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Green trees set for the region

WITH national and global demand for wood products set to quadruple by 2050, a peak forestry organisation has committed to utilising its resources and...

Trifecta at yard dogs

DARREN Jenke, of Lucindale, scooped the pool with his family of kelpies in the open section of the yard dog competition at the Millicent...

Farm day

A GROUP of mums have brought the New Zealand concept of ‘Calf Club Day’ to Kongorong in an effort to introduce farming to children...

Size and Scope – Reliable Warm Grazing

WOOLAWAY is a real opportunity to secure a reliable grazing property in the heart of the South East. Being offered in two lots, lot...

Grant high wins across the board

GRANT High School Cattle Club students had a near clean sweep of awards at the Mount Gambier Show recently, winning nearly every category in...

Remote roads receive funding

THE Federal Government has launched a new $150 million Remote Roads Upgrade Pilot Program targeting unsealed roads throughout remote Australia. Councils will be offered between...

Warrawindi Farms 17th Annual Ram Sale

Strong support was shown locally and through the Auction Plus platform at last week’s Warrawindi Farms 17th Annual Ram Sale. The sale kicked off with...

Don’t bail on safety

ONE of Australia’s leading fodder feed companies wants hay safety to be given the same priority as pool safety. Feed Central is playing its part...

Dairy at a critical juncture

The Australian dairy industry is at “a critical juncture”, with recent record-breaking profitability in the sector offering a solid footing to reboot much-needed growth...

Bumper winter crops

AUSTRALIA is set for a second consecutive bumper winter harvest, with total production forecast to come in just five per cent shy of last...

Hopeful for a repeat season

NEAR perfect weather conditions made Coonawarra's 2020-21 wine harvest one of its best in a decade; with Jack Estate winemaker Conrad Slabber labelling it...

Bridal weed blitz

THE Limestone Coast Landscape Board are urging members of the public to be on the lookout for Bridal Veil, an asparagus weed causing a...

A toast to taste

NARACOORTE Town Square will come alive with music, food and plenty to drink at the upcoming Taste the Limestone Coast Festival. The annual event...