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Nominate them. | Australian of the Year • Tiny ancient fungi could help slash Aussie farmers' fertiliser costs • They only trained for 7km, but they ran a marathon for Dolly's Dream • Record-breaking LambEx26 kicks off bigger than ever in Adelaide • Horsch Leeb: New sprayer conquers undulating Loxton terrain | Stock Journal | SA • Will Denholm, McKeely Denholm: rural award sparked unique love story | SA • iOS and Android Native App | Stock Journal | SA • Read the latest edition of Stock Journal • Subscribe to Stock Journal here • James Shannon diversifies farm with 600-head feedlot near Loxton | Stock Journal | SA • John Nicholas: Rural Ambassador win shaped farming, leadership | Stock Journal | SA • Weston Rata: Naracoorte shearer swaps AFL dreams for sheds | Stock Journal | SA • Barossa Ranges: First poly-lined catchment secures water future | SA • Vendors 'over the moon' as prices continue to rise at Naracoorte store sale • Young gun shearers: freedom and travel a lure for Luke Ohlmeyer • Limestone Coast irrigators push for compensation if water cuts needed | Stock Journal | SA • Drought to flooding rains - Pata season already three times better than last • Damien Tiller returns canola to rotation after 10 years | Stock Journal | SA • Booroola gene returns to India from SA, set to boost national flock | Stock Journal | SA • Ollie Gear: Young shearer buys first house after year of big tallies | Stock Journal | SA • Michael Hunt: Mundulla's 17 premiership legend on passion, longevity | Stock Journal | SA • Hay Merino Show: South Australian studs claim top honours | Stock Journal | SA • Alternative wool harvesting research progresses to next stage • Strathalbyn prices lift, with feedlotters providing strong support • Ryan McKay: Grandfather sparked teen's passion for shearing | Stock Journal | SA • Stewart Johns: farmer, feedlotter and Elvis impersonator | Stock Journal | SA • Young gun shearers: Zoe Kassebaum finds her place in EP sheds | Stock Journal | SA • Riverland's Schobers: Rainfall drives strategic seeding for a strong year | Stock Journal | SA • Mallee farmers curse locust invasion, after strong season start • Rare vintage John Deere tractor collection to be sold in South Australia • With more than $830 million in the coffers, here's where GRDC's focus is • Annabelle and Sam Robinson: a farm wedding and shearing surprise | Stock Journal | SA • Orroroo: New mural, workshops energise community through 5431 | Stock Journal | SA • Intense rainfall leaves a mess to clean up on Winulta cropping paddocks • 'Suited to the country': proven seeding set up driving Wandearah enterprise • Established woolbroker acquires Rhodes Wool, expanding SA reach | Stock Journal | SA • Winulta farms hit by 90mm rain in a matter of minutes | Stock Journal | SA • Exclusive access: Episode 3's fertiliser supply chain real-time tracker • Over overlap? The savings to be had from precision seeding showcased • Closed bridge exposes South East Drainage Network funding shortfall. | Stock Journal | SA • Wheat markets roar back to life: what a new report tells Aussie growers • Jamestown farmers Luke and Holly Crawford build cropping resilience with strip disc system | Stock Journal | SA • Felicity Brumpton, Angus Ashby: Merino love story unites industry | Stock Journal | SA • Gepps Cross: Tom Penna remembers 70,000 sheep sold in changing era | Stock Journal | SA • SA saleyard agents and lamb buyers are doing it for Dolly's Dream • Andy Munro: Farmer's footy passion gains huge social media following | Stock Journal | SA • Feeder weight cattle prices climb at Mount Gambier as numbers tighten up • Brian Paech: his journey from bust to boom in the sheep industry | Stock Journal | SA • Mid North residents: Powerline corridor shifts after feedback | Stock Journal | SA • SADA marks 90 years of supporting the state's dairy industry | Stock Journal | SA • Pioneering hay steamer boosts lucerne quality, yields at Lameroo | Stock Journal | SA • On-farm lamb feedlot helping Careys of Poochera value-add sheep flock | Stock Journal | SA • Regan Loffler: 19-year-old defies expectations in livestock | Stock Journal | SA • Wynarka sorghum crop's amazing 'nine lives' revival | Stock Journal | SA • Reports of locust activity come in from grain growers across the state • Meet the young dairy farmers taking a stand in Tasmania's sea of corporates • Chynna Eichner returns south after seven years, joins Elders Orroroo | Stock Journal | SA • Watch the video: horror mouse plague issues as western crisis intensifies • Northern sell off puts the squeeze on Naracoorte store cattle prices • Pinery farmer Aaron Clifford's big yield gains from soil