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Since 1914, Stock & Land has been a trusted source for rural producers. Our weekly newspaper is committed to delivering timely and precise news to farmers, stock agents, and anyone interested in agriculture. We distribute our publication every Thursday throughout Victoria, southern New South Wales, southeastern South Australia, and Tasmania. In addition to general agricultural news, Stock & Land includes specialized sections on various commodities such as sheep & wool, beef & cattle, agribusiness, cropping, pastures, dairy, Tasmania, property, and classifieds. We also proudly host the largest livestock for sale markets section in our coverage area.

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Elders farm supplies store earmarked for Mortlake rejected by council

3 days ago | stockandland.com.au | Jessica Greenan

A proposed Elders farm supplies store in Mortlake is heading to the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal. File pictureIt'll be up to the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal to decide whether a "big" proposal earmarked for a small rural town will get the tick of approval. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Victorian lamb price record smashed again with 'exceptional' Poll Dorsets

4 days ago | stockandland.com.au | Barry Murphy

The latest Victorian record price adds to a run of high lamb prices both across the state and the country. File pictureThe Victorian lamb price record was smashed again at the Ballarat sheep sale on Tuesday with an "exceptional" pen of second cross Poll Dorsets. Subscribe now for unlimited access. or signup to continue reading50% off EOFY SaleAll articles from our website & appThe digital version of This Week's PaperThe heavy lambs, estimated to weigh 40 kilograms, made a sizzling $428 a head.
Willaura bakery owner bans Premier from business to support local farmers

5 days ago | stockandland.com.au | Monique Patterson

Willaura Bakery owner Pete Sporton has banned Premier Jacinta Allan from his business. Picture suppliedWillaura Bakery owner Pete Sporton has received calls from as far as Western Australia to applaud him for his banned patron policy. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Farmers left in the dark on drought funding miss opportunity for dam works

5 days ago | stockandland.com.au | Barry Murphy

Beef farmer Cam Corrigan, Krowera, was left in limbo for weeks regarding the government's drought support grant. Picture by Barry MurphyMuch of the government's drought funding announcement was all talk and no action, with support payments coming far too late in the day. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Farmers blocking transmission line companies from their land face hefty fine

5 days ago | stockandland.com.au | Monique Patterson

Property owners blocking access to tranmission companies could face a hefty fine. File pictureFarmers could be hit with a fine of more than $12,000 if they block transmission line companies from accessing their property. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
South-west farmer forced to spend $500,000 on extra feed to survive drought

5 days ago | stockandland.com.au | Jessica Greenan

Dairy farmer Jamie Vogels has spent $500,000 on extra feed so far this year. Picture by Eddie GuerreroA once-flowing creek that helped to give a south-west town its identity has run dry. Subscribe now for unlimited access. or signup to continue reading50% off EOFY SaleAll articles from our website & appThe digital version of This Week's PaperScotts Creek, which serves as a major catchment for the Curdies River, has succumb to some of the driest conditions the region has seen in decades.
Council leaders push back against controversial emergency services levy

5 days ago | stockandland.com.au | Beau Greenway |Monique Patterson

Wodonga mayor Michael Gobel is not impressed councils are being forced to collect the Victorian government's Emergency Services and Volunteers Fund levy from July 1. Picture by Phoebe AdamsMore Victorian councils are following the lead of Loddon Shire Council and seeking advice on refusing to collect the new emergency services levy. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Birchip farmers plough sign against wind turbines in 'land rights' campaign

6 days ago | stockandland.com.au | Barry Murphy

Pictures by Jackie PeacockBirchip farmers have laid down a marker against the roll out of renewables in their area as their 'land rights' campaign escalates. Subscribe now for unlimited access. or signup to continue reading50% off EOFY SaleAll articles from our website & appThe digital version of This Week's PaperNyal Chivell, Birchip, ploughed the logo of their campaign organisation 'Farms For Food' in a field of stubble last month.
Bacchus Marsh woman retires from national stud sheep role after two decades

1 week ago | stockandland.com.au | Barry Murphy

Retiring Australian Stud Sheep Breeders Association federal secretary Karen Bond, Bacchus Marsh, with friends Sue Curliss, Elaine, and Marilyn Mangione, Clarendon Shropshire stud, Strathbogie. Picture by Barry MurphyA Bacchus Marsh woman has retired from a stud sheep role after nearly two decades. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Could farmers make money out of wild mushrooms? This Cobrico woman thinks so

1 week ago | stockandland.com.au | Jessica Greenan

Cobrico woman Helen Langley is an award-winning field naturalist. She says mushrooms and funghi are often misunderstood. Picture by Jessica Greenan. It's a question Cobrico field naturalist Helen Langley has been asked countless times - has she ever found a Death Cap mushroom? Subscribe now for unlimited access.