag • Your chance to win the Dinninup Dames in latest Farm Weekly subscriber comp • Lake Grace grain grower builds firefighting unit for chaser bin tractor • Farmers say 3G shutdown has sent them 'back in time' • Red dirt sticks to your skin: NZ dairy farmer loves life at Yarrie station • WA lupins showing potential as a superfood protein source on world stage • Growers encouraged to be vigilant about carry-over canola in 2025 • WA wool industry identity records rare, milestone honour role achievement • Back to back wins for Minson's Charolais in WA Region Weaner Competition • Has modern agriculture changed the role of the Kelpie on Australian farms? • Grinning musterer in a 'Race to the Esky' steals photography judges' hearts • Rotational grazing and cattle play a key role for the Gerovich family • Frustrated Salmon Gums farmers say mobs of up to 100 emus have trampled crops • "Hail stones the size of marbles" smash crops at Esperance during harvest • Behind the scenes with the four-legged stars of Netflix series Territory • A National Ag Day tribute to one of farming's recycled and unsung heroes • More flights needed out of WA to unlock chilled sheepmeat trade's potential • National wool honour for Western Australian industry stalwart's service • Regional women given a chance to speak up in groundbreaking survey • An emotional day for Faircloughs at final Stockdale stud sale • WA shearers and wool handlers reap success from hard work at national stage • Nullarbor Plain trials reveal wild dog movements and bait preferences • A few hot days needed to get harvest cracking • Scepter an easy, reliable crop even on below average rainfall • War and wheat: industry and conflict at the heart of the story • South West small livestock farmers unite for the future of their businesses • Gun WA shearer Danielle Mauger beats the boys to take out top NZ prize • How one family manages 16 cattle farms, a feedlot and a Woolies contract • Committee chairman reveals cost of giant Chamberlain 40K replica tractor • Politics can no longer be avoided reveals PGA at annual conference • Dry start meant extra oats seeded for Kojonup cropping program • Price paid for kelpie at the Perth Royal Show is worth barking about • A renegade move by Stu and Jack Moyses appears to be paying off • Peter Dutton appears at Perth Royal Show in support of live sheep export • Talkfest won't save lives from being lost on Western Australia's roads • WA Labor MP backflips on position and mocks Keep the Sheep campaign • Lack of finishing rain sees downgrade to overall WA crop production • Crops looking good for Dunne family in eastern Wheatbelt with another drink • Red Nullarbor Plain turns into hay gold • Convoy hits Perth streets to oppose live sheep export ban • Max is on top of his farming game • Scholarships give WA students a leg up • Mathew embraces ag and life after tragedy • Seeders are rolling at Moora • Rawlinna responds to surprise 92mm rainfall • Tameka was born to a life in wool • Koltyn is kicking goals in ag and footy • Farmers' finest on display in Perth • Community spirit shines in the country • Biological wool harvesting is ramping up • Annabelle sets sail into live export career • WATCH: The AgTech Revolution episode five • Major science win for WA ag scientist • $400 million price tag for WA, Victorian broadacre aggregation • What you could earn in these 20 popular Aussie ag jobs • Nominate for the Lambition Awards for your chance to win • Kimberley cattle country with irrigation • Big cropping property sells for new area record price in WA's northern Wheatbelt • WACOA Morawa dance the night away at school ball • Students celebrate biggest night of the year • Gina Rinehart sells four Queensland, NT cattle stations • McIntosh & Son, Katanning, wins major New Holland award • Second annual goat sale a good one • John Deere frontend loader makes $55,000 • How "having a look" cost $265,000 • LAWD celebrates official office opening • Next pioneers of live export • Shearing wraps up at Rawlinna station • Australia's favourite farm dog names • Journalist - Farm Weekly • Beef farming a perfect fit for dynamic duo • Butcher shop and farm work in unity • Beef game the right fit for Pip Bain at Walkaway • Good result from first bull sale of 2023 • Schillings, Westdale, wrap up 2022-23 harvest • WA farm