amelioration program | Stock Journal | SA • Elle Nottle: Hughes Park wedding celebrates rural romance | Stock Journal | SA • Want to build a 'hell of a team' with your dogs? Start with these tips • Nerissa James wins top SA Sheep Expo award, heading to New Zealand | Stock Journal | SA • SA Sheep Expo encourages next generation into industry with fun, learning • Australia secures fertiliser deal with Indonesia, headed by PM's trade tour • Langley family achieve rare Tatiara wheat crop competition sweep | Stock Journal | SA • Lucerne seed yields below average, hopes of price lrise | Stock Journal | SA • Upper Eyre Peninsula Hunt Club: 50th season marks strong return | SA • Weight pays at Mount Gambier sale but 'erratic' prices for light calves • WATCH: What a year's worth of rain in a day looks like in the Riverland • Nangaringa Stud, Loxton, wins big at Sydney Royal Easter Show | Stock Journal | SA • Natural sequence farming and Johnson-Su bioreactor helps Sanders soil goals | Stock Journal | SA • Mohair: Australian industry seeks growth amid $55/kg returns | Stock Journal | SA • Fuel price detour: why removing the excise may create a short-term spike • Prices continue to rise at Naracoorte store sale, defying uncertain times • 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' • Sheep disease warning - drought not always to blame for low pregnancy rates • No show: can your fertiliser supplier walk away from their obligations? • Merino ewes: New study reveals critical lambing mortality risks | Stock Journal | SA • Sunlight and secrets: the power of information, not size, in farm markets • Sheepmeat exports dip as China's demand cools, but US market holds firm • Poll Merino 'with purity' takes out SA Stud Merino Expo ram of the year • Chris 'Tractor' Prime: the farmer and country football goalkicking legend | Stock Journal | SA • First toilet paper, now diesel: is panic buying creating a shortage? • John Deere 616R put to the test in the Mid North with See and Spray tech • Stockman family: The 4am strategy behind record $450 lambs | Stock Journal | SA • 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 • Huge volumes of water give pastoralists a boost ahead of autumn, winter • Lush family: Corriedale Hills stud leave impact on sheep industry | Stock Journal | SA • Loxton farmers rejoice as rain gives light to end of drought tunnel | Stock Journal | SA • A bumper $101b year for ag output, but farm profits could slide 40pc • Eyre Peninsula farmers receive close to annual average in single rainfall event • Escalating Iran conflict creates opportunity and risk for Australian grain • From station life to footy dreams for Westminster School captain | Stock Journal | SA • Rain helps set the season up for graziers in Flinders Ranges and beyond • Farmer hay drive supports drought-stricken South Australian farmers | SA • Goalkeeper sons score well with buyers at Pathfinder's huge SA Angus sale • Your voice matters: tell us what you want to see in agricultural news • Explore Melrose's grand horse trail for drought relief | Stock Journal | SA • Westminster School students have bids flying at Mount Pleasant • Heavier yarding attracts spirited bidding at Strathalbyn store cattle sale • SA's 2025 Grain Producer of the Year hailed for impact beyond the farmgate • Angus, Hereford hybrid vigour adding kilos for Rendelsham beef producers • Pye Group's move to expand potato growing operation to the NT. | Stock Journal | SA • 'I can't hear you back there': Nationals pushed to parliamentary sidelines • Woodards calving change sets in stone a strategy to chart the seasons • WATCH: Generous South Aussies send hay to fire-affected Victorian farmers • Australia Day and Anzacs celebrated in awe inspiring paddock artwork • Interstate buyers make return for final Naracoorte steer weaner sale • Kyneton 2026 weaner sale sees local and Gippsland buyers active | Stock Journal | SA • New gun laws on the way after firearm reforms clear both houses in one day • Coalition opposes reforms as proposed gun laws pass lower house | Stock Journal | SA • Farmers take the chance to get creative and competitive in Burra Creek • Weaner steers pass $2350 at Elders Yea feature sale relocated to Leongatha • Turning cull cows into new assets: competition up for young females at Wodonga • 'Most consistent sale in years': Hamilton Hereford and Euro steers hit 540c/kg • SA entrants excel at 2026 Angus Youth Roundup in Tamworth | Stock Journal | SA • Vintage headers draw big SA crowd, show evolution of grain harvesting • Major volume buyers kick into gear at Hamilton all-breeds weaner steer sale • Northern buyers chase EU-accredited calves with 30c/kg premium at Casterton • Hamilton kicks