Feilding prime stock sale
The buyers did seem to enjoy themselves during the course of the sheep sale
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Feilding Store Stock Sale
The sheep sale was again a very brief affair with similar numbers to last week.
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Northland livestock report
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Consumers are to be asked what attributes in beef and lamb are important to them
Buyers snap up weaner bulls
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Frozen beef exports to Japan slump
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Feilding prime stock sale
At least there were enough cattle to make it worthwhile holding a sale this week
Calves selling strong in Mangatainoka
Another strong October feeder calf sale was held at Mangatainoka
Locals help free stock after crash overturns trailer
Emergency services staff and locals work to free stock from a trailer that overturned
Farmer fined for failing to treat sheep
A Waihi farmer had been convicted and fined on October 2 for failing to treat ill sheep
Best of beef and lamb feature at A&P show
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Stortford Lodge Sale: Cattle still strong seller
Heavy cattle continued to sell well at yesterday's Stortford Lodge store sale.
Sheep and beef farm profits to improve as industry stabilises
Beef + Lamb forecasts beef and lamb prices to remain similar to the previous season.
Tunbridge retires after 53 years
Royce Tunbridge retires after 53 as a Whanganui meat inspector.
At the yards: Good sale for spring
The first day of spring in Horowhenua had a good sale with plenty of options.
Listen: Farming and footy with Andrew Hore
Former All Black reckons "the baggage man is picking the All Blacks captain".
Listen: Australia's kangaroo population out of control
Aussie correspondent Chris Russell updates us on kangaroo numbers and dodgy wool deals.
Roys Peak track being walked despite obvious evidence of closure
Each year the track is closed from October 1 until early November for lambing.
Regions leading in jobs advertising
ANZ Job Ads series reports regions outshine larger centres on an annual basis.
Open day offers exotic feast for eyes, taste buds
Something for everyone on a farm in rural Tararua and it's all free
Lamb prices keep farmers smiling
Farmers with stock to sell should have been smiling in September
Lambs, ewes sell well
A small yarding of about 55 cattle sold according to quality at Stortford Lodge.
Steady meat outlook for export season
Steady meat prices and production is predicted for the 2017-18 export season
Listen: Beef + Lamb's New Season Outlook report with Andrew Burrt
Beef + Lamb New Zealand's chief economist comments on the New Season Outlook report.
Listen: Naked PETA anti-wool campaign stumps Feds
Chief executive of Federated Farmers gives primary industry overview and slams PETA.
At the yards: Firm prices at Levin
As wet weather continued prices held at the Levin Stock Sale
Naked anti-wool push mystifies NZ farmers
Federated Farmers frustrated by actors who'd "rather go naked than wear wool".
Cattle sell well as market stays strong
Store cattle continued to sell on a strong market at Stortford Lodge yesterday.
Feilding store stock sale
Sheep and ewe numbers have reduced in this recent Feilding Stock Sale.