sells to Victorian family for $100 million • Wagon restorer keeps on turning • Floodwaters swallow most of Kalyeeda Station after rapid rise • Maximum results from Maximus • Mixed harvest for Bradford family • Rare flower rises from ashes • International Day of People with Disability 2022 • Farming estate with 10-bedroom mansion fetches whopping $100m-plus • Harvesting to another record • South West partnership works well • HP McKenny, Bow Bridge, wins Mt Barker champion pen of steers • Woolorama Rural Ambassador crowned • Tractor project still on track • Big green header has the X factor • Rain greens up station country • 23 farmers to watch in 2023: celebrating some of Ag's great innovators • Another world shearing record set • Download Farm Weekly's App for Android • Download Farm Weekly's App for iPhone • All-girl shearing team takes over shearing shed • Shear brilliance secures new record • Manure link to best crops for Hassells • Big $90m price tag for big farm in southern WA • Anderson Poll Merino sets $52,000 record • Children discover the world of agriculture • Demand pushes Rangeview values to $4800 • How to buy a budget bush block for under $100,000 • BeefEx Conference makes its return to Brisbane in style | Photos • Hard yakka in the shearing shed for Blake • Inside one of Australia's most notable rural homes • Seymour Park Poll Merino makes $20,000 • BreedersBEST sale breaks the $1m barrier • Nothing lucky about microbrewery's win • Rare vintage motor to stay in Australia • The best in country football celebrated • Yarrie station trio wins annual contest • Boyle dominates show shearing • Rintouls deliver Royal Show wool double • Show win for Belka Valley • Tattykeel Australian White ram sets $240,000 record • Lamb season one of the best • Special CWA milestone celebrated • Women encouraged to follow their passions • What a ram sale! • Proud of the pastoral lifestyle • Students showcase the ag college life • Towns where house prices have doubled in just five years • Emily is on a constant learning trajectory • Ripe for the picking • Plan B to help overcome supply issues • Enjoy an Argyle adventure • Pottery - for the life you create • A bit of magic in these mushrooms • Iconic tractor with cult following returns • Starry starry night • Sunnyside S0014 Wagyu female breaks Australian record • Heavy rain sets up many seeding programs • End of an era after 50-year wool career • Farming dreams turn full circle for Josh • Fletcher International Western Australia general manager Greg Cross has retired • Gardiner Foundation guest speaker Sam Bailey opens up about his amazing life • Forrest's quick fire station purchases motivated by green energy as well as cattle • Greenough River starts to flow again | Video • A beast of a brew in the Vasse • The ultimate alpaca experience • Author is inspired by the land • Big plans for little animals • Case tractor purchase makes journey worth it • McAlpine family, York, celebrates rare five lamb birth • Rawlinna Station shears its way through 35,828 Merinos • Clearing sale marks end of line for four generations • New methods of converting human waste include farmers • Velvet kicks back on the beach after biosecurity service • Ellie Vance relishes selling John Deere tractors for AFGRI Equipment • Chaser bin makes $52,000 at Penna family clearing sale at Bremer Bay • Iris and Wool and Catriona Rowntree capsule collection launched • So, why did Betty buy a tractor? • Water lilies a blooming good idea • Estelle Madaffari reflects on Merre Granola business she established in Merredin • Iconic Nullarbor rail crossing is back on track • Research considers spring-sown crop diversity • Summer one for the record books • Chance to share this iconic sheep station's wonderful history • Ram is a monument to community spirit • Rare 1960 Porsche tractor sold at clearing sale • What are the predictions for the 2022 season? • Opportunity beckons for industrial hemp • Flying doctor is armed and ready for COVID • Rainfall follows major bushfires in WA • Office to farm: Emilya smiling after work swap • Tales of escape from racing fire front • Seroja shockwaves still rolling through communities • Industry stressed about vague COVID rules • Expanded aerial team quells harvest fires • CBH closes the door on a record breaking harvest • Shed