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SA sheep numbers back without Naracoorte
14 May 12 | ONLY two sheep markets were held last week with Naracoorte not having a sale, and as a result there were less numbers of both lambs and sheep yarded.
Moby sails through
12 May 12 | A DESIRE to increase production on the family farm led young Mid North farmer Andrew Hall down the path of trialing Moby forage barley three years ago.
Walk over weighing one step away
11 May 12 | The Cooperative Research Centre for Sheep Industry Innovation (Sheep CRC) is calling for proposals to develop and commercialise an integrated walk over weighing system for sheep, and is offering significant funding towards the manufacture and marketing of the best prototype.
Evidence mounting for targeted worm treatment in sheep
11 May 12 | Evidence is mounting that selective treatment of adult sheep to control worms can work under south east Australian conditions and help prevent the build-up of drench resistance, following the completion of year one of a two-year field trial.  | CommentsComments (2)
Lamb slides on large yardings
03 May 12 | LAMB'S golden run has come to at least a temporary end as prices ease by more than $1.50 a kilogram on the same time last year.   | CommentsComments (2)
Can earlier joining accelerate flock rebuilding?
01 May 12 | High lamb prices and low supply mean that many producers are keen to build flock numbers, but how best to do it?
Lamb prices set for wild market ride
29 Apr 12 | What a shocker for lamb producers last week: buyers slashed prices in saleyards and on-hooks at rates that made many agents' and vendors' heads spin.   | Producers unscramble free-range ...Strategies to boost the ...
How to Holt environmental degradation
28 Apr 12 | THE ENVIRONMENT has always been a key consideration for the Holt family, Burn Brae, Flaxman's Valley.   | CommentsComments (2) | Fox control can boost State’s ...Strategies to boost the ...
23 Apr 12 | TARGETED genetic selection, good animal nutrition and best practice management will produce high performance sheep that maximise profits.
Fox control can boost State’s lambing rates
23 Apr 12 | EFFECTIVE fox control strategies can boost lambing percentages by 30 per cent, according to Natural Resources Management North Para district officer David Hughes.
22 Apr 12 | MERINOS are the focus of Brad Davey's sheep grazing and cropping property at Port Neill on the Eyre Peninsula and medics play an important tool in helping him get the best out of his livestock.
GPS trackers keep an eye on sheep habits
19 Apr 12 | GPS technology could soon be used to boost productivity gains in the livestock industry, with several university research projects yielding positive results. New South Wales
Information Nucleus delivers for sheep industry in all climates
16 Apr 12 | A NATIONAL sheep genetic research program is tackling head-on the dramatically different environmental conditions sheep producers encounter in different parts of Australia.
It's personal preference
08 Apr 12 | THERE has been a whole lot of information available to livestock producers about the falling numbers of the national flock and despite the build-up of numbers in the past few years of reasonable climatic conditions, the composition of our flock deserves some inspection.   | Sheep bring diverse gainsHigh-tech sales take big steps
Sheep bring diverse gains
07 Apr 12 | AT Milang, on the shores of Lake Alexandrina, Phil Rodgers and his brother Rob are the fourth generation to have successfully made a livelihood with the resources at hand.   | Stud demand at Bundara ewe saleGenomics products enter ...
Cell grazing frees space
07 Apr 12 | GETTING sheep to graze the full extent of a large paddock can be difficult.
Genomics products enter mainstream Merino breeding
04 Apr 12 | NEW breeding traits and improved accuracy levels are set to bring DNA technology from the cutting edge into the mainstream for Merino breeders looking to improve the quality of their flocks, according to the Sheep CRC.
Growers called to vote
02 Apr 12 | WOOLGROWERS will get the chance to decide what levy rate they pay when the 2012 WoolPoll vote is held later this year.
Stud demand at Bundara ewe sale
01 Apr 12 | WHITE Suffolk stud breeders capitalised on the first opportunity to secure ewes from Bundara Downs stud at Western Flat, South Australia, in their 19-year stud history.
LambEx program promises to tackle big issues
31 Mar 12 | A PROGRAM tackling the big issues for the sheep industry has been released for LambEx 2012, to be held in Bendigo on June 28/29.
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