Is it time to replace your spray nozzles?
One of the most neglected bits of kit on the farm are the spray nozzles on your boom spray. It is a good idea...
Return to positive trend at Livestock Exchange
SA LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE DUBLIN REPORT
Sheep - 26 May
Numbers increased by just over 1000 head this week as agents offered 5000 lambs and 1000 sheep....
Timely Finish
Seeding has wrapped up for most farmers across the district. With recent rains across the Mid North, it has been a perfect start.
The...
Seeding survey highlights price pinch
Grain Producers SA (GPSA) released results from their seeding survey, with high input costs still a prevalent challenge amongst growers.
The GPSA Seeding and Season...
Two lamb survival workshops for Mid North
Mid North sheep producers are invited to attend a pair of free workshops in the region next month, which will provide information on how...
Crossbred lambs and Merinos ease, mutton dearer
SA LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE DUBLIN REPORT
Sheep - 19 May
A fair to average quality yarding of 4000 lambs and 650 sheep came forward this week.
The...
Ag education day backed by funding
A Mid North livestock education event secured key funding via a local farming body, strengthening the viability of the event which provides an opportunity...
Thunderbolt and lightning …
The weekend’s rain event across much of the state’s agricultural area was unusual for this late in the year. Moisture and thunderstorms drifting
down from...
Keen demand for trade lambs and mutton
SA LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE DUBLIN REPORT
Sheep - 12 May
Numbers eased marginally as agents offered 5000 lambs and 700 sheep. The usual trade and processor buyers...
Patchy rain heralds a season start
Whilst not a traditional season break, last week’s patchy rainfall has given farmers wary confidence to push on with their seeding programs. Sowing into...















