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Outlook bright in northern Australia
31 Oct 2006

Australian Agricultural Co said its operations were largely unaffected by the dry conditions. "Unlike the southern half of Australia, the majority of AACo's properties are experiencing an above-average season with ample supply of pasture and stock water," AACo said. The company was looking to acquire "tens of thousands" of cattle at drought-affected prices to add to the current herd of 560,000 head across almost eight million hectares in north Queensland and the Northern Territory.

The Australian, 31/10/06

Previous News Items:
30 Oct 2006 | This drought more like 1982 than 2002
26 Oct 2006 | Oversupply cuts prices
25 Oct 2006 | Cost of chicken feed escalates
24 Oct 2006 | Dairy farmers ship yearlings to Tasmania
19 Oct 2006 | Meatworks put farmers on waiting lists


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