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Long lines of cattle at Leongatha lure 'lots

Long lines of cattle at Leongatha lure 'lots

Long lines of cattle at Leongatha drew a strong line-up of buyers and prices lifted accordingly.

Tassal Group to develop Exmoor as major aquaculture operation

Tassal Group to develop Exmoor as major aquaculture operation

Exmoor Station at Bloomsbury will be developed as a major aquaculture operation by its new owner, the Tassal Group.

Variable summer flows in bid to protect the Goulburn

Variable summer flows in bid to protect the Goulburn

Moves to variable flow rates in the Goulburn River during the peak period to protect the river.

Karawarra delivers Mackenzie River diversity

Karawarra delivers Mackenzie River diversity

Karamarra has been developed as three separate businesses: Irrigation, broadacre farming and cattle.

Tassal Group to develop Exmoor as major aquaculture operation

Tassal Group to develop Exmoor as major aquaculture operation

Exmoor Station at Bloomsbury will be developed as a major aquaculture operation by its new owner, the Tassal Group.

ACCC: beef sector still not doing enough

ACCC: beef sector still not doing enough

The ACCC has commended the beef and cattle industry for improving transparency, but wants more work done.

Can we triple grain-fed beef exports to China by 2030?

Can we triple grain-fed beef exports to China by 2030?

A new report from Rabobank says Australia has an opportunity to increase grain-fed beef exports to China by 65 per cent by 2030.

NAPCO's Ross Peatling takes out prestigious beef innovation award

NAPCO's Ross Peatling takes out prestigious beef innovation award

Cattleman Ross Peatling, Alexandria Station in the NT, was awarded the prestigious 2019 NABRC producer medal last night.

Alarm bells ring over corn crop projections

Alarm bells ring over corn crop projections

It has not been a walk in the park for the developing corn crop since planting.

ACCC: beef sector still not doing enough

ACCC: beef sector still not doing enough

The ACCC has commended the beef and cattle industry for improving transparency, but wants more work done.

Karawarra delivers Mackenzie River diversity

Karawarra delivers Mackenzie River diversity

Karamarra has been developed as three separate businesses: Irrigation, broadacre farming and cattle.

NAPCO's Ross Peatling takes out prestigious beef innovation award

NAPCO's Ross Peatling takes out prestigious beef innovation award

Cattleman Ross Peatling, Alexandria Station in the NT, was awarded the prestigious 2019 NABRC producer medal last night.

Variable summer flows in bid to protect the Goulburn

Variable summer flows in bid to protect the Goulburn

Moves to variable flow rates in the Goulburn River during the peak period to protect the river.

Alarm bells ring over corn crop projections

Alarm bells ring over corn crop projections

It has not been a walk in the park for the developing corn crop since planting.

Farm trespass penalties are woefully inadequate

Farm trespass penalties are woefully inadequate

Victoria needs to strengthen penalties to deter farm trespass, including on-the-spot fines of at least $1000.

Fresh Awards 2019 declare NSW/ACT's best fresh produce suppliers | PHOTOS

Fresh Awards 2019 declare NSW/ACT's best fresh produce suppliers | PHOTOS

There were plenty of smiles at this year's Fresh Awards.

Can we triple grain-fed beef exports to China by 2030?

Can we triple grain-fed beef exports to China by 2030?

A new report from Rabobank says Australia has an opportunity to increase grain-fed beef exports to China by 65 per cent by 2030.

Agribusiness

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US-China trade war winds blow hot, then cold for Australian ag

US-China trade war winds blow hot, then cold for Australian ag

Enjoy the good export times while they last, then buckle up for a potentially long downturn in global ag trade, says Rabobank.

Corn takes wheat on downward trend

Corn takes wheat on downward trend

Grain prices are set to fall in the near term, according to the latest USDA Report.

Dollar's dip defends dairy from rising import tide

Dollar's dip defends dairy from rising import tide

Dairy imports from New Zealand, Europe and America have doubled in recent years but the low dollar could slow the trade

What's up Skip? Fake roo meat now on the menu

What's up Skip? Fake roo meat now on the menu

NSW Government backs Australia's first stem cell-cultivated meat producer with $25,000 for commercial roo meat project

Politics

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National farm debt mediation scheme expected by mid-2020

National farm debt mediation scheme expected by mid-2020

Federal government is working with states to deliver the key rural recommendation from the Banking royal Commission.

