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Successful ram sales at Caroonboon and East Loddon

Successful ram sales at Caroonboon and East Loddon

Fifty-five head of Caroonboon rams were offered in the stud’s sixth annual on property sale. Stock sold to a high of $5,500 for Lot 1, and an average of $1,752. The sale marked the first anniversary of management of Caroonboon for husband and wife team Georgie and

Remembering John Kulper

Remembering John Kulper

The Riverine Grazier’s Editor, Tertia Butcher always quotes an African proverb, “When an old person dies, a library is lost”. Mr John Raymond Kulper was not only a respected, knowledgeable and quiet gentleman, but he was also such a library. Mr Kulper was fascinated by the history of Hay,

AFA offloads iconic Riverina properties in $780 million sale to Agriculture & Natural Solutions Acquisition Corporation

AFA offloads iconic Riverina properties in $780 million sale to Agriculture & Natural Solutions Acquisition Corporation

Australian Food and Agriculture (AFA) has sold its 225,000 hectares of sheep, cattle, and cropping lands in the districts of Deniliquin, Hay, and Coonamble, including iconic Australian Merino sheep stations Boonoke and Wanganella. As part of its portfolio AFA also owned about 57,600 hectares near Hay, including the

A Grade, B Res netball and Under 14 AFL Lions clinch premierships

A Grade by Lani Houston - Hay 62 defeated Murrabit 48 In perfect conditions for a grand final Hay came out strong from the start. The first two quarters were closely contested with both teams going goal for goal. Kellie Walker and Ellie Parr combined well in the circle, shooting

Mayoral chains returned to Hay

Mayoral chains returned to Hay

A mayoral chain worn by the late OJ Smith has been returned to Hay. “It needed to come back home,” former Hay resident Noelene Martin said. “It had been sitting in a cupboard since we moved to Uranquinty and no one ever saw it.” Noelene and her husband, Rod brought

Cotton growers call for Gundaline Station’s myBMP accreditation to be stripped

Cotton growers call for Gundaline Station’s myBMP accreditation to be stripped

By Krista Schade Allegations of wrongdoings continue to plague Gundaline Station, an irrigation farm covering more than 14,000 hectares east of Hay. At the recent national Cotton Conference held on the Gold Coast in early August, rumours circulated of a group of disgruntled fellow growers, unhappy with Gundaline’s