The Compass has a look at the latest record grain season and what it means for the state.

After growing up with Dorpers in a semi-arid region of South Africa, Marius Loots shares his story - from cropping in Narrogin, to establishing a sheep stud in NSW, and now farming in the Mt Barker region.

These four words are not something you would hear together in most conversations but all four work hand-in-hand when it comes to looking after your livestock, increasing your profit margins and giving you a tasty feed at the same time.

Milne Feeds have recently had some changes at Moora depot, with a new location established, and a new manager, Rhys Fleay, appointed. Read more on Rhys' story here.

For many people in agriculture, the focus in WA at this time of year is grain, grain, grain! With a large harvest haul predicted, trading grain for pellets could provide a good alternative to storage.

The Compass gets into the weeds as to why oat prices go up and down like a seesaw in a cyclone.

With many growers planning ahead to take pellets early in preparation for the summer, here are some key tips for storing pellets on farm.

Nutritional value of grain can vary greatly from paddock to paddock. We take a look at variability in barley and what that means for feeding sheep.

Milne Feeds recently welcomed Paul Nenke to the team. Hailing from a cropping and sheep farm in Kukerin, Paul shares his tips and experiences on surviving the challenges of harvest.

Milne Feeds was pleased to be able to sponsor the Merino Section at this year’s Royal Show. Read more about the winners here