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The Border Watch : November 1st 2013
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FOR PRIVATE SELECTION 5 Angus Bulls, 16-16 Months Quiet Temperament Brecon Blood $1600 +GST Phone Neville Bowd: 03 5528 1208 / 0409 281 554 HIGHEST AND BEST OFFERS BY MONDAY NOVEMBER 18, 2013 (unless sold prior) 188.5 ACRES “THE MANGA BLOCK” Hennessy Lane Mt.McIntyre 76.3HA • Grazing cropping block • Watered by two windmills & tanks • Well fenced into 4 paddocks • Heavy soil types, Late fi nishing country • Clover & Ryegrass based pasture • 8ha recently sown to Fletcha Fescue • 14.2ha i.e. water licence. A good block suited to both grazing or cropping with frontage to Manga Lane and Hennessy Lane, Mt. McIntyre. Internet I.D. 5859611 HIGHEST AND BEST OFFERS BY MONDAY NOVEMBER 11, 2013 740 ACRES “TUGGERANONG” 24202 PRINCES HIGHWAY GREENWAYS • War Service Perpetual Lease No. 477 • Productive property with extensive low cost Artesian Irrigation • 3 Artesian Bores each @ 150,000 GPH with an irrigated area of 128 ha I.E. (316 acres) • 3 stand woolshed and sheep yards • 131.4 ha (325 acres) of higher sheltered grazing including Blue Gum Plantation of 31.3 ha (77.34 acres) • May be purchased stocked with Prime Lamb sheep fl ock as W.I.W.O. A very productive property showing good cash fl ow, with potential for hay/silage making, strawberry clover seed production, breeding & fattening. Internet I.D. 5813942 354.3 ACRES “MYLAND” 653 WEST AVENUE ROAD GREENWAYS AS 2 NON CONTINGENT LOTS • Three bedroom home, 3 stand Raised Board shearing shed and yards, Implement shed, workshop • Irrigation Licence of 76 HA IE (187.8 acres) aquaculture Water Licence of 29250 KL • Holding ponds and aquaculture infrastructure (currently unused) 6ha. (15acres) Availalable stocked with prime lamb ewe fl ock as W.I.W..O. Grazing/cropping. Approx 35 acres sown to beans. A warm sheltered property with improved pastures. Internet I.D. 5815705 THE PINES 191 ACRES 77.53 HA • Approx. 120 acres Pinus Radiata Plantation established from 1980 due for thinnings and clear fell • Approx. 20 acres Blue Gum Plantation established 2005. Internet I.D. 5815705 BRUCE AULD 0428 849 882 Elders Millicent, Railway Terrace 8733 2099 RLA 62833 143.4 HA 299.48 HA NEW PRODUCT: South Australian Dairyfarmers’ Association president David Basham, Agriculture Minister Gail Gago and Coles chief operating offi cer John Durkan launch the new SADA Fresh milk label. SA Dairyfarmers take destiny into own hands The idea of the brand came about because we recognised that the industry is at a critical point in this state and we need to do something to ensure it has a future SADA president David Basham Profi ts from new initiative fl ow straight back to growing industry 2000 2000 MOUNT GAMBIER STORE CATTLE MARKET CATTLE Friday 8th November 2013 at 11am STEERS A/C TUSCANNA (P&L) 150 Angus Steers, 5-7 months, Lawson Blood A/C WAVEHILLS (MWJ) 100 Angus Steers, 12-14 months, by team Te Mania Sires A/C VARIOUS (P&L) 50 Angus Steers A/C D & N PEEL (MWJ) 50 Angus & Angus X Steers, 6-8 months, Granite Ridge Blood A/C LK LING (LAND) 35 Angus Steers, Feb/March drop, Granite Ridge Blood A/C WRIGHT SWAMP (ELD) 30 Angus Steer, 14 months, Banquet Blood A/C AVONLEA (MWJ) 20 Angus Steers, 10-12 months A/C MOUNTVIEW (MWJ) 25 Angus Steers, 4 months, weaned A/C GK & KL TURNBULL (SAL) 20 Angus & Angus x Steers, 12-14 months A/C RICKIHANA PARK (LAND) 15 Angus Steers, Feb/March drop, Granite Ridge Blood A/C SHILOH PARK (TRABEL TRADING) (RWK) 80 Hereford Steers, weaned A/C R ALIBERTI (MWJ) 70 Poll Hereford Steer, 15-16 months Drenched 1/10 with Cydectin A/C LOWAN FLAT (MWJ) 40 Hereford Angus x Steers, 12 months A/C TONDILLA HOLDINGS (LAND) 35 Poll Hereford Steers A/C AVONLEA 30 Angus Hereford x Steers, 12-14 months A/C TC PAGET (LAND) 30 Poll Hereford Steers, Feb/March drop, Spots Hill Blood A/C SHILOH PARK (TABEEL TRADING) (RWK) 20 Angus/Hereford Steers, Weaners A/C ASH LANE (P&L) 12 Hereford Steers, 15-16 months A/C CHANT (ELD) 10 Hereford Steers, 12-14 months A/C AVONLEA (MWJ) 15 Murray Grey Steers, 15-16 months A/C BREEDER (ELD) 30 Hereford Steers, 12-14 months A/C VENDOR (P&L) 15 Angus Steers, 14 months A/C BREEDER (ELD) 25 Angus Steers, 12-14 months A/C WILLOW BANK (P&L) 20 Charolais Steers, weaned A/C VENDOR (P&L) 14 Friesian Steers, 12 months A/C BREEDER (ELD) 10 Friesian Steers, 7 months HEIFERS A/C TUSCANNA (P&L) 100 Angus Heifers, 5-7 months, Lawson Blood A/C LK LING (LAND) 35 Angus Heifers, Feb/March drop, Granite Ridge Blood A/C MOUNTVIEW (MWJ) 25 Angus