uprooted from tornado-like storm • Scholar predicting crop performance • HIP show takes ancient music to the regions • Inspired by their daily bread • Good season boosts WA wool stats • Cheers to country pub reopening • Big breakthroughs on pod shatter • Unearthing black gold down south • Therapy from man's best friend • 10th season a challenging one for Kiara • Sam finds family spirit in corporate farming • Bridging the gap with Noongar plant and animal names • Spider is top dog around Badgebup • New wheat varieties to be more tolerant • WA wool grosses $81.7m in 10 weeks • A gift that keeps on giving • Tilletts reflect on 40 years of feedlotting • Harringtons in state of flax • Regenerative agriculture focus for Churchill Fellowship winner • Outstanding lines in WALSA weaner sale • Locust hatchings could be an issue in WA crops • RSPCA inspector to cover the Kimberley • Local solution for big JD header front • Big grain crop to challenge supply chain • Everlasting passion of rural women • Emu proving its worth in low rainfall areas • Poll Merino sells to $4000 at Lukin Springs • Wool expertise leads to new business • Locals wanted for development program • Strength has been found in adversity • Coorow community gathers together for a worthy cause • Superfine ewe fleece beats all-comers • Non-toxic dust offers insecticide revolution • Harvest stays on track for a bumper yield • Report shows grains industry continues to innovate • A life in ag in her sights • Laws risk turning small fires into big ones • Growing up with ag in her sights • WA farmers to benefit from UAN storage • Winter calving works for Collie producer • A leading voice for the rangelands • First batch of local SoP for new season • Offering helping hands in a time of need • WA's Cara Peek named Rural Woman of the Year • Relishing the never-ending ag opportunities • WA farmers enjoy canola fields of gold • In the pink in the transport industry • Diverted farm machinery begins journey back to WA farmers • Farmers encouraged to develop WaterSmart Farms • New wheat varieties to mitigate frost • Taking responsibility in her stride • Canola delivery marks start of 2021 harvest • Nicoletti's land hunt slows but not ending • Malt machinations decided for next year's harvest • Case puts WA on brink of deregulating Bovine Johne's disease management • WA farmers collaborate for a new brew • Frost takes a bite of harvest estimates • Passion steers towards organic farming • Hacking scam prompts consumer warning • Native tree industry to log off • New Norcia Farm for sale after 175 years • Bait battle takes to the skies • Brokers wary of amount of wool on offer • Resilient Makaela finds purpose in sheep • Growers encouraged to cast vote • Harvest labour in limbo • Incomparable Texels a farmers dream • Worth looking out for SheepMasters • Sheep breed switch brings rewards • Debate on 'no jab, no tip' for harvest • Breed keeps performing at its best • Poll Dorsets tick the boxes for Squiers family at Pingelly • Graze and grain pays off at Esperance • Photographer focusing on real rural women • Oils ain't oils for canola at Eradu • Merino wool fits athleisure fitness bill • Ocean's loss is sheep industry's gain • Deal struck for WA overseas workers • Fashion is smitten with Merino • Life-changing decision leads to ag passion • Scaddan barley crop set to be a big one • Tight market sees Gibson farm quickly snapped up • Merinos a mainstay for Rhodes Pastoral at Boyup Brook • Australian farm prices vs the world • Returned servicemen & women to help with grain harvest labour shortage • Wool production forecast to have small increase • High passed-in rate at WA wool auction • Simmental cross steers sell to $2415 at Boyanup Store Sale • Fitzroy Crossing sale tips $1.1m • Mice outbreak a concern for Mann family at Eradu • Study captures solid Merino data • Hay run hits the highway • A lifelong passion for sheep • Farming on heavy country is a challenge • Good news for farm balance sheets • A lifelong passion for livestock • Canola prices hit new record at $915/t • WA harvest likely to be more than 20 million tonnes • Merinos tick all the boxes for farm at Frankland and Kojonup • Sheep a profitable part of business • Sheep and cropping a good mix • UK potential for meat exports • Wet weather will test genetics for wool