Harvest cranks up
Harvest in the Mid North has begun. Lentil and pea yields appear to be a bit better than expected so far, with both crops...
Sale boost for lambs at Livestock Exchange
SA LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE DUBLIN REPORT
Sheep - 28 October
Numbers remained similar as agents offered 6500 lambs and 2000 sheep. Quality improved overall across the offering.
One...
Waterwise project to strengthen drought resilience
A new Northern and Yorke Landscape Board (NYLB) project funded by SA’s Landscape Priorities Fund (LPF) aims to help the region’s primary producers prepare...
Weevil could be the answer to weed problem
A team of researchers from CSIRO are exploring if a small insect can hold the key to tackling one of the most invasive and...
GPSA Harvest 100 open
Grain Producers South Australia (GPSA) has opened nominations for the much-anticipated 2025 edition of Harvest 100.
The state wide search is on for the ultimate...
Prices eased in rainy market
SA LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE DUBLIN REPORT
Sheep - 21 October
Steady and sometimes heavy rain fell as agents offered 7000 lambs and 2000 sheep. The usual trade...
Strong competition for Jamestown ewe market
There was strong competition for the substantial yarding of 23,000 sheep at the second feature ewe sale for 2025 at Jamestown on 16 October.
In...
New name and new owners for Manoora Seeds
After more than 50 years serving the Mid North, Manoora Seeds Pty Ltd is entering a new chapter.
Long time owners, Bill Vandepeer and...
Drop of $10 in most sheep sales
SA LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE DUBLIN REPORT
Sheep - 14 October
Lamb numbers increased by 2500 head for a total yarding of 6500 lambs with a modest 1600...
Older lambs in minority at Livestock Exchange
SA LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE DUBLIN REPORT
Sheep - 7 October
Numbers reduced substantially as agents offered 4000 lambs and 2000 sheep. New seasons lambs were not as...
Auburn secures promise
Community concerns have been laid to rest after assurance was confirmed that the disbursement of funds from the sale of the former Auburn RSL...
