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Farm Weekly is WA’s BIGGEST selling rural newspaper - and to many readers, over many generations, it is affectionately known as the ‘bible of the bush’.
In 2022, Farm Weekly celebrates its 100th anniversary and over the decades it has remained committed to its audience, delivering the news and views, the stories of triumph and heartache, up to date market information and the latest in technology now delivered across all media platforms - print and digital. Source
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| Scope | Local, Trade/B2B |
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| Language | English |
| Country | Australia |
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Two SA studs invest $60,000 for half share in 'standout' WA Poll Merino ram
Nutrien Livestock's Mitchell Crosby, Kamora Park's Katelyn Boughen and Colin Boughen, Cousin's Merino Services' Josh and Paul Cousins, Roemahkita's Aaron Watson and Wiringa Park's Allan Hobley. Picture supplied Two SA Poll Merino studs have joined forces to secure a half share in an elite WA Poll Merino sire for $60,000, believing the young ram will strengthen the productivity and profitability of their breeding programs for years to come.
Press releases from AAP
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Press releases from AAP
Disclaimer: This is press release material supplied by a third party. ACM has had no involvement in its preparation and takes no responsibility for its content.
Press releases from AAP
Disclaimer: This is press release material supplied by a third party. ACM has had no involvement in its preparation and takes no responsibility for its content.
Press releases from AAP
Disclaimer: This is press release material supplied by a third party. ACM has had no involvement in its preparation and takes no responsibility for its content.
Pests, crop diseases and waterlogging affecting growers on the south coast
Powdery mildew has been detected in wheat crops in the Esperance region. Picture via Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development PestFacts WA. Pests and crop diseases are not the only pressures facing growers along Western Australia's south coast, with waterlogging adding to the list of challenges.
Press releases from AAP
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Charolais Society of Australia National Sale attracts an international audience
The polled Moongool Victory is one of 13 carefully selected lots catalogued for the Charolais National Sale to be held in conjunction with the Charolais Society of Australia Gala Dinner on Friday, August 7. Picture supplied More than 300 guests are expected for the Charolais Society of Australia Gala Dinner and National Sale.