off western district weaner sales with steers up $400 on 2025 • Local cattle restockers rule the roost at Mount Gambier store sale • Mortlake vendors celebrate $750 a head rise on last year at female sale • ACM Agri and NFF launch first 'national stage' to celebrate the best in agriculture • A mixed South Australian harvest finishing with wet sail in South East • Yea weaner prices $100 ahead of northern markets as VLP holds inaugural sale • Colac feature female sale lacks the urgency of yesterday's steer market • Strong local demand sees top weaner steers fetch up to $2300 at Colac sale • Cattle defy tough conditions as 2026 Wodonga weaner sales kick off | Stock Journal | SA • The key themes to look out for in sheepmeat markets in 2026 | Stock Journal | SA • South Australian farming's Ag-enda Setters of 2025 listed | Stock Journal | SA • Protection urged for SA's high-value agriculture areas | Stock Journal | SA • Drought-stricken Waikerie farm awaits break, challenges lie ahead | Stock Journal | SA • Free program educating early and mid career farmers on drought decisions | Stock Journal | SA • Virtual fencing becomes a virtual reality for South Australian farmers • Two new RIC loans offer support for those battling drought, algal bloom • WATCH: Made in 1930, vintage harvester shows it can still get the job done • Sky's the limit: the more ways drones are being used in broadacre cropping • Average price up $100 a head at second of Naracoorte Christmas calf sales • Weaner calf sellers 'over the moon' as Naracoorte Christmas sales kick off • Grain quality concerns rise with rain delays in harvest | Stock Journal | SA • South Australian Kelpie tops national photo contest | Stock Journal | SA • Foot and mouth, lumpy skin threat intensifies; what's driving the risk • Blieschkes tackle wool market with strategic fine micron focus | Stock Journal | SA • 'Spirited bidding' keeps prices firm at Strathalbyn's first weaner sale • 'You don't need to be defensive': what most Aussies really think of live-ex • Lentils leading Mid North's promising harvest after drought years | Stock Journal | SA • Naracoorte first cross ewe lambs with blue ribbon leap to national record • Merv Hughes on his favourite cut of steak and his bold Ashes prediction • Feedlot foray finalises McKenna family's fully-integrated beef supply chain • Lamb prices lift at November Jamestown sheep market while ewes remain steady • National first-cross ewe record broken by new holders | Stock Journal | SA • The method used to get geedlot lambs to weight days earlier at Kalangadoo | Stock Journal | SA • Crop germination boosted on Mid North farm with Flexi-Coil 7200 | Stock Journal | SA • All aboard: live sheep exports are back as vessel sets sail for the Gulf • The Pinery fire ten years on: farmers reflect on SA's devastating blaze • New on-farm record price set at Maroona Station's lamb sale in SE • Hereford Australia promotes cattle market opportunities | Stock Journal | SA • Renowned Senior Park sheep farm for sale near SA/Vic border. | Stock Journal | SA • Pressure mounts on SA farmers from kangaroo overpopulation | Stock Journal | SA • Meat industry giants back Half Yours to Melbourne Cup win | Stock Journal | SA • Cooper Creek barge pricing released as cattle trucks flow south • Cooper Creek barge restores vital outback cattle routes | Stock Journal | SA • Mid North growers face mixed harvest with varied yields | Stock Journal | SA • Kangaroo Island's Calana Heights listed for sale at $11.5m. | Stock Journal | SA • Loxton brunch raises funds for drought-hit farmers | Stock Journal | SA • Family ties and hard work drive Jamestown shearer to national win • Growers discuss how Mid North crops are shaping up ahead of harvest • Kickstart Your Career in Agriculture with Thomas Foods International | Stock Journal | SA • Mixed impacts from rainfall system for South Australian farmers | Stock Journal | SA • Marrabel residents concerned about Northern Transmission Project | SA • Curtis Farm for sale: A rare Northern Mallee opportunity | Stock Journal | SA • For once city and country agree, the new BOM website is a stinker • Eudunda show's Budgie Schiller tribute through competition | Stock Journal | SA • Should shearing be in the 2032 Brisbane Olympics? Opinions from in the shed • Naracoorte Show draws biggest crowd in years | Stock Journal | SA • Eyre Peninsula sheep strong in sizeable Jamestown feature ewe sale • Why virtual fencing could be a huge game changer for Donovans Dairy's farms • Watch: striking weed flower a growing scourge in SA's cropping areas • Top Lameroo offshears Merino ewes headed to repeat buyer at Lah, Vic • Vic stud pays big money for Coolawang Border Leicester ram