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Hay and silage season is upon us and the market is in a vastly different state to this time last year.
Hay and silage season is upon us, and the market is in a vastly different state to this time last year.
Canola prices remain the shining light for croppers with prices having moved back to peaks seen earlier in the year.
MLA released their Australian Cattle Industry Projections last week and like any forecasts, they can become out of date relatively quickly.
Rain will impact supply, and the price of diesel is high again, so it’s time to take another look at price spreads.
This month World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) report has delivered no potential for production downgrades.
Five years ago, the last time lamb and mutton prices reached record highs, there was some discussion around cashing the flock in.
After a couple of bumper years, northern growers are pulling back on Chickpea plantings, and we are seeing it in the price.
The rain was forecast, and then it fell, and since then cattle supply has tightened significantly.
The rain was forecast, and then it fell, and cattle supply has tightened significantly.
