OPINIONLive export ban will affect animal welfare globally

The irony of the Albanese Government’s decision to end the export of live sheep, almost all of which originate from Western Australia, is that it will have a negative impact on animal welfare across the globe.

Munda Reds saleMunda Reds Droughtmaster to offer 130 bulls at Gingin

Gingin-based Munda Reds Droughtmaster stud’s on-property sale debut last year set a new benchmark for the breed in WA and preparations are in progress for the second sale to follow on quality.

Oakvale Brahman saleOakvale to offer 22 Brahman bulls privatley

The Teakle family of Oakvale Brahman stud in Northampton will offer 22 Brahman bulls for private selection during and after the Bos Indicus sales week, continuing their commitment to supplying quality bulls.

‘Be courageous’Companies paying ‘lip service’ to sustainability

‘I’ve started’Defiant Dawkins expects to be sworn in as MP next week

jaws of lifeWoman cut from wreck and flown to hospital after crash

Saline solutionGenie’s out of the bottle on salinity

GRAINS LEADERWilliams farmer Mark Fowler retains role

FertiliserNew CSBP product hits the market

Market research requiredNew markets means potential growth for grain producers

Conflict and WarBlack Sea grain deal extended, say parties to agreement

Schools ChallengeDenmark students take out the Schools Challenge team prize

Bos Indicus bull salesWA’s best Bos Indicus bulls to be offered in April blitz

Munda Reds saleMunda Reds Droughtmaster to offer 130 bulls at Gingin

Oakvale Brahman saleOakvale to offer 22 Brahman bulls privatley

Wagin WooloramaTilba Tilba wins third Grand Champion Fleece title

US wool growthUS wool imports up 46 per cent

WAGIN WOOLORAMALack of confidence in WA sheep industry

WAGIN WOOLORAMANew Zealand shearer sweeps the open title at Woolorama

Victor declaredBen Dawkins seizes Alannah MacTiernan’s Upper House seat

Politics'Bare minimum' bid by Greens on carbon emissions policy

CrimeEx-NSW Nationals chair in court after worker injured

Petition launchedWA Premier accused of passing the buck on live exports

Aussie first First Australian-ordered X9 Harvester helps grain farmer

John DeereJohn Deere earns 2023 AE50 innovative awards

‘Intelligent robotics’Ag machinery start-up to invest $12m in autonomous platform

John DeereWA farmers achieve record harvest with ‘amazing’ X9 1000s

WAGIN WOOLORAMATalent and speed of WA working dogs on show

WAGIN WOOLORAMAWagin Woolorama: Suffolk ram scoops Supreme Champion

Wagin WooloramaTilba Tilba wins third Grand Champion Fleece title

Wagin WooloramaDenmark’s Jesse Oldfield named Woolorama’s best Young Judge

EnvironmentGreat lettuce inflation a lesson for future agriculture

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International Women’s Day 2023Young farmer finds her stride in WA’s horticulture sector

HouseholdBeloved summer fruit could disappear

Funding boostAgora Livestock receives $550,000 government grant

Beyond the SaleyardsRough going for WA sheep markets

Market research requiredNew markets means potential growth for grain producers

Beyond the SaleyardsA reprieve for WA sheep market

OPINIONLive export ban will affect animal welfare globally

OpinionDon’t bank on face-to-face crucial services in regions

OPINION Labor’s live sheep export ban would affect grain farmers

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Labor only has itself to blame for Dawkins farce

Celebrating 100 yearsJingalup tennis club celebrates 100 years

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Three strikes and you’re out: New WA footy concussion policy

Fashions on the Field Spectators enjoy day at the races as club celebrates 100

Wagin WooloramaHear from Wagin Woolorama president Paul Powell