with reserve • Aussie Clarkson's Farm filming confirmed, key cast member to move down under • Pastoral cattle bulk up numbers at 'two-paced' Strathalbyn store sale • 'Workhorse' Chugg gives local breeder top honours at Lucindale dog auction • Angus steers surpass 600c/kg at Naracoorte's strong September store sale • Lamb reach $292 in robust Murray Bridge sale | Stock Journal | SA • Thomas Foods to expand Southern Cross feedlot at Tintinara | Stock Journal | SA • Top jobs go as Elders reshapes rural and real estate structures | Stock Journal | SA • Fitzgerald family auctions two farms on the Eyre Peninsula | Stock Journal | SA • Pocock family celebrates 75 years of selling at Lameroo offshears | Stock Journal | SA • Calf catcher: how a farmer's backyard invention is improving farm safety • Collinsville Stud Merinos sells 500 rams in a day, attracting nationwide demand | Stock Journal | SA • Fire kills 300 plus pigs at Dublin piggery amid welfare scrutiny | SA • Prized South-East SA farm 'Patanga' on sale for $9.5 million. | Stock Journal | SA • Upper North sheep dispersal tops Jamestown feature ewe market | Stock Journal | SA • Booleroo dispersal highlights Jamestown feature ewe spring market opening • Nathan McCarthy claims South Australian Young Auctioneer Award • From 'idiot sons' to champions: Looney Bin Show Steers' journey | Stock Journal | SA • Prime lambs fetch top dollar at Murray Bridge sale | Stock Journal | SA • Big sheep feedlot for sale on Marmon Jabuk Range in SA. | Stock Journal | SA • Rainfall boosts Mid North and Riverland farms after years of drought • Pinnaroo offshears Merino ewes set high benchmark in 12,000 head yarding • Demand for quality breeding ewes at first Murray Bridge offshears sale • Pigeon passion: Leith Jenkins' lifelong Royal Show journey | Stock Journal | SA • Females in the wool sector speak on why it's a career worth considering. | Stock Journal | SA • 'Dream come true' as 26-year-old wins prestigious dairy interbreed title • Three young siblings bring their passion for dairy farming to the showring • White Suffolks clinch supreme all-breeds titles in ruby anniversary showing • Emotional win for Jamestown rural ambassador as ag's next gen celebrated • Celebrity chef Matt Moran won't be using US beef, here's the reason why • School mascot pops to the top in mammoth steer showing in Adelaide • A new 'must-have' every week: how to quantify value, and current tech limits • Biggest price gains in light weights at strong Naracoorte store cattle sale • More hay makes its way to drought-affected Northern Mallee farmers • 'Never in my life did I expect that price', Mallee Merino ewe seller says • Nuclear waste dump saga ends as former owners buy back their farmland • More SA drought support announced by Premier during Mid North visit • McBrides sells Telopea Downs after buying it seven years ago. | Stock Journal | SA • 100 years at Wayville - one family's royal tradition at the Adelaide Show • Century of breeding marked as Rices Creek honours loyal clients at ram sale • First Murray Bridge lamb sale gives indication of strong sucker returns • Video: locust swarm blankets cattle property in north west Queensland • Buyers chase industry-leading figures in ripper Kiandra Poll Merino sale • The power of cows: how cattle showing has helped Liam Gerritsen find his voice • 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 • Prolific online bidding delivers 'sale of year' for Ridgway Advance stud • Flashback Friday gives a look at the big events of February 2008 | Photos • State lamb record shattered again at Dublin, moves closer to national mark • Prominent private school buys Argadells Station for an undisclosed sum • Thomas Foods bullish on protein future with $500 million in investments planned | Stock Journal | SA • New Glenlea Park owners get tick of approval from clients at first ram sale • Strathalbyn cattle prices 'explode' 80-100 c/kg, a 'sign of things to come' • 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 • Our Stories: Hull farm thrives on bedrock of community and coastal lifestyle • Our Stories: Diversity trumps adversity for the Adams family • Will farmers see the value in Australia's newest ute, the Kia Tasman? • Rain brings hope across SA, but farmers say follow-up falls are still needed • TFI cuts shift at Lobethal abattoir on back of sheep, lamb shortage • Elders in turmoil as more agents leave the company in sudden split • Our Stories: Todmorden custodians carry on deep connection to outback country • Our Stories: Makin memories at Mount Monster run over five generations • Quality control: meet the father and son duo taking on the giants of fertiliser • Wool that 'just peels off': how