In today's National Rural News: Another processor lifts support milk payments, fertiliser prices approach two decade high, time running out for Basin communities to have their say  -- plus the latest from the markets and more. 

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In today's National Rural News: Another processor lifts support milk payments, fertiliser prices approach two decade high, time running out for Basin communities to have their say &nbsp;-- plus the latest from the markets and more.&nbsp;
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National Rural News Friday April 24

A seven million dollar program will be rolled out in New South Wales, in an effort to eradicate a parasite affecting cattle. 

The New South Wales government will deliver the first Cattle Tick Eradication Action Plan by the end of September. 

The parasite has become endemic to a large part of Queensland, causing concern for Northern New South Wales producers. 

Rural Editor Emily Minney spoke with New South Wales Farmers Association spokesman and cattle producer Tony Hegarty about the move.

A seven million dollar program will be rolled out in New South Wales, in an effort to eradicate a parasite affecting cattle.&nbsp;
The New South Wales government will deliver the first Cattle Tick Eradication Action Plan by the end of September.&nbsp;
The parasite has become endemic to a large part of Queensland, causing concern for Northern New South Wales producers.&nbsp;
Rural Editor Emily Minney spoke with New South Wales Farmers Association spokesman and cattle producer Tony Hegarty about the move.

New South Wales government commits to Cattle Tick eradication efforts

National Rural News Thursday April 23

In today's National Rural News: Some suppliers to an Indonesian dairy company still waiting on March payments, additional fuel supplies bound for Australia, the video-game hoping to get the next generation into ag   -- plus the latest from the markets and more. 

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National Rural News Thursday April 23
In today's National Rural News: Some suppliers to an Indonesian dairy company still waiting on March payments, additional fuel supplies bound for Australia, the video-game hoping to get the next generation into ag &nbsp; -- plus the latest from the markets and more.&nbsp;
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National Rural News Thursday April 23

It's hoped a video-game simulating life on a cattle station, could encourage the next generation to take up a career in agriculture. 

Developed by Northern Territory based Nathan Groves and Chas 'CJ' Cole, the game Pasture allows players to act as ringers on cattle stations. 

Rural Reporter Brady Evans caught up with Nathan Groves about the development and its inspiration.

It's hoped a video-game simulating life on a cattle station, could encourage the next generation to take up a career in agriculture.&nbsp;
Developed by Northern Territory based Nathan Groves and Chas 'CJ' Cole, the game Pasture allows players to act as ringers on cattle stations.&nbsp;
Rural Reporter Brady Evans caught up with Nathan Groves about the development and its inspiration.

National Rural News Friday April 24

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