Nationals icon Tim Fischer 'gravely ill'

Nationals icon Tim Fischer 'gravely ill'

Former deputy prime minister Tim Fischer is reportedly gravely ill in a southern NSW hospital.

NFF backing import levy to bolster biosecurity system

NFF backing import levy to bolster biosecurity system

Reform remains stalled while government grapples with backlash to proposed legislation.

Economy can handle global shock: Treasurer

Economy can handle global shock: Treasurer

The Treasurer says the coalition will take all necessary actions to keep Australia's economy afloat, amid fears of an impending recession in the United States.

NSW's Broken Hill pipeline leaves Murray Darling high and dry

NSW's Broken Hill pipeline leaves Murray Darling high and dry

The long-awaited business case for the $467m project reveals state government failed to properly consider environmental costs.

Property

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Karawarra delivers Mackenzie River diversity

Karawarra delivers Mackenzie River diversity

Karamarra has been developed as three separate businesses: Irrigation, broadacre farming and cattle.

Tassal Group to develop Exmoor as major aquaculture operation

Tassal Group to develop Exmoor as major aquaculture operation

Exmoor Station at Bloomsbury will be developed as a major aquaculture operation by its new owner, the Tassal Group.

Cunnamulla aggregation asking $9 million

Cunnamulla aggregation asking $9 million

The Godfrey family's 40,468 hectare Barrygowan aggregation is on the market for $9 million.

Impressive Thoroughbred property hits the market

Impressive Thoroughbred property hits the market

Vendors Phil and Fiona Sloane have their large and prominent Thoroughbred property, Ridgeview Stud, on the market.

Life & Style

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Get the latest tips to improve your hay production

Get the latest tips to improve your hay production

Wimmera farmers should mark their calendars for one of four hay workshops being delivered in mid-September.

Legendary bush racehorse immortalised

Legendary bush racehorse immortalised

One of the greatest racehorses the bush, and Australia, has ever seen has now been recognised with a sculpture in her hometown of Blackall.

Horsham German, Irish festival dates announced

Horsham German, Irish festival dates announced

The festivals would return for a second consecutive year.

Why Danielle and Ash changed their lives to grow flowers

Why Danielle and Ash changed their lives to grow flowers

When Danielle White and husband Ashley Wren purchased 30 acres in Pipers Creek seven years ago, their initial plan was to continue growing Ash's organic garlic.

New 15-part series shines spotlight on nation's farming women

New 15-part series shines spotlight on nation's farming women

Did you know 49 per cent of all food in Australia is produced by women?

Start-up gin distillery takes on the world

Start-up gin distillery takes on the world

A small, start-up gin distillery on the NSW Far South Coast has beaten about 800 competitors to take home awards from an international competition.

Chinwag shares tails of unique bush lifestyle

Chinwag shares tails of unique bush lifestyle

Telling the stories of rural and remote families is taking a step forward with the launch of a new podcast.

Events

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Santa Gertudis out in force at the Ekka

Santa Gertudis out in force at the Ekka

Following on from its success as the feature breed at the Emerald Show, Santa Gertrudis breeders turned out in force at the Ekka on Thursday.

Herd of Hope delivers outback charity to city kids

Herd of Hope delivers outback charity to city kids

Rural charity reaches out to give children from organ donor families a taste of station life.

Stock dog sells for $7000 at Murrurundi

Stock dog sells for $7000 at Murrurundi

Working dogs and pups were on offer.

Who's open when during Sheep Week 2019

Who's open when during Sheep Week 2019

All the information you need to know about Sheep Week 2019.

All the action and faces of Adina Polocrosse World Cup

All the action and faces of Adina Polocrosse World Cup

The 2019 Adina Polocrosse World Cup kicked off with the opening ceremony at Morgan Park and games are now underway.

Growth, milk, temperament and structure the focus for Merrimans at Little Range

Growth, milk, temperament and structure the focus for Merrimans at Little Range

Jono Merriman is a longtime buyer at the Herefords Australia National Show and Sale at Dubbo.

Nation's best set to compete for young auctioneer title

Nation's best set to compete for young auctioneer title

Seven of Australia's top young agents, representing five businesses across four states, will compete for the title of the nation's best young auctioneer.