bioharvesting breakthrough will work • SA yield forecast released as rain brings hope, but crops still a month behind • Nats intensify calls to cancel net zero as Twiggy chops renewable projects • Border Leicester-cross lifts prime lamb profits for Pfitzners at Frances • Sharp increase in prices at Naracoorte store sale as grass starts to grow • US beef import decision unlikely to impact Aussie industry on the ground • Lamb records galore at Dublin saleyards as Merinos knock off crossbreds • 'Unexpected' sale of Wiringa Park 450 son makes $40,000 ahead of Bendigo sale • Revealed: the finalists for the South Australian Young Auctioneers Competition • SA shearing work harder to come by as sheep numbers fall, cropping takes over • Cooper Creek barge solution announced to get cattle down Birdsville track • Mallee lambs break $400 barrier and establish new saleyard record at Dublin • Revealed: the take-home pay of Australia's high-flying agribusiness bosses • Farmers forced to seek off-farm work, as big rains continue to bypass Riverland region • Next gen of Junior Heifer Expo follow passionate path of participants past • McBride wool stalwart flags his top issues for AWI as board election looms • Valuer general reveals where land values have increased and decreased in SA • The latest on drought and what weather to expect in coming months from the BOM • Where it forgets to rain - Mallee farmers battle on after 21mm for the year • The washup: rain relief for some SA farmers, frustration for others • Adelaide Crows get behind drought-affected farmers in next home clash • Collandra North take out back-to-back Hogget of the Year wins at Wudinna • Iconic SA ice cream and dairy company makes big move to 'greener pastures' • After a $3 million fire, Jim Maitland says it's the driest year on record • SA's crop hopes riding on a kind spring as June bumps up rainfall totals • SA farmer taken to court for selling lousy sheep as lice cases rise • It was our biggest farmer rally; yet 40 years on we're in the same battle • Restocker demand sluggish as feed-lotters drive Mount Pleasant cattle sale • Entries open for annual Lambition Awards, with $3000 up for grabs • 'Princess Annie' remembered: Muster Dogs' Frank Finger farewells beloved kelpie • Video: First hay drop from WA takes pressure off farmers in green drought • Local buyers step up after rains at Naracoorte's June store cattle sale • Elders-owned agency faces mass exodus of livestock agents in shock move • Discovery of several hundred illegal SA dams leads to warning from authorities • Drought formally declared by SA Council in bold buck of convention • Historic crop finds flavour in SA, with big plans for first agave spirit brand • No declaration needed says Scriven, take my signed drought statement to the bank • Off-grid bush camp opens new chapter for Tarcowie farm • Winter saleyard numbers swell as lamb producers target SA weekly markets • Video: Eyre Peninsula dust storm damages topsoil, crops before rain brings relief • SA saleyards scramble to be ready for July 1 eID scanning start date • Farmers have 'meteorologist in their pocket' with ACM Agri / Jane's Weather deal • Donated hay run brings vital relief to Kangaroo Island farmers in drought • Video: SA Merino lamb record walloped at Dublin by Mid North beauties • The levers this farm is pulling to adapt to SA's seasonal challenges • Crops emerging at Arthurton after opening rains • Switching sires to Suffolks helping Millards produce great lamb results • Tributes flow for outstanding SA agronomist, with award named in his honour • Where the rain did and didn't fall in South Australia and what it means for farmers • Being a great livestock auctioneer takes more than talk • Backgrounders and feedlotters support prices at strong Strath cattle market • Cattle Australia calls for levy review, will producers pay more? • Hundreds of farmers receive a hay lifeline at Jamestown • Drought declarations would be re-introduced under new bill entering SA Parliament • What's in the 2025-26 South Australian budget for agriculture • Citrus season officially launched with produce quality to be exceptional • Disappointment follows PM's drought visit to SA, funding pleas not answered • WATCH: Large hay convoy a sight to behold for SA farmers • Budding farmer sells first lambs for good cause • A meaty role: Processing sector's record contribution to nation's economy • 100 years of Caterpillar history celebrated • Lucindale stud breeders find fodder alternative to keep priceless genetics • 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 • Ag Min plans to visit drought-stricken regions as bad dry gets worse • 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 