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Drought grants missing affected farmers

Drought grants missing affected farmers

There are concerns the Victoria Government's On-Farm Drought Infrastructure Support Grants scheme is not servicing the full Victorian farming community affected by drought conditions.

World's oldest ram semen still swimming strong

World's oldest ram semen still swimming strong

It may have been put on ice decades ago but this semen lives on.

EvokeAg event a feast of innovation

EvokeAg event a feast of innovation

Agtech conference to become annual event

Yavenvale Nockout knocked down for $27,000

Yavenvale Nockout knocked down for $27,000

Strong support at Yavenvale sale prices average $7243

World's oldest ram semen still swimming strong

World's oldest ram semen still swimming strong

It may have been put on ice decades ago but this semen lives on.

Kerry Stokes sells Kangaroo Island aggregation

Kerry Stokes sells Kangaroo Island aggregation

Cygnet Park Farms, is a 7821-hectare aggregation and the largest landholding on Kangaroo Island.

Neville at odds with Federal Labor

Neville at odds with Federal Labor

Plans to lift the water buyback cap described as popularist politicking

Paddock tree help available

Paddock tree help available

Grants are now available to help Goulburn Valley farmers protect paddock trees

Technology to save the farm

Technology to save the farm

Agribusiness Elders is investing in farm technology for the future

Kerry Stokes sells Kangaroo Island aggregation

Kerry Stokes sells Kangaroo Island aggregation

Cygnet Park Farms, is a 7821-hectare aggregation and the largest landholding on Kangaroo Island.

Yavenvale Nockout knocked down for $27,000

Yavenvale Nockout knocked down for $27,000

Strong support at Yavenvale sale prices average $7243

Paddock tree help available

Paddock tree help available

Grants are now available to help Goulburn Valley farmers protect paddock trees

EvokeAg event a feast of innovation

EvokeAg event a feast of innovation

Agtech conference to become annual event

Technology to save the farm

Technology to save the farm

Agribusiness Elders is investing in farm technology for the future

Jolliffe first CQUni grad from Hamilton campus

Jolliffe first CQUni grad from Hamilton campus

Inspired by the people in the agricultural industry and wanting to update her skills has led to Michele Jolliffe recently being named CQUniversity’s first Hamilton graduate.

Glencore puts cap on coal production levels

Glencore puts cap on coal production levels

The company told investors that it recognised the increasing risks associated with climate change.

Neville at odds with Federal Labor

Neville at odds with Federal Labor

Plans to lift the water buyback cap described as popularist politicking

Agribusiness

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Technology to save the farm

Technology to save the farm

Agribusiness Elders is investing in farm technology for the future

EvokeAg event a feast of innovation

EvokeAg event a feast of innovation

Agtech conference to become annual event

Kerry Stokes sells Kangaroo Island aggregation

Kerry Stokes sells Kangaroo Island aggregation

Cygnet Park Farms, is a 7821-hectare aggregation and the largest landholding on Kangaroo Island.

Glencore puts cap on coal production levels

Glencore puts cap on coal production levels

The company told investors that it recognised the increasing risks associated with climate change.

Politics

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'Communities will die': farmers' water buyback warning to Labor

'Communities will die': farmers' water buyback warning to Labor

Take politics out of the Basin Plan or risk serious consequences in river towns, irrigators say

Dairy industry sceptical of Labor's plan to regulate milk price

Dairy industry sceptical of Labor's plan to regulate milk price

Milk floor price won't fix fundamental issues impacting dairy industry profitability, producers say

First Brexit, next Rexit for regional NSW and Victoria?

First Brexit, next Rexit for regional NSW and Victoria?

Victorian MP Tim Quilty uses maiden speech to parliament to call for new state to help rural residents.

Labor demands floor price to 'save' dairy industry

Labor demands floor price to 'save' dairy industry

Labor call for a dairy floor price defeated in parliament today.

Milk wars come to Canberra, barbs fly over Coles, Aldi boycott

Milk wars come to Canberra, barbs fly over Coles, Aldi boycott

Fitzgibbon says farmers will be the collateral damage of Littleproud's call for shoppers to shun major retailers over dollar milk.

Property

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Kerry Stokes sells Kangaroo Island aggregation

Kerry Stokes sells Kangaroo Island aggregation

Cygnet Park Farms, is a 7821-hectare aggregation and the largest landholding on Kangaroo Island.

Condamine Gems sold at auction

Condamine Gems sold at auction

Condamine properties Wongalea, Ramona and Topwater sold at auction for $14.5 million.

Marshlands on the market

Marshlands on the market

Greg and Sally Chappell's South Burnett holding Marshlands will be auctioned by Ray White Rural on March 22.

Earlslea to be auctioned on March 16

Earlslea to be auctioned on March 16

The 101 hectare Kaimkillenbun property Earlslea will be auctioned on-site on March 16.

Life & Style

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Qld truckie claims Yowie bashed his bonnet

Qld truckie claims Yowie bashed his bonnet

A Queensland truckie claims he eye-balled a hulking 3-metre tall Yowie in broad daylight.

Still interested in that $100 pub?

Still interested in that $100 pub?

"We’re terrified because we’ve put a lot of energy and money into getting this up and we’re hoping the Australian public will respond."

VAST funding sends TV signals

VAST funding sends TV signals

The cost of set-top boxes and a need for local programming were two of the issues raised by the Isolated Children’s Parents’ Association when it responded to the federal government review into the newly re-funded Viewer Access Television Service.

No country like ours: author shines light on country’s growers | Gallery

No country like ours: author shines light on country’s growers | Gallery

"There’s over 300 elements to the agriculture industry to cover."

Technology trends to watch for in 2019

Technology trends to watch for in 2019

Tech expert Michael Bancroft is brimming with optimism about the opportunities new technologies are opening up.

Industry fears as vets leaving in 'droves'

Industry fears as vets leaving in 'droves'

The Lincoln Institute survey found nearly 90 per cent of veterinary business owners and managers reported unprecedented difficulty filling vacancies.

Meet the McCallums, one of Australia's few Amish families

Meet the McCallums, one of Australia's few Amish families

A family leaves behind the trappings of the 21st century to lead a simple, pious life in rural Tasmania.

Events

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Big ideas set to light up evokeAG

Big ideas set to light up evokeAG

Blue-sky thinkers with the best ideas in agriculture are preparing to converge on Melbourne's evokeAG event.

What are the four personality types of Australian farmers?

What are the four personality types of Australian farmers?

Cam Nicholson is passionate about providing advice to boost farmers’ profitability and productivity, and one of the keys tools he uses is determining the personality types of his clients.

All the photos from the MLA dinner at Red Meat 2018

All the photos from the MLA dinner at Red Meat 2018

Click here for photos from the dinner marking 20 years of MLA at the Red Meat Conference 2018

Doing our bit at home

Doing our bit at home

The New England Soldiers' Club, a place for all members of the Australian Imperial Expeditionary Forces, camped at Armidale Showground in 1916.

Armistice Centenary: We can never forget

Armistice Centenary: We can never forget

Dungog is one Australian community that sent away its young men to war a century ago.

Why should we remember the Great War?

Why should we remember the Great War?

I do think the war was a tragedy, even aside from the suffering and death it imposed.

Melbourne Cup 2018: an average punter’s guide

Melbourne Cup 2018: an average punter’s guide

He's no racing guru, but Matt Findlay's got tips to throw around like he's the Backstreet Boys’ hairdresser in the mid-1990s.