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goodfruitandvegetables.com.au | Emily Middleton
Thea and Luke Spencer, Spencer Cocoa, Mudgee, import their cocoa beans from growers in Vanuatu. Picture by Emily MiddletonIf you are wandering the supermarket as a sweet tooth, you may have noticed an increase in the price of your basic chocolate bars.
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theland.com.au | Emily Middleton
Angus McIntosh, Gundawanna, Molong, from McIntosh Pastoral. Picture by Emily Middleton. Risk management and climate diversity is one of the main reasons McIntosh Pastoral has land spread across the Central Tablelands. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
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theland.com.au | Emily Middleton
NSW DPIRD Research Officer, Grazing Efficiency, Dr Flavio Alvarenga said the project will help farmers make better informed decisions with their livestock. Picture supplied. Farmers have the ability to increase farm profitability if they understand and manage livestock emissions accurately, according to the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD). Subscribe now for unlimited access.
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theland.com.au | Emily Middleton
Anna Gilliland, Doon Doon, pictured with leader of The Nationals Dugald Sauders. Picture supplied. Anna Gilliland from Doon Doon has seen the devastation of tick fever in cattle first-hand, and she wants to see more preventative measures put in place. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
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theland.com.au | Emily Middleton
Dr Anders Classens, Dr of Mycology; pictured with Global Agronomic Lead and co-founder of Loam Bio Guy Webb, at the Orange lab. Picture supplied. In a bid to benefit the farmer, the environment, and food production, Loam Bio has been in the midst of creating a world-first biological microbial seed treatment using fungi. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
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Waking up to an apparent temp of minus 9 and had the AUDACITY to say it was cold on air this morning. This was not received well ... https://t.co/uJVgkDCQPq

RT @gabriellechan: Gilgandra high school regularly has sheep in the back paddock and is situated in a town of just 4,000 people surrounded…