decisively wins federal election with massive swing to government • Ewes fetch high prices at Jamestown market after three month hiatus • Every story, every day: follow the World Angus Forum and Expo from home • Dairyfarmer details financial, mental toll from Beston closure and drought • Ladies of the land kick up dust with South Australia's biggest rain dance • Nutts celebrate 100 years of shearing at Curnamona Station • Sheepdog trialling getting a new leash on life in South Australia • Elsie becomes youngest senior achiever at SA Sheep Expo • Limestone Coast irrigators seek clarity over potential cuts in water plan • The bigger threat to Australian beef exports now emerging from US and Trump • Drought package in detail: what's new, what's not and who can apply • How this Aussie invention is removing the back-breaking work of lamb marking • Promises, promises: election sweeteners put to the test • Australian farm goods hit after Trump unveils punishing "reciprocal" tariffs • Pork producers experiencing longest run of strong returns in recent history • Strong buying gallery boost prices at Strathalbyn cattle market • Farmers across SA detail drought impacts as they call for support • Stock Journal Drought Diaries to take farmer voices directly to decision makers • Pastoral rainfall welcomed in northern parts of SA • 'Level-headed' Dennis gives Josh Latty second SA yard dog title • Booleroo Centre rain event among the best in patchy day for SA • SA farmers make drought support stand on steps of Parliament House • Rates in focus as drought relief measures pondered • The surprise states where Trump's tariffs could hurt beef and sheep most • Farm support overlooked, as Hills residents given water carting reprieve • Leroy the labrador hot on the scent of footrot • Bidders chase vintage gear at Neldner family clearing sale near Kapunda • Lamb feedlot output set to double for Schutz Family Farm • Pick your own fruit faces buzz kill after fruit fly detections • Valkenburg sisters' farming dreams driven by passion and hard work • Pathfinder Angus stud's 30th SA bull sale impresses with high clearance • Jamestown market sells 18,500 sheep in first sale of 2025 • Lamb Ex 2026 dates in Adelaide announced • Big jump in average at Sterita Park sale as commercial focus pays off • Sale average boost in full clearance at Keringa • Life on the land gives inspiration to Mid North singer • Australia-wide bidding helps Woonallee Simmental sale defy tough season • Online sale proves a success for Boonarkm • Drought causing property sell-off in SA • Stock Journal Beef Week 2025 concludes in Lower South East for Day 4 • Bells invest in innovative laneway system in new shearing shed at Millicent • Upper South East studs shine on Day 3 of Stock Journal Beef Week 2025 • Donava showcases dairy robotics to public | GALLERY • Inaugural SA Grain Industry Award winners crowned • From fermented fruit in soda bottles to world class wine: Meet Philip Shaw • SA Sheep Expo to open up world of opportunities • Large numbers continue to pressure Naracoorte cattle prices • World's first EcoPark, producing carbon-reducing cattle feed, opens at Louth Bay • Pasture rejuvenation top priority for Mid North lamb producer • The authentic back story of Outback Drover Co founder • Cereal-based mix performs strongly in Farrell Flat dry matter trial • More than 100 trucks gear up for Australia Day hay convoy into South Australia • SA farmer encourages Australia Day celebration with stunning paddock artwork • Ample supply affects Strath cattle prices • Future breeders stand out in cheaper Naracoorte heifer weaner sale • Dry season, big yardings add up to cheaper prices for Naracoorte steers • Pinnaroo stock handler advocates benefits of weaner education with dogs • Back-to-back wins for young South Australian breeder in IDW Youth Show • Water shortages impacting southern KI • College facilitates international ag connections for Hamish Klemm • PTIC Angus heifers a stand out at Naracoorte female sale • Wondrous start to year for weaners • Mayor says Eyre Peninsula grain freight study too limited in scope • Hamilton prices up 80c/kg year-on-year as most states compete for cattle • Queensland buyer takes home almost a fifth of Casterton's first weaner sale • Ogilvie Group snaps up 600 head at the Hamilton Angus steer weaner sale • Steer-only Naracoorte sale tops at $1750 as numbers continue to flow • Northern buyers push prices high at first Naracoorte weaner sale of 2025 • Ag-cellent students use SACE merits as motivation • WATCH: MLA's latest summer lamb ad hits back at the comments section • Clare Valley grain behind local vodka launch • Howzat: The India-Australia match-winning stats farmers