After a promising start to the season, the warm days, cold nights, and lack of follow-up rains have resulted in slim pickings for sheep turned out on paddocks. We look at some strategies to navigate through the extended autumn 'gap'.

Recently, the team from Milne were lucky enough to catch up with Dave Martin, from Williams, who is restoring a 1930s Diamond T Milne Feeds truck

With machinery manufacturers delving more and more into the use of electric motors, Sales Manager, Paul Nenke, looks at alternative energy sources for farming operations.

The WA Youth Cattle Handlers Camp (WAYCHC) took place recently at the Brunswick Junction Show Grounds, with 100 young minds ready to learn all they could about cattle handling and showing.

The aftermath of the devastation of the floods has seen a great season develop. Milne Sales Manager, Jonathan Langan, recently visited stations in the Kimberley to see how the mustering season is shaping up.

The Compass considers what AI could mean for farming

After the huge success of their inaugural bull sale in 2022, this year's Munda Reds Droughtmaster bull sale is one not to be missed.

The Compass looks at the key enabler behind this year’s record grain crop, the fall in sheep numbers over the last few decades.

Knowing how much feed is in the silo is vital for farmers. Milne sales manager, Paul Nenke, explores the new technology taking the guesswork out of this task.

With the continued temperatures of this year’s summer thoroughly diminishing any dry feed left in paddocks, the topic of confinement feeding ewes through the late summer and autumn period is even more pertinent.