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News ArchivesTOMORROW the 18th Upper Hunter Beef Bonanza, the largest beef cattle event in Australia, will begin at White Park,
» Read more about: Kids and cattle muster to the Beef Bonanza »
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An independent Dairy and Fresh Food Commissioner will address Upper Hunter farmers’ concerns in Parliament and help strengthen an industry devastated by fires,
» Read more about: Labor promises an independent dairy and fresh food commissioner »
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STUDENTS wanting to study agriculture in 2021 will save more than $10,000 per year after the Minister of Education announced a 62 percent fee reduction for all agriculture tertiary degrees.
» Read more about: 2021 Agriculture University Fees Slashed »
JBS has confirmed their meatworks in Scone will not be affected by China’s important ban on Australian red meat.
» Read more about: Local Meatworks Safe, But Barley Under A Cloud »
By Janie Jordan
THE local livestock saleyard industry has welcomed today’s announcement from the Minister for Agriculture and Emergency Management,
» Read more about: Strong Reaction to Saleyards Staying Open »
THE NSW Department of Primary Industries is seeking sheep producers to use a new hand-held device that gauges condition scores of breeding ewes to increase pregnancy and lambing rates.