Cropping Tractor family gets new siblings The Farmall series is one of the most popular in the Case IH tractor family and, from next month, local farmers will have even more choice with the addition of the JXM models. Country News 21 Sep 2018 21 Sep 2018
Cropping Huge mower already on the job At a paddock in Hunter, 10km north-west of Elmore, the first Krone Big M 450 sold in Australia is already at work cutting hay. Country News 20 Sep 2018 20 Sep 2018
Cropping Corn variety yields results Corn growers searching for a true all-rounder, suitable for grain or silage production, should get their hands on a variety called HM-114 this summer. Country News 20 Sep 2018 20 Sep 2018
Cropping Corn variety yields results Corn growers searching for a true all-rounder, suitable for grain or silage production, should get their hands on a variety called HM-114 this summer. Country News 20 Sep 2018 20 Sep 2018
Cropping Winter crop yield tipped to decline Total winter crop production is expected to drop by 12percent nationally to 33.2million tonnes, with production declines forecast in all eastern states, according to the latest Australian crop report. Country News 21 Aug 2018 21 Aug 2018
Cropping New baler gets the job done It may be only one season old, but for Girgarre farmer Russell Wheeler, his McHale V640 baler is all he’s ever needed. Country News 20 Sep 2018 20 Sep 2018
Cropping Handling the heaviest loads The Massey Ferguson TH7038 Telehandler meets the high capacity requirements for lifting the heaviest high-density bales, offering fast and efficient cycles for loading as well as the power to tow a loaded trailer. Country News 19 Sep 2018 19 Sep 2018
Cropping Producing quality silage Dairy Australia has provided some tips on how to produce quality silage. Country News 19 Sep 2018 19 Sep 2018
Cropping Cover up to protect new-season hay Hay makers are being warned to pay attention to moisture levels at baling if cutting drought-affected or frosted cereal crops. Country News 18 Sep 2018 18 Sep 2018
Cropping Feeling the squeeze With hay prices doubling this year, and temporary water costing more than $300/Ml, dairy farmers are under pressure to manage higher input costs. Country News 18 Sep 2018 18 Sep 2018
Cropping Canola goes to hay Some cropping farmers in northern Victoria have begun cutting canola for hay. Country News 18 Sep 2018 18 Sep 2018
Cropping Residual risk Grain growers in NSW are being encouraged to consider the potential impact of residual herbicides as they weigh up their summer crop planting options. Country News 17 Sep 2018 17 Sep 2018
Cropping Rust could cost $1.4b The Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences estimates a nation-wide outbreak of the wheat rust strain Ug99 could cost Australia up to $1.4billion across 10 years. Country News 17 Sep 2018 17 Sep 2018
Cropping Panel talks industry issues A diversity of farming systems, rainfall zones, cropping constraints and profit growth opportunities for grain growers will be on the radar for the Grains Research and Development Corporation’s Southern Region Panel during its annual spring tour this month. Country News 11 Sep 2018 11 Sep 2018
Cropping Workshops cover spray application Riverine Plains is hosting two Grains Research and Development Corporation spray application workshops on September 13 and 14 in Dookie and Rutherglen respectively. Country News 10 Sep 2018 10 Sep 2018
Cropping Gain grain info before harvest Chain of responsibility and truck road-worthiness will be some of the big issues on the agenda at this year’s VFF Grains Pre-Harvest Roadshow. Country News 04 Sep 2018 04 Sep 2018
Cropping Mixers viewed in action A shared field day headed by William Adams Ag’s Shepparton staff has allowed current and potential owners of Jaylor mixers to see the machine in action. Country News 29 Aug 2018 29 Aug 2018
Cropping Yields limited The future of grain growing in Australia is at a crossroads, with cropping soils suffering from falling nitrogen and soil organic matter levels that may limit yields and returns to growers. Country News 28 Aug 2018 28 Aug 2018
Cropping Wheat code cracked Agriculture Victoria scientists have helped to crack the genetic code of wheat, laying the foundation to improve production and response to disease threats, enhance wheat quality, and better prepare an industry adapting to climate change. Country News 21 Aug 2018 21 Aug 2018
News Father killed in bike accident POLICE are investigating the death of a man killed in a motorbike accident at a Bunnaloo property on Sunday. Riverine Herald 04 Sep 2018 04 Sep 2018
Breaking News Man dies after motorcycle crash at Bunnaloo Police are investigating after a man was found deceased on a property in the state’s south overnight. About 7pm yesterday, a 39-year-old man was located deceased under a motorbike on a private property on Nolan Road, Bunnaloo. Despite... Riverine Herald 03 Sep 2018 03 Sep 2018
Breaking News Fruit contamination saga hits Echuca POLICE are investigating reports of a needle found in fruit in Echuca. The contaminated fruit is believed to be an apple. A Victoria Police spokesperson said police are investigating further reports of contaminated fruit in Echuca, Belgrave and... Ivy Jensen 20 Sep 2018 20 Sep 2018
Breaking News Power outage after Collision UPDATE: More than 250 Echuca residents are without power after the car accident on Ogilvie Ave. One of the cars swerved and hit a power pole at 1.30pm. Powercor is investigating the outage and the fault is expected to be fixed by 4.30pm. It is... Riverine Herald 28 Aug 2018 28 Aug 2018
