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This is the one the industry has been worrying about, local beekeeper says
Matt Watson
Bathurst Beekeepers president George Hancock. Photo: FILE
Rural Notebook | A chance to have a browse over Bella Lana rams
John Seaman
JOIN THE GAME: An animal sculpture in central London leaves two seats for visitors.
Rural Notebook | It's a powerful problem, but we must stay cool and calm
John Seaman
MILESTONE MAN: Former Department of Ag sheep and wool officer Andy Kajons celebrates his 80th birthday.
Rural Notebook | It's a good reminder to take care with tags
John Seaman
OUT OF THE WEATHER: A covered sheep handling facility is a great investment for this Riverina property and has achieved a 100 per cent tax allowance.
Rural Notebook | It's clear evidence of a new political climate
John Seaman
THE EYES HAVE IT: Three little lemurs. I'm told they're a reminder of a Rockley front row in the 1960s.
Rural Notebook | Chew over this red meat analyst's thoughts
John Seaman
SPECIAL OCCASION: At Mark Ryan's 90th birthday party were Mark Ryan, John Press, Garry Carter, Greg and Steve Hutchison - stalwarts of the shearing industry.
Rural Notebook | Make the most of the excellent conditions
John Seaman
NEW INFRASTRUCTURE: The new woolshed at Bella Lana, Dripstone, is a great addition to the stud infrastructure.
At last a (little) break in the weather and shearer numbers
John Ellicott
Why wouldn't you be a shearer or a shed hand ? Look what you get just for afternoon tea at Bangate Station woolshed near Goodooga.
Rural Notebook | Several workshops to boost local properties
John Seaman
FUTURE PLANS: An artist impression of the planned bridge over the Macquarie River at Dixons Long Point, below Hill End.
Rural Notebook | Old hand's remedies for toughest of times
John Seaman
A BIRD'S MESSAGE: Sing as if nobody is listening.

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