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Tight supply, high prices predicted for urea

Tight supply, high prices predicted for urea

Urea prices are likely to remain high and supply tight as demand for product continues in light of strong crop prospects.

Test 1 day, 13 hours

Rain raises hope of Millewa miracle

Rain raises hope of Millewa miracle

A fortnight ago farmers in north-west Victoria were looking to play their get-out-of-jail free card - rain has got the season back on track.

Test 1 day, 14 hours

Ukraine set for record crop if weather doesn't crash the party

Ukraine set for record crop if weather doesn't crash the party

The winter harvesting campaign is in full swing across Ukraine.

Test 2 days, 9 hours

India reduces lentil tariffs as Canadian crop shrinks

India reduces lentil tariffs as Canadian crop shrinks

Australian lentil growers can expect a larger slice of the lucrative Indian market as the Indian government cut tariffs on Aussie lentils.

Test 2 days, 9 hours

Grains industry market access funding win

Grains industry market access funding win

Funding from the federal government will help run a series of grains industry market access programs.

Test 2 days, 15 hours

Sprayers learn to recognise weeds in crop

Sprayers learn to recognise weeds in crop

New research is bringing the Holy Grail of green on green weed seeker technology closer to a reality.

Test 2 days, 16 hours

Field days suffer another Speed hump

Field days suffer another Speed hump

The Mallee Machinery Field Days is off for another year.

Test 2 days, 20 hours

Softer dollar supports grain prices

Softer dollar supports grain prices

Domestic grain prices were generally higher last week as a weaker Australian dollar lifted exporter bids.

Test 3 days, 11 hours

Six-day futures rally broken

Six-day futures rally broken

Pressure on United States markets is easing.

Test 3 days, 14 hours

Safety week highlights need for training

Safety week highlights need for training

GPA says that with the focus on farm safety this week farmers should look at undertaking some training to prevent workplace accidents.

Test 4 days, 13 hours

Beef rallies against 'absurdity' of UN food summit

Beef rallies against 'absurdity' of UN food summit

UN Food Systems Summit brings out some fanciful ideas

Lamb feedlot success leads to further expansion

Lamb feedlot success leads to further expansion

Feeding 6000 sheep every week can be a difficult job when hay and grain is in short supply, but the current prime lamb market makes lamb feedlotting the business to be in.

Getting a grip on red claw

Getting a grip on red claw

FARMING red claw is not a simple case of throwing a few crayfish in a dam and pulling out the money.