Western Advocate
Monday, 4 December 2023
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Is the season turning around? The rain is a good sign | Rural Notebook
John Seaman
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Alan Markwick and Kevin Keogh were busy loading cows and calves for the November 24 special sale. Picture supplied
City looks merry and bright, but we know for many it'll be a quiet Christmas
John Seaman
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The clouds roll in for much needed summer storms. Picture supplied
Depending on where you are, the situation on the land is marginal or tough
John Seaman
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A mare who clearly loves her cutie foal, who is just two hours old in this photo. Picture supplied
Is it safe now to assume there won't be a frosty reception?
John Seaman
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Young ladies have a strong interest in the wool industry.
Remember the resilience of all those who came before us
John Seaman
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Poll Herefords looking their very best.
I'd like to clear up some confusion about the results of these sales
John Seaman
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Ewe classing day to our north in a wet season.
It's crunch time as the hot weather of November starts to loom
John Seaman
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Shade is vital, even for young deer.
Need assistance before the fire season really starts to heat up?
John Seaman
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A top quality Charolais heifer.
Why are we stuck in the slow lane when it comes to making money from the Mount?
John Seaman
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Hand-feeding of cattle in our district is commonplace.
First the banks left town, now they fear for their local pharmacy
David Ellery
Trundle pharmacist Sam Lee will have to cut back his opening hours if fears the transition to 60-day prescriptions will slash his direct revenue by up to 40 per cent are true. Picture by David Ellery

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