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Our People: Back in black
21 Mar 10 | SHELTER from the storm soon turned into a new business venture and lifestyle change for Bud and Lana Stephenson.  | Trials prove strengths of durumSARDI issues net blotch alert
Upper EP farmers moving forward
17 Mar 10 | Farming in a low rainfall area such as the Upper Eyre Peninsula offers particular challenges.
New training centre in pipeline at Cleve
15 Mar 10 | WORK will soon be under way on a new skills and trade training centre designed to teach students dryland farming techniques at Cleve Area School's Sims Farm.
Landmark changes for West Coast kid
14 Mar 10 | RETIRING in January as the Landmark South Australia state manager, Tony Wiseman has come a long way from the time he first started as a Southern Farmers clerk in his hometown of Cowell in 1970.
13 Mar 10 | CLIMATE change may mean south eastern Australia's climate will resemble that of northern Africa by 2050. But according to Tasmania's pasture seed company TasGlobal Seeds' Bob Reid, Australia's farmers should not be alarmed by the prospect of longer heatwaves, more summer thunderstorms, and up to a 10 per cent decline in annual rain.
12 Mar 10 | FARMERS could have the opportunity to source new income streams through carbon offset trading, according to University of Melbourne Associate Professor Richard Eckard.  | CommentsComments (2)
Fertiliser pressure
11 Mar 10 | FARMERS should not leave their fertiliser purchases for this coming season too late, with market forces putting upward pressure on prices, Direct Farm Input's Leighton Huxtable says.  | CommentsComments (2)
Our People: Up and away at Lake Bonney rides
07 Feb 10 | A HORSE enthusiast for much of her life, Gill Beeson has enjoyed the chance to pass her love of equines onto others through the trail riding venture she set up on her Barmera property 12 months ago.  | Viper puts grower in cloverFarmers must tighten belts again
Fishy business catches tourist trade
31 Jan 10 | TWO mates who met while working together at the Moomba gas fields and had never even owned a fishing rod may seem unlikely candidates to get caught up in the aquaculture boom.
Richie Foster a cut above the rest
29 Jan 10 | IT takes some people a lifetime to figure out their plot in life but Richie Foster always knew he was destined for a life in the shearing shed and stables.
29 Jan 10 | CLIMATIC certainty, central location to markets and a diverse production base give the Limestone Coast an economic advantage over many of the State's other regions according to Regional Development Australia-Limestone Coast chief executive officer Grant King.  | CommentsComments (2)
Small margin gives Rory space to fulfill ambitions
28 Jan 10 | MEMBER for Mount Gambier Rory McEwen is lucky to be bowing out of politics the same way he entered it - on his own terms.
'Peak P' alert
28 Jan 10 | GROWING global demand for fertiliser is leading to fears of a long-term supply shortage, particularly of phosphorus.
25 Jan 10 | Attacking rabbits when they are most vulnerable is the key to effective control, says Rob Lincoln, Team Leader of the Northern and Yorke Natural Resources Management Board’s Yorke Peninsula Group.   | CommentsComments (1)
Our People: Max is still at his Peake
24 Jan 10 | LIKE many school leavers, Max Peake admits he was unsure where life would take him.  | Photos from around the saleyardsVisit Stock JournalHeavy lambs to $133 at DublinVisit Stock Journal
Our People: Love of animals brings Bev to the rescue
17 Jan 10 | A SEVERE illness which gave Bev Langley "absolute hell" for several years turned out to be the catalyst for the establishment of the Minton Farm Animal Rescue Centre and a project which has become a life work.  | Can livestock and no-till ...Grain prices batter crop promise
Wild dog fears for Lower North
06 Jan 10 | A WILD dog shot by Lower North farmer John Scobie last week is believed to have killed several sheep and lambs in the Kapunda area.
Big thank you for pastoral saviours
04 Jan 10 | PASTORALISTS in the Western Division of New South Wales are slowly recovering from the devastation caused by the northern dust storms in October.
Challenging time for lucerne industry
03 Jan 10 | THE lucerne industry has been hit by a double whammy - export sales of seed are plummeting and demand from dairies for hay is drying-up because of low milk prices.
Make most of native grasses
02 Jan 10 | THERE is a green tinge to the countryside caused by the rains in November, and it is not necessarily self-sown cereals, weeds or lucerne.
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12 Mar 10 | NATIONAL Farmers' Federation chief executive officer Ben Fargher has challenged the government to expand its probe into rural R&D. Here is his address to the Australian Institute of Agricultural Science and Technology national conference.
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