Heifers, 4 months, weaned A/C OAKLAND PARK (RWK) 20 Angus Heifers, 10-12 months A/C RICKIHANA PARK (LAND) 15 Angus Heifers, Feb/March drop, Granite Ridge Blood A/C LOWAN FLAT (MWJ) 40 Hereford Angus x Heifers, 12 months A/C TONDILLA HOLDINGS (LAND) 35 Poll Hereford Heifers A/C TC PAGET (LAND) 30 Poll Hereford Heifers, Feb/March drop, Spot Hills Blood A/C PATAANGA PASTORAL CO (MWJ) 30 Shorthorn Heifers, 16-18 months A/C WILLOW BANK (P&L) 20 Charolais Heifers, weaned A/C VARIOUS (P&L) 50 Angus Heifers A/C BREEDER (ELD) 20 Angus Heifers 12-14 months 15 Hereford Heifers, 12-14 months COWS & CALVES A/C MISS RIDGE (P&L) 24 Angus Cows 3rd-4th Calvers with Sept/Oct drop Angus CAF A/C DR & LM MCKINNON (RWK) 12 Angus x Cows PTIC to Limo Bull To calve March 2014 A/C UNDERWOOD (RWK) 8 Angus Heifers with CAF 10 weeks Lawson Blood, not rejoined A/C MA FENNELL & VM RICHARDS (RWK) 3 cows with CAF A/C VENDOR (SAL) 4 Angus Cows and Calves Rubber Soft Flooring throughout yards • Canteen available MOUNT GAMBIER COMBINED AGENTS 22 - The Border Watch, Friday, November 1, 2013 CONSUMERS are already embracing a new milk brand launched last week to benefi t the state’s dairy farmers. The South Australian Dairyfarmers’ Association has created its own label in a ground-breaking initiative designed to secure the future of the industry. New brand SADA Fresh is being processed and packaged in Adelaide by Parmalat under a special licensing agreement and is now on sale through Coles supermarkets across South Australia. The ground-breaking initiative will see 40 cents of the proceeds from every two-litre container sold go to a new fund being set up by SADA to fi nance projects benefi ting dairy farmers. “Our farmers have been through some pretty tough times because of low prices, poor seasons and rising production costs,” SADA president David Basham said. “The idea of the brand came about because we recognised that the industry is at a critical point in this state and we need to do something to ensure it has a future. “As an association, under law we are not allowed to distribute funds to individual members, but we can use the money to help all South Australian farmers. “By pooling the proceeds and investing it in the right projects, we believe we have the potential to generate long-term benefi ts worth many more dollars than we collect. “For example, opportunities are opening up right now for new markets and value-added products, particularly export into Asia, which have the potential to pay farmers higher premiums for their milk. “But we need resources to attract investment and make that happen.” Mr Basham said SADA was overwhelmed by the initial response to the concept. “The milk has only been on the shelves a few days and we are told it is already selling beyond expectations, so clearly consumers like the idea of being able to support a local product and local farmers,” he said. “Buying SADA Fresh gives them a very tangible way to help safeguard an industry that is vital to the state and make sure they have the choice in the future of buying quality, fresh local dairy produce.” Agriculture Minister Gail Gago and Coles chief operating offi cer John Durkan praised the SADA initiative at the offi cial launch. “SADA approached us with the suggestion of creating a regional milk brand in South Australia and now after a signifi cant amount of work by SADA, Parmalat and our buying team to fi nalise the sourcing, licensing, processing and packaging, we are delighted to sell SADA Fresh milk in more than 50 stores across the state,” Mr Durkan said. “This is a landmark day in South Australia’s dairy industry, which we hope will give dairy farmers here greater confi dence in their future. “We believe it will be popular among South Australians because we know shoppers like to buy locally-produced milk and they like to support local farmers.” Initially, two products are carrying the SADA Fresh brand - full cream and low fat milk. However SADA is considering expanding the range into other dairy products which may be licensed to other manufacturers. While the label is being sold exclusively through Coles for the fi rst 12 months, there is also potential in the future to make the brand available through other retailers. “The total amount of drinking milk sold in a year in SA is 220 million litres and we would like to hope that in the longer term we can secure one percent of the market or 2.2 million litres,” Mr Basham said. 22 OnTh eLand VISIT US ONLINE borderwatch.com.au 632497 632309 PRELIMINARY NOTICE
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