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Farm Weekly holds the title of Western Australia's top-selling rural newspaper and has earned the loving nickname 'the bible of the bush' from its readers over the years. As it marks its 100th year in 2022, Farm Weekly continues to stay true to its loyal audience. The publication provides a mix of news, insights, and stories that highlight both successes and challenges. It also offers the latest market updates and technological advancements, accessible through various media platforms, including both print and digital formats.

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Central west property with tourism operation now listed for $7.2 million

1 week ago | farmweekly.com.au | Mark Phelps

Lara is a very well-watered central west grazing property with a well-established, low-maintenance tourism operation. Picture suppliedLara, a very well-watered central west grazing property with a well-established tourism operation, has been listed for sale at $7.2 million. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Inside the Garstones' multi-million dollar indoor sheep feedlot at Boyanup

1 week ago | farmweekly.com.au | Brooke Littlewood

One of three sheds, which will make up Alan and Matthew (left) Garstone's ambitious $7 million large-scale indoor sheep feedlot, with a 28,000 head holding capacity. Pictures by Brooke Littlewood and Matthew Garstone. It is hard to believe sheep weren't part of Alan and Matthew Garstones' plan when they moved to Kingston Rest Farms, Boyanup, almost two decades ago. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
WA charity plans the next convoy, says things move fast when help is needed

1 week ago | farmweekly.com.au | Brooke Littlewood

WA charity Farmers Across Borders is heading to South Australia next month, with an expected convoy of about 90 trucks. Picture supplied by Farmers Across Borders. Farmers Across Borders had a dream - a large convoy of trucks, hauling bales of donated livestock fodder more than 1000 kilometres across the Nullarbor Plain. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Iran Israel conflict could rocket prices higher

1 week ago | farmweekly.com.au | Andrew Whitelaw

Israel attacked Iran last week, which has resulted in an escalation, with missiles hitting Israel over the weekend. Subscribe now for unlimited access. or signup to continue reading50% off EOFY SaleAll articles from our website & appThe digital version of This Week's PaperWe have already been living in a geopolitically volatile period, and this doesn't help. Oil has been the immediate barometer. Brent crude jumped sharply, briefly up more than seven per cent, before settling around 4-5pc higher.
'Timelines and guidelines of (live export) funding opportunities are critical'

1 week ago | farmweekly.com.au | Brooke Littlewood

Shire of Katanning chief executive officer Peter Klein and president Kristy D'Aprile invited live sheep export transition advocate Chris Rodwell to Katanning last week. Picture by Brooke Littlewood. While the live sheep export industry has faced serious uncertainty in recent years, the message was clear at Katanning last week. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
"The live sheep export transition package needs to be released now"

1 week ago | farmweekly.com.au | Brooke Littlewood

Moojepin Merinos stud principal David Thompson was among those who were at the Katanning saleyards to meet with the live export transition advocate Chris Rodwell. Picture by Brooke Littlewood. Western Australian sheep and wool industries say time is "seriously running out" and the live export transition package needs to be released now. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Upcoming Elders two-day sale offers "perfect opportunity to secure cattle"

2 weeks ago | farmweekly.com.au | Jodie Rintoul

The Elders South West livestock team will host a two-day June store sale on Wednesday, June 18 and Friday, June 20. The first sale will feature beef steers and heifers while the second sale will see first-cross steers and heifers, Friesian steers and breeders go under the hammer. One of the vendors in the second sale will be CA Panetta, Harvey, which will offer 30 Angus-Friesian steers and 20 Friesian steers aged 8-10 months. Picture supplied.
Social scene: See who made the social pages in the Gate 2 Plate challenge

2 weeks ago | farmweekly.com.au | Jodie Rintoul |Kane Chatfield

Gate 2 Plate Challenge committee members Julian Gugenheim (left), Erika Henderson, Rachel ODell, Sandy and Narelle Lyon, Wayne Mitchell and David Bickford, celebrated another successful year of the challenge. Picture by Jodie Rintoul. The Gate 2 Plate Challenge wrapped up last week with its annual presentation dinner in Albany. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Winners were shocked to go back to back in annual beef challenge

2 weeks ago | farmweekly.com.au | Jodie Rintoul |Kane Chatfield

Evensong Farm, Serpentine, was announced the back-to-back winner of the Gate 2 Plate Challenge when its team of Red Angus-Blonde dAquitaine steers were announced the most profitable team of this years challenge. Winners Bert (second left) and Agatha Veenendaal celebrated their win holding their trophy alongside Bendigo Bank Albany branch manager Gavin Boardley (left), Bendigo Bank Cranbrook/Tambellup branch manager Rachael Nicholls and Gate 2 Plate committee president Wayne Mitchell.
Live sheep export transition advocate pays visit to Katanning saleyards

2 weeks ago | farmweekly.com.au | Brooke Littlewood

Katanning Regional Sheep Saleyards manager Rod Bushell (left), Shire of Katanning chief executive officer Peter Klein, Live Sheep Export Transition Advocate Dr Chris Rodwell and Shire of Katanning president Kristy D'Aprile. Picture by Brooke Littlewood. The live sheep export transition advocate says "slowing down to speed up" is an important way to phase-out the trade effectively by 2028. Subscribe now for unlimited access.