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Phylloxera outbreak confirmed

The Southern Farmer
April 2019
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A FIVE kilometre quarantine zone has been established around St Andrews after Phylloxera was detected at a commercial winery. Vinehealth Australia, and Australian Grape and…

Featured story, Viticulture, Australian Grape and Wine, grapes, Phylloxera, Vinehealth Australia

The green fight continues

The Southern Farmer
March 2019
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THE Peninsula branch of the Victorian Farmers Federation has renewed calls for two ag officers to be employed in planning at the Mornington Peninsula Shire….

Featured story, News, green weedge, Mornington Penninsula Shire Council, planning, sustainability, victorian farmers federation

Drought hits tractor sales

The Southern Farmer
February 2019
Drought

TRACTOR sales slid four per cent overall for 2018 as the on-flow of drought conditions moved into machinery sales. Conservative sales saw the first year…

Featured story, Machinery, News, drought, sales, tractors

After two decades Henry has ‘the’ fruit

The Southern Farmer
January 2019
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THEY say you should not mix business with pleasure – but nobody told Henry Bartosiewicz that. He has spent two decades planting, developing and challenging…

Featured story, Fruit, Gembrook, Henry Bartosiewicz, kiwiberry

Going it alone

The Southern Farmer
December 2018
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MICHAELA is a strong and dedicated dairy farmer from Labertouche. Since having to let go of her full time farm hand two years ago due…

Dairy, Insight & People, anxiety, depression, Gippsland Jersey, mental health, Milking for Mental Health

Rosebud contractor fined for illegal 1080 use

The Southern Farmer
December 2018
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A PEST contractor has been fined $4000 at the Dromana Magistrates’ Court after pleading guilty to providing 1080 bait products to a person not authorised…

Featured story, News, AgVet code, court, feral pigs, illegal, pest control, Rosebud

Hereford animal name change

The Southern Farmer
November 2018
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A recent change to the Herefords Australia Regulations has been introduced into the Herefords Australia registry software. All animals that have been DNA tested as…

Livestock, News, dna, hereford, phenotypes

Victorian fruit CSA Australian first

The Southern Farmer
November 2018
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ANT Wilson wants to combine community support with ethical farming, and has opened his organic orchard up to doing just that. Instead of taking his…

Horticulture, Ant wilson, fruit, Harcourt, orchard, organic, Tellurian Fruit Gardens

A season halved

The Southern Farmer
November 2018
Rain

FARMERS in Central Victoria have been granted a month’s grace following patchy rainfall in October. Producers within a 40-kilometre radius of Alexandra received between 20-40ml…

Featured story, News, drought, rain, weather

Victorian Nuffield scholars announced

The Southern Farmer
October 2018
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A SHEEP farmer from out near Horsham, and an organic vegetable grower from near Mornington have both been named as the 2019 Victorian Nuffield Scholars….

Insight & People, News, Anthony Close, Natasha Shields, Victorian Nuffield Scholars

From head chef to chief milker

The Southern Farmer
October 2018
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MATT, a share farmer in West Gippsland, has researched mental illness and is excited to share what he has discovered through not just research, but…

Insight & People, depression, mental health, mental illness

Black is the new black

The Southern Farmer
October 2018
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A DESIRE for equal standing is what turned Steph Bechaz into a sheep breeder. She is no rights activist; rather, Steph has a keen eye…

Livestock, Beylor Black Sheep Stud, Ryan Bechaz, sheep, Steph Bechaz

Blueberry boom prediction

The Southern Farmer
October 2018
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THE Yarra Valley berry season is just weeks away from beginning and 2018 will be the year of new export markets, according to YV Fresh…

Horticulture, News, blueberries, Jeff Matthews, Silvan, Yarra Valley, YV Fresh

A palate for success

The Southern Farmer
October 2018
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IT was 6pm, and Dylan McMahon was rushing out the office door. It had been a busy day, and he was looking forward to heading…

Featured story, News, Viticulture, Dr Peter McMahon, Dylan McMahon, James Halliday, Seville Estate Winery, Winery of the Year

Spring lamb sales open $50 dearer than predicted

The Southern Farmer
September 2018
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LAMB prices have smashed records across the state – and it may just be the saving grace for farmers doing it tough in New South…

Livestock, News, lamb, markets, prices, sales, sheep

Research shows partial mixed rations (PMR) is worthy

The Southern Farmer
September 2018
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AGRICULTURE Victoria researchers at Ellinbank recently hosted a two-day workshop for dairy industry service providers. Around 20 representatives from feed and milk companies and Dairy…

Dairy, News, Agriculture Victoria, canola, dairy, maize, partial mixed rations, research
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