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SA sheep producers worry for their industry's future over plans to phase out live exports, a QLD Fruit Fly outbreak in northern Adelaide causes headaches for farmers in the city's food bowl, and South East fishing groups call for changes to the current management of a lethal abalone virus outbreak.
Thousands of Australian sheep and cattle remain on board a ship after the federal regulator refuses an export application, exotic invasive snails are being turned into 3D models as an educational tool for grain producers, and the SA Greens call for a state-based inquiry into supermarket food prices and farmgate prices.
There are mounting worries for thousands of sheep and cattle stranded off the coast off Western Australia, in sweltering heat, because of a bio security stand-off.
The ship was ordered back by the Federal Department of Agriculture after it diverted off its course to the Middle East due to security concerns in the Red Sea.
Australia's live export trade to Indonesia is in limbo, with the industry still waiting for import permits to be issued for 2024.
Rabobank's latest Rural Confidence Survey has shown a late turnaround in farmer confidence in South Australia, Livestock SA has called for the resumption of live sheep exports out of Adelaide by sea, and artifical intelligence is now helping to defend forest plantations in the state's South East from bushfires.
The Vietnamese government has unveiled new animal welfare standards at a beef conference in Hanoi.
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