Lies, damn lies and statistics
It was Mark Twain who originally coined this phrase (he later attributed it to someone else, but I digress) and it is still relevant...
Prices ease at 10,000+ sale
SA LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE DUBLIN REPORT
Sheep - March 25
Numbers increased this week as agents offered 8143 lambs and 1885 sheep. Quality continues to be extremely...
Livestock SA shares GARP concerns
Livestock SA has responded to the Malinauskas Government’s Greater Adelaide Regional Plan (GARP) announcement and is concerned it prioritises urban expansion at the expense...
When is it going to rain?
This is probably the most asked question I get as I go about avoiding working in the heat!
There were a few thunderstorms about last...
Prices soften for sheep at exchange
SA LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE DUBLIN REPORT
Sheep - March 11
Numbers reduced this week as agents offered 6486 lambs and 1739 sheep. Quality was again mixed throughout...
Owen Ag Bureau visits Parilla Potatoes
The Owen Ag Bureau recently returned from a three-day study tour of the Mallee. Basing ourselves in Loxton, we ventured out to various farms...
The Dry continues
In case you were wondering how long it has been since any significant rain fell locally, the last major rain event was on October...
Yarding of 21,000 for first 2025 sale
The first sheep market of the 2025 selling season was held in Jamestown on February 20, with about 21,000 head offered.
Detailed in its market...
A look at Nuffield Scholarships
Nuffield Australia awards scholarships each year to farmers in Australia. The objective is to increase practical farming knowledge and management skills and techniques generally....
Heavy lambs peak before easing
SA LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE DUBLIN REPORT
Sheep - February 18
Numbers remained similar as agents offered 7000 lambs and 2000 sheep. Lamb quality was again extremely mixed...
NIght bowls underway at Eudunda
EUDUNDA BOWLS NEWS
Night Bowls has begun on Tuesday nights and is a guaranteed fun-filled night. Following the same format as the Winter Social Bowls...
