January 2024 saw the strongest opening to the Aussie lamb export season on record with 25,173 tonnes swt reported shipped offshore during the month.

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After a dour end to 2023 for many in the ag sector, the upcoming year is looking much more promising both domestically and internationally.
Cattle throughput dropped 5% this week, in a short week of trading thanks to the Australia Day long weekend.
The Australian livestock sector is navigating through a period of recalibration after riding the wave of record highs, with the hope that 2024 will unfold into a year of recovery and prosperity.
All businesses upgrading equipment after 1 July 2023 should be aware that changes to the instant asset write-off may lead to additional taxable income.
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Establishing a perpetual calendar can help keep important dates front of mind for your farm business.

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