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Royston strong in the showring

AT Royston Shorthorns we are very excited to have calves hitting the ground now by Belmore Tiger Moth U60, the 2025 top priced bull purchased out of the Belmore Shorthorns, SA, Annual Bull Sale.

Tas Junior Beef Expo Grand Champion All-Breeds heifer Royston Quantum’s Rosary V55 with handler Rorey Smith, Andrew Johnstone & Rebecca Woodiwiss.

Long list of show wins for North Eastern Shorthorns

NORTH Eastern Shorthorns continues the tradition of breeding sound, fertile, highly maternal females, with offspring with exceptional temperaments, great marbling and growth attributes for which the shorthorn breed is renown

Chudleigh Show Interbreed Supreme male North Eastern Bardy V52

Sillwood Spry’s offspring on offer

A FEATURE of the Sillwood Poll Shorthorn bull sale this year is the first offering of bulls in Tasmania by Sprys Down Under S77, purchased in conjunction with Heinwaka Shorthorns in New Zealand for $70,000 at the 2023 Sprys Bull Sale.

Sprys Down Under S77

Advanced meters: safe, accurate and essential

As Tasmania transitions to a cleaner and smarter energy future, our meters must match the technical needs of our changing energy landscape.

Advanced meters are safe, accurate and essential

Tasfarmers backs State Growth overhaul

The Department of State Growth will be abolished and 250 jobs lost.

Jeremy Rockliff

Market Talk - Dry puts pressure on livestock prices

Another steady week in livestock markets throughout the eastern states as the weather stays hot and dry

Cattle

Putting Tasmanians in Control of Their Energy Future

Aurora Energy is putting you in control of the energy transition

Aurora Energy is putting you in control of the energy transition

Harcus Dairy in Circular Head on the market

Harcus Dairy in Circular Head is on the market as its Victorian owners look to sell the 902ha farm they bought from Van Dairy in 2021.

Harcus Dairy in Circular Head

Business as usual for Elders in Tasmania following restructure

Elders Tasmania general manager James Cornish said that his company’s national restructure will result in no changes to its rural operations in the state.

Elders' Campbell Town Branch

Market Talk - Lamb and mutton prices holding up

Lamb and mutton prices continue to create headlines

Sheep