Andrew Miller

Melbourne

Christian, husband to Glenda, father of late Rosie May (23.02.89-30.11.13) gardener, cook and Stock and Land journalist. Officially endorsed by @ConcernedMilk.

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Articles

Winery and lamb producer to use funds to manage pests and help in drought

2 days ago | stockandland.com.au | Andrew Miller

Salamanca Pastoral farm manager Georgie Gough says the grant will go to a new bore and shelterbelt planting. Picture supplied by ColesA Victorian winery and prime lamb producer are among 11 small and medium-sized Australian businesses to be awarded funding under the latest round of the Coles Nurture Fund. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
These farmers have done all they can to prepare for continuing dry conditions

2 days ago | stockandland.com.au | Andrew Miller

Ann and Mark Gardiner, Bamawm, are preparing for continued tough times. Picture by Denis HowardNorthern Victorian dairy farmers Ann and Mark Gardiner are preparing for further tough times as they battle increasingly dry conditions and low milk prices. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Counsellor offers help at 'the men's shed of rural communities' - store sales

3 days ago | stockandland.com.au | Andrew Miller

Nutrien Euroa manager Russell Mawson says store sales are "the men's shed of the rural community". Picture suppliedA veteran north-east Victorian rural outreach worker is again stepping up his workload to help farmers cope with the region's ongoing drought. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Euroa store sale prices jump in anticipation of tighter cattle supplies

4 days ago | stockandland.com.au | Andrew Miller

Euroa's annual end-of-financial-year store cattle sale attracted strong support from Goulburn Valley buyers. Subscribe now for unlimited access. or signup to continue reading50% off EOFY SaleAll articles from our website & appThe digital version of This Week's PaperAgents yarded 3033 head of steers, heifers, cows and cows and calves at the selling centre. One agent said prices could have been $300 a head higher in some parts, as buyers started to realise supply was tightening.
Rochester dairy farmers weigh up options after 'disappointing' price offer

4 days ago | stockandland.com.au | Andrew Miller

Andrew Rushton, Benlock Jerseys, Rochester, is weighing up his options after a "disappointing" opening price from his supplier. Picture by Denis HowardContinued dry conditions could lead to a reduction in herd size, after one Rochester dairy farmer described the milk price offered by his supplier as "disappointing". Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Here's what analysts and farm leaders think about yesterday's milk prices

5 days ago | stockandland.com.au | Andrew Miller

United Dairyfarmers of Victoria president Bernie Free, Dairy Australia analysis and insights manager Eliza Redfern, Rabobank dairy and consumer foods senior analyst Michael Harvey and Milk2Market commercial development general manager Richard Lange shared their views on the opening farmgate milk prices. File picturesAustralian milk processors have announced opening prices within a band between $8.40-$9.20 a kilogram milk solids. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Live updates: Here's every opening milk price on deadline day for processors

6 days ago | stockandland.com.au | Andrew Miller

Australian milk processors are announcing their opening milk prices today. File picturesAustralian dairy processors have until 1pm today to announce their opening milk prices for the 2025-26 season. Subscribe now for unlimited access. or signup to continue reading50% off EOFY SaleAll articles from our website & appThe digital version of This Week's PaperSo far (10am Monday), only Fonterra has revealed the price it will pay its suppliers from July 1.
Milk production continues to decline in Victoria's west as drought hits

6 days ago | farmonline.com.au | Andrew Miller

Barongarook West dairy farmer Simon Scott says a lack of stock water is a big issue on his farm. Picture supplied by DemoDAIRYVictorian milk production continues to dip, barely staying in positive territory as drought and high feed prices start to bite. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Consumers shifting back to full-fat milk, with social media a key driver

1 week ago | stockandland.com.au | Andrew Miller

Neilsen IQ customer success lead Juliane Westaway addresses the annual Dairy Australia breakfast. Picture by Andrew MillerSocial media has emerged as a key driver in the discovery and purchasing of dairy products, especially among households under 35 with no children. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Floods, drought revealed as a major dampener on dairy farmer confidence

1 week ago | stockandland.com.au | Andrew Miller

Dairy Australia analysis and insights manager Eliza Redfern says poor weather conditions have dampened farmers' confidence. Picture by Andrew MillerThe latest Dairy Australia national farmer survey has shown a significant decline in confidence in the industry. Subscribe now for unlimited access.