whiteness • Shearer shortage getting worse • Red-hot agriculture machinery market • Slow-maturing wheat variety revs up • Dual-purpose breeding is the key • 50 consecutive wool clips • A family affair at Grass Patch • Brydie embraces agriculture career path • Valentine's Day timing the key • Fake facts fuel fake meat agenda • Riding the highs and lows of goat farming at Darkan • Cascade farmer gears up for a golden grain season • Kenny family continues Merino tradition at Badgingarra • Red meat carbon plan outlined • Traceability to play a bigger role • Pink Shearing For Liz Day at Yorkrakine a great fundraiser • Optimistic outlook as WA farmland selling season starts • CBH gets new rail service provider • Customer data key for CBH sustainability • Over supply pressures barley premiums • Building trust the key to social licence • Good Earth Dairy promotes camel milk benefits • Renowned property to test eastern Wheatbelt market • Long legacy of sheep at Quairading • Rising and falling profitability climate for hotter, drier farms • Pastoral heifers sell to $1915 at Muchea • ACCC, Lactalis in Federal Court over milk contract breach allegations • Planning is key for high rainfall zone • Prices ease before wool buying recess • WA challenged to replenish social capital • Wet run lifts Coonamble Angus fodder • Lactalis wins Woolworths milk contract • Reaping the benefits of Dorpers at Cadoux • Voting for WoolPoll will open soon • Bringing indigenous interests into bush food market • Helping country singles to find love • 2021 season on track to be a bin burster • Grain handler plans ahead for big harvest • ASHEEP cattle field day talks up value-adding • 14pc of ag land in foreign hands • Bale sales help keep RFDS in the air • COVID and chaos a world away from WA • Social media promotes positive messages • Finance leads Georgia to the country • Moisture blamed for Overwatch volatility • Hopes uni students will ditch the books to take on farm work • Big offering wraps up wool season • Southern farmers deal with waterlogging • June below average for rainfall records • Growing population to lift export demand • Study to look at farmers' mental health • MacTiernen announces sustainable farming funding • Forest survey gets bee industry buzzing • Carbon farming near Sandstone a big success • Harmony Agriculture back in business • Rain a very welcome birthday present • New sheep enterprise expands • Major Badgingarra feedlot for lease • Creative solutions for worker shortage • Store cattle sales return to Muchea • Hopes high after magic start to season • Parts of Albany zone still under water • Calls to advance debate on gene editing • Carbon farming hot topic at NFF & WAFF forum • Southern Forests water modelling flawed • CBH Group starts global grain challenge • Shearing schools link students to work • Wool program inspires future leaders • Meckering flower farm blossoms • Southern lime pit to open after decade of planning • Food from the bush finds its market • Healthy vines and tasty wines • Ag needs to move on carbon footprint • WA's cattle exports highlight demand • Green light given for lupin protein facility • Corporate farmer buys top Yuna farm • Money still on goats despite production drop • Machinery buyers urged to get in early • Wool prices return to pre-COVID levels • Challenge to grow more sheep in good season • Another record breaking sale at Boyanup • Earmark deregulation increases stock theft risk • Crop bleaching called into question • Babydolls breed passion in Pinjarra • Rotations key to delaying ryegrass adaptation • 1000 overseas workers will be needed for harvest • No shortcuts for mobile butcher service • Market in a froth over world-first oat milk • Harringtons defend WA no-till impact • Importance of sustainable grain production • Fast national sheep rebuild predicted • Sale average hits new $1817 record • Uppills feeling good about the season • COVID complicates wool auctions • Bradford honoured for lifetime achievements • CBH fees rise to cope with growing crop size • Changing the climate story • Grain estimates hit the 20 million tonne mark • Eastern demand strong for WA livestock • Boyanup lease extension up for discussion • Go-getter has a fascination with agriculture • Cropping for the community at Newdegate • Young mum wants to empower others in ag