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Mortlake hosts top stock agent talent for annual young auctioneers school

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Mortlake hosts top stock agent talent for annual young auctioneers school

Mortlake hosts Australian Livestock and Property Agents Association eschool, training top young auctioneers from Victoria and South Australia.Read Article

Eyesight the only hurdle in way of Mortlake farmer working until he is 100

Farming · Mortlake

Eyesight the only hurdle in way of Mortlake farmer working until he is 100

At 93, Mortlake's Ken Hodge faces vision loss but remains dedicated to farming he loves. Discover his remarkable journey.Read Article

Heavy cattle in demand at Mortlake store sale, Midfield and JBS active

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Heavy cattle in demand at Mortlake store sale, Midfield and JBS active

Prices steady at Mortlake cattle sale; grown heifers top at 400c/kg amid tough conditions. Some vendors pleased.Read Article

Elders farm supplies store earmarked for Mortlake rejected by council

Moyne Shire Council opposes Elders farm supplies store in Mortlake; VCAT to decide fate amid concerns.Mortlake · Mortlake Read Article

Strong demand for heavy cattle drives prices up at Mortlake store sale

Heavy cattle in demand at Mortlake sale, prices soar amid drought challenges. Farmers remain hopeful after recent rains despite kangaroo invasions.Agriculture · Mortlake See the Story

Strategies to Consider when Culling Cows in 2025

By Brock Ortner, Aaron Berger, Nebraska Extension Livestock Educators, and Rick Rasby, Nebraska Extension Specialist Following a spring with below-average precipitation for much of Nebraska, early indicators signal that drought is likely to persist. With limited forage production likely, producers should begin planning now for potential forage shortages. Producers can ease pressure on feed...Drought · Mortlake See the Story

“Hot sticks” and “bare handing”: Australia’s first live transfer of a high voltage powerline completed

In what’s being called an Australian first, network company safely completes the transfer of an energised 500kV powerline in southwestern Victoria.Renewable Energy · Mortlake See the Story

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