are now playing for • The biggest stories of 2024: everything the year had in store for ag • Water pressure mounts for farmers as dams dry early in summer • A cherry good season for Hills growers • Turkeys no trouble for new farmers • Agritourism grows throughout South Australia's regions • Harvest silver linings to challenging year for SA grain growers • Stock Journal recognised with agri masthead of the year award • Kangaroo Island producer begins paddock-to-plate journey • Beston closure leaves sour taste for farmers • Has modern agriculture changed the role of the Kelpie on Australian farms? • Grinning musterer in a 'Race to the Esky' steals photography judges' hearts • Iconic pub rallies show and shine for Mid North • Green thumbs turn vineyard into blooming side hustle • Calibre wheat wins in Mallee after only 58mm • Harvest SA | Below average harvest anticipated across Mid North • A National Ag Day tribute to one of farming's recycled and unsung heroes • Early-sown crops fare better in Mallee and Riverland • Flashback Friday - November 1985 • Taylor helps revive a 'dying art' with hands-on leather skills • Thinking outside the square for an off-farm income stream is a winner • Fat Farmers strengthen with three new Limestone Coast groups • Hay prices jump with shortage looming on the horizon • First time Browns Well winner shares recipe for success • Plans for ban likely just start of further restrictions: Dahlitz • Naracoorte Show shines in 160th year with big crowd |PHOTOS • Women in wool celebrated in fine fibre fashion | PHOTOS • SE lucerne seed growers demand less risky contracts after losing millions • Gender no barrier at Longtrail Farms • Women forging new paths in livestock, wool sector • How one family manages 16 cattle farms, a feedlot and a Woolies contract • Global and domestic factors drive positive canola price prospects • Mumblebone's top ram to SA: 'I probably expected to pay more to be honest' • Record-breaking price paid for Kelpie at Perth Royal worth barking about • SA handler takes home top prize at Melbourne's national competition • Hay buyers told to be wary of scammers • South Australian breeders take out supreme title in Texel's feature show • South East hanging on 'sharp knife's edge' as producers look for support • Fleurieu hobby farmer rises to top for University of Illinois scholarship • There's stories in the stones at iconic SA sheep station listed for sale • SANTFA bids farewell after successful 25 years • Country girl hits the mega stage interstate after winning scholarship • Agritourism to hit full bloom in South Australia • Read about the upcoming Stock Journal Beef Week • Alpaca fibre journey goes from gate to giftshop • Station vegetation regrowth a focus for Gawler Ranges carbon project • Trucks hit the road loaded with stockfeed for grazier donations • Bundaleer flower farm blooms in local shop fronts • 'Wettest and driest year': farmers cop seasonal extremes near Millicent • Elders proudly commits to a three year partnership with Royal Flying Doctor Service • WATCH: The AgTech Revolution episode five • Ringside at the Royal Adelaide Show • Forget the grandfinal - shows are the real competition • Mumford brothers follow father's footsteps to give the family units a viable future • Love of wool drives Sophie's stud dreams • What you could earn in these 20 popular Aussie ag jobs • Australian shearing royalty to compete at global competition • Perennial pastures, rotational grazing key to building soil carbon • SA Merino studs clean up in Riverina raid • Outback station turns into winter wonderland • Young SE Hereford breeder excited for new challenge • Nominate for the Lambition Awards for your chance to win • 'Life has treated me well'; charismatic SE agent retires • Angaston brothers prepare to lead family stud forward • Annie takes shine to show ring • End of an era at Oak Downs Poll Herefords • Lamb skins take a tumble as demand withers away • Stud owners 'blown away' to claim top price at Wodonga's national Hereford sale • Ali Paulett named rural woman of the year • The biggest farm sales in SA for 2023 ... so far • Record numbers turn up for return of SA Sheep Expo | PHOTOS • Fresh-faced Lucas Cech showcases his skills at SA Sheep Expo • Flashback Friday - May 2004 | PHOTOS • Numbers and mutton prices rise at Ouyen market • Tumby Bay farm to host offroad race meet on self-made track | Video, photos • Knitwear company launches #thankawoolgrower campaign featuring Kingston family • Gina Rinehart sells four Queensland, NT cattle stations • South Aussie TikTok stars put ag on the map • Yarding of 5000 at inaugural shedding sheep sale • Big crowd and big price for Freeling farm land in SA • Australia's