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ProFarmer In The Press
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2007
The West Australian Jan 27, 2007 - AWB monopoly ends with Esperance shipment
2006
The Age Oct 9 - No pain, no grain; 87% of crops tipped to fail
The West Australian Sept 30 - Grain marketing courses to meet industry challenges
Stock & Land - Pool certainty crucial
The Land Sept 28 - Crunch time on Cole costs
The Land Sept 28 - Canola rise a false dawn?
The Rural Sept 15 - Yields are not promising
The Courier Mail Sept 12.pdf - Gales fail to boost rainfall
Queensland Country Life Sept 7.pdf - Grain price spike biggest in 20 years
Stock & Land Sept 7.pdf - Skyrocketing
The Land Sept 7.pdf - Grain prices gallop ahead
Tasmanian Country Aug 18.pdf - Biodiesel buy-up drives GM-free canola
Countryman Aug 17 #2.pdf - Biofuel cooperatives grow
CountryMan Aug 17.pdf - Live exports a must for WA
Farm Weekly Aug 17.pdf - The importance of being urban
The Age Aug 14.pdf - Firmer prices help take sting out of Doha failure
The Rural Aug 11.pdf - WA crops from bad to worse
Queensland Country Life Aug 10.pdf - Cropping outlook slips
Stock Journal Aug 10.pdf - In short: Little crop benefit
Farm Weekly Aug 10.pdf - The only thing not coming down is rain
The Age Aug 9.pdf - Victoria's outlook improves, but not WA
Snowy River Mail Aug 2.pdf - Bio-fuels in spotlight
ABC TV Landline program 23/7 - ProFarmer Managing Director Richard Koch talks to Kerry Lonergan about crop conditions and what the 2006/07 season may hold... (read full transcript here)
The Age 28/7 - No rain is pain below the belt
The West Australian 26/7 - Biofuels take off overseas
The Age 26/7 - Crops rely on the kindness of spring
The Age 10/7 - Crops poor but high prices lifts farmers' spirits
Bloomberg 7/7 - Australia's grain harvest prospects worsen after drier weather
Stock and Land 25/5 - Futures soar to 10 year highs
The Land 20/4 - Canola catches a break
Stock and Land 9/3 - Iraq Inquiry link to pool dip?
Australian Grain 28/2 - AWB in the hot seat
The Countryman (WA) 16/2 - Iraq ban bites
The Age 14/2 - AWB rocked, but wheat to find a home
The Weekend Australian 28/1 - Change is sprouting from AWB's seeds of discontent, writes Glenda Korporaal
The West Australian 21/1 - AWB struggles in crisis
WESTERN AUSTRALIAN READERS...
See our weekly column each Thursday in the Countryman newspaper.
(All news clips courtesy of Media Monitors)
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Profarmer analyst Dennis Wise on ABC's Country Hour - Monday, 13 March:
Profarmer believes the single desk will be modified to allow companies other than AWB to export wheat but the extent of the changes will depend on grower and industry lobbying.
Profarmer's Dennis Wise says it is important the changes do not only satisfy political interests.
"Whatever model is developed is a commercial model and not one merely designed to satisfy the political whims of the day," he said.
"Of course there's a huge amount of balancing between grower interests, and the interests of some of the marketers, between Liberals and Nationals and so it goes. There's always going to be compromise, after all it's politics."
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