A major inquiry undertaken by the Fair Work Ombudsman found over half of the businesses investigated breached workplace laws.

Large numbers equaled a very mixed offering at Pakenham, and price trends were mixed too.

Chris Mirams takes up new title as Sheep Producers Australia merges chair and president roles in new structure.

A 360 degree experience telling the story of Australian lamb.

Advertiser content: AWI has collaborated with MLA, The Graham Centre, The Murrumbidgee Landcare Incorporated, the South Australian Grain Industry Trust and local and state Government organisations to create the Australian Best Practise Management Mannual 2018 to help producers address infestations of silverleaf nightshade (Solanum elaeagnifolium).

Advertiser content: The performance of sheep is largely determined by the quality and quantity of available pasture which, when known, enables better decisions to be made regarding allocation of stock to paddocks or supplementary feeding.

Advertiser content: The theme for this year’s National Ag Day is #GrowforGood as our farmers and the agri supply chain continue to get better at doing more with less.

You can’t afford to be losing money through lower birthing rates and inconsistent carcass weights. That’s why it’s vital to pay close attention to animal health and have a thorough management plan in place to ensure that vitamins and trace minerals aren’t being depleted.

Advertiser content: Farmers across the country are looking to leave the land in better shape, from one generation to the next, a sentiment echoed by Syngenta’s aims in the Good Growth Plan.

Barley prices have fallen by up to $40/t in the past week, with uncertainty over the Chinese anti-dumping investigation playing a key role.

Industry talked up sorghum crop prospects following a great October, but the situation at the end of November is not so rosy.

Some Victorian centres this month recorded the latest calendar date for a frost event on record, and it was cold through NSW and SA too.

The dairy industry might finally be able to use genetically modified ryegrasses that promise big production gains if the Australian Government approves a new technology.

They are battling drought and unsustainable milk prices but to further rub salt into the wound now dairy farmers are being forced to repay the government’s Farm Household Allowance.

Mike and Robyn Condon’s Glen Innes lifestyle property Middle Ridge will be auctioned on December 8.

The Pittsworth property Omaroo will be auctioned by Ray White Rural on December 14.

Feedlot buyers and specialist grass finishers were hungry for weight at Ballarat

Watch the moment a sheep is lifted out of silt by an excavator after getting stuck.

Highly polished first-cross young ewes made to a state high so far this season of $345 a head at Bendigo on Friday.