Editor Darren O'Dea gives us the top stories in this week's edition of Farm Weekly, including a rundown of last week's Farm-HER event in Berkshire Valley. 

 

AgVocate WA's Sophie Wooldridge pops in to recap their popular Boots and Ballgowns Ball. 

 

And Pioneer Seeds' Erinn McCartney reminds us of tomorrow's field walk at their York STRIKE site.

Editor Darren O'Dea gives us the top stories in this week's edition of Farm Weekly, including a rundown of last week's Farm-HER event in Berkshire Valley.&nbsp;
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AgVocate WA's Sophie Wooldridge pops in to recap their popular Boots and Ballgowns Ball.&nbsp;
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And Pioneer Seeds' Erinn McCartney reminds us of tomorrow's field walk at their York STRIKE site.

Rural Focus is a unique program in commercial radio: it provides the most comprehensive coverage of agricultural and agribusiness issues affecting the rural communities in regional Western Australia.

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An Agronomy Panel and Field Walk with a Twist - No Boys Allowed

Paul Nenke from Milne Feeds tells us about their new Easy2Gro pelleted sheep feed that focuses on high daily weight gain and reduced methane production.

 

Danielle Griffin from FRRR has the latest on their grants to power locally-led climate solutions in rural WA,

 

And Harry Carol from Nutrien calls in from the Mt Barker sale yards. 

Paul Nenke from Milne Feeds tells us about their new Easy2Gro pelleted sheep feed that focuses on high daily weight gain and reduced methane production.
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Danielle Griffin from FRRR has the latest on their grants to power locally-led climate solutions in rural WA,
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And Harry Carol from Nutrien calls in from the Mt Barker sale yards.&nbsp;

Sheep Feed That Reduces Methane Emissions By 70%? 

We're hearing that a lot of primary producers and businesses were unsuccessful applying for the government's Supply Chain Capacity Program which are supposed to help us adjust to the live sheep export ban. Rural West CEO Chris Wheatcroft teaches us how to properly apply for these grants. 

If you have been diagnosed with cancer or know someone living regionally with cancer, Cancer Council's 'The Lodges' might be your accommodation answer when doing those trips to Perth for treatment. Cancer Council's Ron ten Hoor tells us more. 

We're hearing that a lot of primary producers and businesses were unsuccessful applying for the government's Supply Chain Capacity Program which are supposed to help us adjust to the live sheep export ban. Rural West CEO Chris Wheatcroft teaches us how to properly apply for these grants.&nbsp;
If you have been diagnosed with cancer or know someone living regionally with cancer, Cancer Council's 'The Lodges' might be your accommodation answer when doing those trips to Perth for treatment. Cancer Council's Ron ten Hoor tells us more.&nbsp;

Is It Worth Applying for Those Live Sheep Export Grants? 

Georgia Campion from the Countryman talks tariffs, property rights appeals and CBH board elections,

 

ADM Trading's Tom Mayfield talks wheat, barley and canola,

 

And Bill Crabtree from 4 Farmers talks Aquifer. 

Georgia Campion from the Countryman talks tariffs, property rights appeals and CBH board elections,
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ADM Trading's Tom Mayfield talks wheat, barley and canola,
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And Bill Crabtree from 4 Farmers talks Aquifer.&nbsp;

An Agronomy Panel and Field Walk with a Twist - No Boys Allowed

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