A mixed picture is being painted for Victoria’s dairy industry for the 2018/19 season. The Victorian Farm Monitor Project has found average profits across the state for the season were $85,000. It was a year that saw farmers in Gippsland and the state’s north battling on going drought and rising input costs. The south west […]
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In today’s National Rural News, another tough year for Victoria dairy farmers, relief for farmer living along proposed inland rail route, farmers urged to be checking dam levels ahead of summer, plus the latest from the markets and more. Subscribe to the National Rural News podcast: http://bit.ly/RuralNewsPodcast
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Establishing the $5 billion future drought fund has taken a step forward, with the first consultative committee formed. The fund will see $100 million made available for drought resilience and preparedness every year. Former National Farmers Federation President Brent Finlay has been appointed as the committee’s first chairman. He’s told Macquarie’s Rural Reporter Eddie Summerfield, […]
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In today’s National Rural News, drought fund progresses, inland rail project to face senate inquiry, fresh calls for review of use of the term “milk”, plus the latest from the markets and more. Subscribe to the National Rural News podcast: http://bit.ly/RuralNewsPodcast
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19/09/2019
A mixed picture is being painted for Victoria’s dairy industry for the 2018/19 season. The Victorian Farm Monitor Project has found average profits across the state for the season were $85,000. It was a year that saw farmers in Gippsland and the state’s north battling on going drought and rising input costs. The south west […]
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National Rural News September 20
In today’s National Rural News, another tough year for Victoria dairy farmers, relief for farmer living along proposed inland rail route, farmers urged to be checking dam levels ahead of summer, plus the latest from the markets and more. Subscribe to the National Rural News podcast: http://bit.ly/RuralNewsPodcast
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“We’re in a wretched drought now” | future drought fund progresses
Establishing the $5 billion future drought fund has taken a step forward, with the first consultative committee formed. The fund will see $100 million made available for drought resilience and preparedness every year. Former National Farmers Federation President Brent Finlay has been appointed as the committee’s first chairman. He’s told Macquarie’s Rural Reporter Eddie Summerfield, […]
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National Rural News September 19
In today’s National Rural News, drought fund progresses, inland rail project to face senate inquiry, fresh calls for review of use of the term “milk”, plus the latest from the markets and more. Subscribe to the National Rural News podcast: http://bit.ly/RuralNewsPodcast
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Mango crops destroyed by NT fires | “It’s quiet devastating”
Mango farmers in the Northern Territory have been left devastated after strong winds and fires decimated crops. Australian Mangoes Chief Executive Robert Gray has told Macquarie’s rural reporter Eddie Summerfield, it’s left the industry in shock. “One orchard has lost about a third of their trees, which is a couple of thousand trees,” Mr Gray […]
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19/09/2019
A mixed picture is being painted for Victoria’s dairy industry for the 2018/19 season. The Victorian Farm Monitor Project has found average profits across the state for the season were $85,000. It was a year that saw farmers in Gippsland and the state’s north battling on going drought and rising input costs. The south west […]
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20/09/2019
National Rural News September 20
In today’s National Rural News, another tough year for Victoria dairy farmers, relief for farmer living along proposed inland rail route, farmers urged to be checking dam levels ahead of summer, plus the latest from the markets and more. Subscribe to the National Rural News podcast: http://bit.ly/RuralNewsPodcast
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20/09/2019
“We’re in a wretched drought now” | future drought fund progresses
Establishing the $5 billion future drought fund has taken a step forward, with the first consultative committee formed. The fund will see $100 million made available for drought resilience and preparedness every year. Former National Farmers Federation President Brent Finlay has been appointed as the committee’s first chairman. He’s told Macquarie’s Rural Reporter Eddie Summerfield, […]
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National Rural News September 19
In today’s National Rural News, drought fund progresses, inland rail project to face senate inquiry, fresh calls for review of use of the term “milk”, plus the latest from the markets and more. Subscribe to the National Rural News podcast: http://bit.ly/RuralNewsPodcast
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19/09/2019
Mango crops destroyed by NT fires | “It’s quiet devastating”
Mango farmers in the Northern Territory have been left devastated after strong winds and fires decimated crops. Australian Mangoes Chief Executive Robert Gray has told Macquarie’s rural reporter Eddie Summerfield, it’s left the industry in shock. “One orchard has lost about a third of their trees, which is a couple of thousand trees,” Mr Gray […]
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