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31 May 2002 | AWB eyes Goodman Fielder milling assets AWB Ltd has confirmed that it is considering a number of investment opportunities, in a statement issued to the Australian Stock Exchange yesterday. ...... FULL STORY
30 May 2002 | Graincorp records increased half-year profit South-east Australian grain storer, handler and marketer Graincorp lifted its interim after-tax profit by 10.9 per cent to $37.8 million for the six months to March 31st, up from $34.1 million for the same period last year. ...... FULL STORY
29 May 2002 | AWB reaps upgrades on strong result AWB Ltd’s announcement in late May 2002 of a 47.1 per cent lift in half-year earnings to $77.1 million has prompted analysts to upgrade its full-year result and has seen its share price jump by 4 per cent to $4.30. ...... FULL STORY
29 May 2002 | Farmers see bleak future A new survey of farmers' confidence has found that they have a fairly bleak outlook and are braced for a fall after last season's record crop, with Victorian farmers expecting to be the worst off. ...... FULL STORY
28 May 2002 | Top harvest delivers record for AusBulk Bulk grain handler AusBulk has achieved a record half-year after-tax profit of $46.8 million. The record result came after a 55 per cent jump in half-year revenue to $402 million. This compared with $340.3 million for all of 2001. ...... FULL STORY
27 May 2002 | Farmers push trade reform amid uncertain outlook The National Party is under growing pressure to deliver in two policy areas it has identified as priorities: property protection and trade reform ...... FULL STORY
24 May 2002 | ABB Grain takes wheat route with listing The former Australian Barley Board, now ABB Grain, plans to list on the Australian Stock Exchange, hoping to raise $33 million, which will capitalise the company at just under $130 million. ...... FULL STORY
23 May 2002 | US farm bill discounted as wheat profit soars AWB Ltd has reported a net profit of $77.1 million for the six months ending March 31st, up 47 per cent on the same period last year. Operating revenue was $1.56 billion, up 20 per cent. ...... FULL STORY
22 May 2002 | WA research group fears GM-free zoning President of the Council of Grain Grower Organisations, Bruce Piper, says that he has been informed that the Western Australian Primary Industry Minister, Kim Chance, is going to announce that WA is a “GM-free Zone” soon ...... FULL STORY
21 May 2002 | Investors all ears for AWB surplus Australia's monopoly wheat trader, AWB Limited, will present its first six-month profit report tomorrow since listing in August 2001 ...... FULL STORY
20 May 2002 | GM Canola may be on the way Monsanto and Aventis Cropscience have announced a request for a license to release genetically modified (GM) canola in Australia. ...... FULL STORY
16 May 2002 | WA to allow mergers for grain bodies The Western Australian (WA) Government is set to introduce legislative changes to allow the State's major grain organisations to pursue partnerships or mergers with other industry bodies. ...... FULL STORY
10 May 2002 | Westpac NFF Rural Commodity Index continues to fall The Westpac NFF Rural Commodity Index fell for the third consecutive month as the index came under pressure from a rising Australian dollar, and growing concern about the impact of the US Farm Bill ...... FULL STORY
10 May 2002 | Lack of rain delays sowing of crops The continuing dry conditions across much of the nation are taking their toll on this year's wheat crop. ...... FULL STORY
10 May 2002 | Australia agrees to soften GM labelling laws At an international GM standards meeting in Canada, Australian delegates have indicated that they will support a US proposal that only foods considered a health hazard or which have significantly modified composition will require labelling ...... FULL STORY
6 May 2002 | Farmers put industrial waste to good use Industrial waste is being sold as fertiliser or soil conditioner across Australia for use by farms, vineyards and in home gardens. ...... FULL STORY
6 May 2002 | US Farm Bill adds to poor outlook for farmers Commodity analyst ProFarmer Australia says that the new $84 billion US Farm Bill, plus more falls over the past week in cattle, wheat, wool and cotton prices, mean that Australian farmers are in for a tough year. ...... FULL STORY
3 May 2002 | Rural commodities boost export figures Export figures have been released for March with the trade deficit coming down to $500 million, thanks largely to increased rural exports. ...... FULL STORY
3 May 2002 | Egypt continues to buy Aussie wheat AWB Ltd has sold 240,000 tonnes of wheat to Egypt, taking the volume sold to the Egyptian government to more than 1.2 million tonnes. ...... FULL STORY
3 May 2002 | Rice mill workers strike threatens industry 650 workers employed by the Rice Growers Co-operative have begun an indefinite strike over a pay dispute ...... FULL STORY
2 May 2002 | AWB expansion plans cause concern AWB's likely purchase of Goodman Fielder's $200 million flour milling assets is causing concern about the potential impact on competition. ...... FULL STORY
1 May 2002 | WA farmers outraged over wheat assignment fee The Australian Wheat Board (AWB), has caused an uproar with Western Australian wheat growers over its new assignment fee. ...... FULL STORY
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