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Diesel Import Update.
102% of last April volume
6% of last May volume
(More vessels will be added throughout the month.
RT @Jeremy_Morton_: Farrer has a political problem & it's the Senate.
When the coalition is the Gov't it has struggled to get support in Se…
Sunmaster flowering and starting to fill at home on an almost empty tank. 179mm GSR + 237mm fallow rain providing some solid canopies. The waning unreliable forecasts making for some tricky decisions this season.
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Replying to @JamieWall2
Retallick got sent off for a similar incident against Japan
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After the debacle of the 3G closure and poorer telecommunications outcomes for regional/rural communities @Telstra have decided to lift their pricing plan fees around 7% - CPI is currently under 3%. How can you increase prices when your service offering has diminished??
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Diversification? “Transition”? To what?
These people have built their careers around this industry.
They are skilled in handling, working, and managing sheep, and their land needs sheep to remain productive.
Put Labor last to #KeeptheSheep 🐑
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For those weighing up the option to cut frosted crops for hay, just remember that ash alkalinity is not captured in nutrient budgets.
This old study reminds us that the lime requirements to replace removal are 3-6 X greater in hay compared with grain.
publish.csiro.au/an/EA991032…
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Facts and peer reviewed science is all that should be considered, the media does not always get this right.
@mdfowler100 @Warraboy @JustinEveritt5 @johngladigau @GrainProducers
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There’s some exceptional picking results so far in the southern valleys this season. Heavy boll weights really driving some great yields. However it’s not beer and skittles for everyone… 1/2
Stop the Govt. Keep the sheep and live export chng.it/6hkf5LJY via @ChangeAUS
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We need to go back to where this policy started. It was an improper intervention from vegan activists to ensure animal suffering to get to their ultimate end goal.
Whatever your views on the live export trade are - you have to watch this.
#keepthesheep
teapawt.net/CamDimsey/status/17297…
This is the truth about Live Sheep Exports and Animals Australia. What they did was unconscionable.
This is a MUST WATCH from Rick Wilson MP.
#keepthesheep #keepfarmersfarming
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Australia has always produced more food that we can use. We should be shipping our product all over the world.
This is a tragic waste.
#keepthesheep
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New Xtend 619B3XF looking promising as we get closer to picking. Looking forward to utilising the new technology more to battle RR weeds in crop, especially known RR ryegrass farms. Fantastic March weather to finish these crops off
Some early summer heat and some early planted crops starting to move, setting up some decent potential after a challenging start
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It's Gov'ts that have failed to meet their #MurrayDarling commitments & now they are excusing themselves from their own obligations by taking the worst possible action.
The removal of community protections & restarting enormously destructive #water buybacks.
Another BIG FAT LIE






























