A world-first oral lice treatment for sheep is being touted as a tool to revolutionise our lamb industry.

Flexolt has been registered for use in Australia- it can be used on both sheep and lambs, with any length of wool.

Rural reporter Brady Evans had a chat with WoolProducers Australia Chief Executive Jo Hall to learn more about it.

A world-first oral lice treatment for sheep is being touted as a tool to revolutionise our lamb industry.
Flexolt has been registered for use in Australia- it can be used on both sheep and lambs, with any length of wool.
Rural reporter Brady Evans had a chat with WoolProducers Australia Chief Executive Jo Hall to learn more about it.

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Cutting edge lice treatment for sheep

National Rural News Thursday March 5

In today's National Rural News: Trade disruptions in the Middle East, how China's looming beef tariffs is influencing exports, rainfall delays almond harvest -- plus the latest from the markets and more. 

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National Rural News Thursday March 5
In today's National Rural News: Trade disruptions in the Middle East, how China's looming beef tariffs is influencing exports, rainfall delays almond harvest -- plus the latest from the markets and more.&nbsp;
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National Rural News Thursday March 5

Australian beef exports to China have surged, as an annual quota looms. 

China has set an import quota for Australian produce at just 205 thousand tonnes for the year before a 55 percent tariff is applied. 

About 21 percent of that figure has been filled in the first two months of the year. 

Rural Editor Emily Minney spoke with Rabobank's Angus-Gidley Baird about how the quota has affected trade so far this year. 

Australian beef exports to China have surged, as an annual quota looms.&nbsp;
China has set an import quota for Australian produce at just 205 thousand tonnes for the year before a 55 percent tariff is applied.&nbsp;
About 21 percent of that figure has been filled in the first two months of the year.&nbsp;
Rural Editor Emily Minney spoke with Rabobank's Angus-Gidley Baird about how the quota has affected trade so far this year.&nbsp;

China's beef import tariff looms: how is it influencing our market?

National Rural News Wednesday March 4 

In today's National Rural News: Freight in the firing line of Middle East conflict, Agriculture target reached four years early, will plant based products be forced to dump the word 'milk' from their branding?  -- plus the latest from the markets and more. 

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National Rural News Wednesday March 4&nbsp;
In today's National Rural News: Freight in the firing line of Middle East conflict, Agriculture target reached four years early, will plant based products be forced to dump the word 'milk' from their branding? &nbsp;-- plus the latest from the markets and more.&nbsp;
Subscribe to the National Rural News podcast: http://bit.ly/RuralNewsPodcast

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