favourite farm dog names • Buyer beats others to the punch to grab cheap outback station • Mid North farmers are drawn to grey temperament • Spectacular views from this grazing farm just an hour from the city • Charity shear event raises more than $50K • Pacitti receives recognition for youth commitment • Yorke Peninsula cropping parcel makes record $15,238 an acre • Aussie farmer mows stick figure smiley face into the side of mountain • McBride to sell large scale grazing, goat harvesting operation • Special harvest for Stockport newlyweds • 100 farmland property sales of 2022: All the results • See what $1.1 million can still buy in the Mid North • Celebrating farmers' hard won ability • Farming estate with 10-bedroom mansion fetches whopping $100m-plus • Legally blind but still riding, working and grazing • Multiple daily receival records broken • T-Ports marks milestone moment • Cooranga ewe lambs headed interstate • Big onion producer is on the market • Parilla potato packing site doubles production • 23 farmers to watch in 2023: celebrating some of Ag's great innovators • Large scale sale in one of Victoria's last frontiers for farming • Jamestown market bids goodbye to local identity • Download Stock Journal's app for iPhone • Download Stock Journal's app for Android • First wheat hits silos as receivals kick up a notch • Handbury family offloads six farms in the Mid North • Pint-sized plan pays off for Beachport farmers • Mount Bryan blanketed with snow amid heavy rainfall • SA shearing schools fully booked, enquiries for 2023 • Grazing heavyweight makes record $22 million at auction • Flashback Friday - June 2011 - Part 2 | PHOTOS • Around the markets in October | GALLERY • How to buy a budget bush block for under $100,000 • Lyn Dohle, inaugural AgKI life member, credits community for amazing career • BeefEx Conference makes its return to Brisbane in style | Photos • Women in Wool - Anlaby Station | PHOTOS • Inside one of Australia's most notable rural homes • Harvest kicks off with first barley delivery • Golden ram sale for Days' four-breed offering • Naracoorte farm sets spring sales alight with $13.7m result • Intercropping offers pulse frost protection • Ag career doors wide open for grads • Strong support for growthy Paxton terminal sires • Livestock legend calls it a day • Jamestown feature ewe sale hits $340 • Hockey club defies distance and population to celebrate 50 years • Tattykeel Australian White ram sets $240,000 record • Average up $250 at Elton Downs • Tintinara kelpie breeder rounds up Lucindale auction high • New Collinsville Merino record set with show ram • Young ewes reach record at Marrabel • SA initiative helping tackle world hunger • SA's Golden North wins customer satisfaction gong for fifth year running • Towns where house prices have doubled in just five years • Australian all breeds cattle record smashed at Wagyu sale • Punters celebrate Easter Saturday at Clare | PHOTOS • Grasslands offers scale and a little bit of everything • Appreciating all life has to offer • Forrest's cattle station buying spree targets green energy and cattle • Mayura wagyu heifer sells at $245k • Rogue sheep found after years hiding in scrub with 31kg fleece • All revved up for this farm land sale at Pinnaroo • New owner needs to have a head for heights • Record price bull sold at Kelly Angus for $26,000 • NSW dog aces state championship • South East Field Days DAY 2 | PHOTOS • Geoff Wellington puts in last orders • Dairy farmers eager to learn | PHOTOS • Collinsville claims win at Elders SA Stud Merino Expo | PHOTOS • Country show scene navigating 'new era' • Velvet kicks back on the beach after front line service • Willsons crack into egg market • Iris and Wool and Catriona Rowntree collaborate on capsule collection • Mallee growers updated at Karoonda|PHOTOS • Emily to build networks • Iconic Aussie rail journey is back on track • Flashback Friday - January/February 1983 • Fortune found behind flower patch • Chance to share iconic sheep station's amazing history • Studs invest at 'red hot' female dispersal sale • Naracoorte market steers to $2960 • Rare Porsche tractor sold for $15,450 • Multi-million dollar result for Boonaroo • The humble spud enters alternative milk market • Goolagong stud earns big money on Lotto • 'Switched on kid' on way to his first farm • Solid Strathalbyn store sale despite yarding dip • Big beef company grows even bigger • Loans for first farm buys • Averages soar at 2022 SA Angus Week |VIDEO • Iconic cattle station back in Australian hands • Keringa to $32,000 in 'outstanding' auction • Newlyn Park Angus reaches full clearance • Dual duties for top Yerwal Estate bull • Stock Journal's home page