Livestock Wool industry giants mergeTwo large Australian wool companies have joined forces, merging their marketing divisions. By Nicholas Spandler
Rural News Sheep stolen from Barjag propertyOne hundred Merino sheep, valued at about $25,000, have been stolen from a property in... By Nicholas Spandler
Livestock Warning about twin lamb diseaseAs we move further into winter, sheep producers may begin to see cases of pregnancy... By Contributed
News Damage info appealA man was caught on CCTV smashing a shop window in Deniliquin. Police seek public... By Zoe McMaugh
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News Spike in thefts“We live in a society where people are more desperate. Times have changed from those... By Zoe McMaugh
News Workshop, survey to address feral pig numbersFeral pigs wreak havoc on farms and wetlands. Discover the strategies to combat this escalating... By Deniliquin Pastoral Times
News New online platform for death noticesDeath notices can now be easily shared online and read free of charge. By Ashley Darling
Livestock Burn piles deadly for livestockArsenic in treated timber can become toxic when burnt, posing deadly risks to livestock. By Nicholas Spandler
Dairy Beef pathway for bobby calvesA practical solution to a decades-old problem. By Nicholas Spandler
Livestock Hands-on animal training at Dookie campusFirst-year veterinary students learn that technique is key to safely handling large animals. By Nicholas Spandler, Contributed
Livestock Surveillance for animal diseases in VictoriaHow Victoria stays ahead of animal disease. By Contributed
Livestock Livestock transporters pleaTax changes help with fuel costs but more working capital is required to service the... By Geoff Adams
Livestock Beef volumes tested by new China quotaAustralia’s beef exports are set to face some of the biggest adjustments compared with other... By Country News
Livestock Quick diagnosis of Anthrax is crucialNew technology is making anthrax testing quicker and more accessible. By Nicholas Spandler
Livestock Sheep industry faces tighter supplyIndustry projections indicate a decline in sheep stock numbers in coming years. By Nicholas Spandler
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