A quick look at what's been happening and who's making news in agribusiness

Bellamy’s Organic has sealed three new strategic arrangements to get more organic milk production from Tasmania and Victoria.

Federal Department suspends exporter's licence.

Sheep Week continued into Southern Victoria for day five of the event.

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It's been a decade since the deregulation of the wheat market. Over the next few weeks Fairfax Ag Media will look at the implications.

The grim start to the season in the north continues, while the south has had some relief with falls of 30mm in the past week.

Grain growers looking to improve the profitability and sustainability of their stubble retained systems are invited to a paddock walk being run by Riverine Plains from 10am on Thursday 21 June at the Riverine Research Centre, near Yarrawonga in Victoria.

Waratahs Rugby Union blindside flanker Will Miller marked World Milk Day this year by becoming a full cream ambassador for advocacy group Dairy Connect.

NZ will slaughter up to 150,000 head to eradicate a disease

The Australian Agricultural Lease Fund plans to lease mid-sized holdings to nearby family farmers looking to expand.

John Nicoletti has listed his entire WA farming portfolio for sale, with the hope of fetching up to $85m.

A smaller penning of 1875 head was offered at Ballarat in what could to be the penultimate store cattle sale held at the Latrobe Street, Delacombe site.

A two speed demand has operated at Mortlake store whereby prices for better types of grown cattle suitable for lot feeding averaged 6-10c/kg lwt higher by restocker inquiry remained selective

Bullock sellers move back into the market to restock