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Nikki Reynolds

Nikki Reynolds

Business Editor at The Weekly Times

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    ‘Two or three inches of rain would fix it in a flash’: Livestock markets face wild price swings

    Cattle and sheep producers are facing some of the most extreme price swings on record, with values climbing more than 20 per cent above previous peaks before plunging to decade-low levels.
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    Wheat prices rise with Russia cutting 2026 plantings

    Wheat prices have finally lifted after several weeks of flat trade.
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    Grafton vet named as co-accused in Wagyu fraud case

    A NSW vet accused of faking treatment for sick Wagyu bulls, with at least two dying, has had his case sent to the Director of Public Prosecutions after a brief court mention on Monday.
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    NSW eyes expanded hunting access to control feral pests

    NSW’s controversial hunting bill faces a crucial parliamentary report due October 10 as it joins other states like Victoria in expanding feral pest control measures on public land.
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    Man charged over alleged $200k Wagyu cattle genetics theft

    A man has been charged over the alleged theft of Wagyu cattle and genetics worth about $200,000.
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    Farmers welcome much needed rain

    Widespread rain has brought welcome relief to southeastern Australia, with falls of up to 90mm measured in Victoria’s drought-stricken Western District.
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    Genetics prove key to sheep profit success

    The average sheep value in the Australian Merino Production Trial ranged from $143.77 to $192.79 across 50 evaluated flocks, highlighting the importance of genetics as a profit driver.
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    New technology shows promise for cotton efficiency

    A project that aims to push the boundaries of drought-resistant cotton could become a reality in the paddock in as little as 18 months with field trials imminent.
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    Canola growers weigh high prices against dry conditions

    World canola stocks have dropped to the lowest levels in five years, but farmers say they are still hedging their bets about how much to plant this year.
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    SunRice half-yearly profits increase

    SunRice has announced a net after-tax profit of $32 million for the half-year period.
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    Farmers brace for ‘ferocious conditions’

    Farmers are bracing for a deluge of rain, delivering up to 100mm across eastern Australia this weekend.
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    Quipolly crop judge wins top honours

    A young crop judge from Quipolly in NSW has earned kudos at the Melbourne Royal Show.
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    Rain still elusive for some farmers

    Concerns remain that forecast wet weather over the next few days may not come to fruition for some of the key cropping areas.
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    Farmers ‘upbeat’ at Henty

    Automated machinery and innovation were some of the hallmarks of the 2024 Henty Machinery Field Days.
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    ‘Too early to make an assessment’: Frost hits winter crops

    Plummeting morning temperatures and frost has swept through parts of southern NSW and Victoria, and farmers are now waiting to assess the damage.
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    Rising canola prices bittersweet for farmers

    Climbing canola prices are welcome for some farmers and bittersweet for others.
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    Wheat futures trade down as Aus growers weigh selling options

    Wheat futures have taken a tumble in the past five days, and Australian growers are watching on as they weigh up their selling options.
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    Justin Everitt joins NSW Farmers board

    Grains industry advocate Justin Everitt of Brocklesby in southern NSW has been elected to the board of NSW Farmers.
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    Canola prices set to rise as international demand grows

    Some of the gloss could return to canola prices if overseas markets are to be a guide.
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    Canola crops beginning to flower throughout the Riverina

    Early flowering canola crops throughout the Riverina and parts of northern Victoria are proof of the stress winter crops were under due to the dry start to the season.
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    Crop outlook in the west hinges on rain

    Western Australian producers could harvest a 16,318,000 tonne crop but it all hinges on rain.