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Tightening of supply now reaching slaughter figures

Tightening of supply now reaching slaughter figures

Lamb records have fallen again this week, and it's not just one standout pen skewing the perception of market outcomes.

Australian lamb record broken for second time this week

Australian lamb record broken for second time this week

Lamb prices climbed to a new record high at Wagga Wagga.

Investigation launched into shocking abuse of chickens

Investigation launched into shocking abuse of chickens

An investigation has been launched into the animal cruelty exposed at an egg farm which until March had supplied Coles and Woolworths.

Another Australian renewable energy first planned in small town

Another Australian renewable energy first planned in small town

If Yackandandah can raise $150,000, TRY will install a community rooftop solar system

Australian lamb record broken for second time this week

Australian lamb record broken for second time this week

Lamb prices climbed to a new record high at Wagga Wagga.

Charges laid over polo pony deaths

Charges laid over polo pony deaths

Sixteen polo ponies died after being transported on the Spirit of Tasmania in January.

No further India lentil impost for Australia

No further India lentil impost for Australia

Contrary to what the Aussie pulse sector first believed, Australia will not be subject to increased tariffs on lentil exports to India.

All the photos from day four of Shearwell Australia Sheep Week

All the photos from day four of Shearwell Australia Sheep Week

All the pictures from day four of Shearwell Australia Sheep Week

China helps drive a spike in live cattle exports

China helps drive a spike in live cattle exports

Exports of both feeder and breeder cattle out of Australia have surged in the first five months of this year.

Charges laid over polo pony deaths

Charges laid over polo pony deaths

Sixteen polo ponies died after being transported on the Spirit of Tasmania in January.

Another Australian renewable energy first planned in small town

Another Australian renewable energy first planned in small town

If Yackandandah can raise $150,000, TRY will install a community rooftop solar system

All the photos from day four of Shearwell Australia Sheep Week

All the photos from day four of Shearwell Australia Sheep Week

All the pictures from day four of Shearwell Australia Sheep Week

Investigation launched into shocking abuse of chickens

Investigation launched into shocking abuse of chickens

An investigation has been launched into the animal cruelty exposed at an egg farm which until March had supplied Coles and Woolworths.

China helps drive a spike in live cattle exports

China helps drive a spike in live cattle exports

Exports of both feeder and breeder cattle out of Australia have surged in the first five months of this year.

Sheep and lamb prices rally again

Sheep and lamb prices rally again

It was a no-brainer that sheep and lamb prices would rally again once it rained.

Time to ponder rural Australia's weighty issue

Time to ponder rural Australia's weighty issue

The health problems that go with obesity are some of rural Australia's lesser highlighted issues. How can we beat the battle of the bulge?

No further India lentil impost for Australia

No further India lentil impost for Australia

Contrary to what the Aussie pulse sector first believed, Australia will not be subject to increased tariffs on lentil exports to India.

Agribusiness

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Bayer splashes big dollars on glyphosate alternatives

Bayer splashes big dollars on glyphosate alternatives

Bayer has put up big dollars to develop alternatives to glyphosate, but an Aussie farm leader warns they need to consider farming systems.

Saleyard software firm Livestock Exchange sold to Armidale duo

Saleyard software firm Livestock Exchange sold to Armidale duo

Farm software service companies, Practical Systems and Outcross, have teamed up to buy Australia's largest livestock traceability system

Big turnaround leads to urea shortages

Big turnaround leads to urea shortages

Fertiliser importers say shipments of urea are soon to land, easing the current shortage of the fertiliser, caused by sudden demand.

Farmland investing defies drought - values jump 10.7pc

Farmland investing defies drought - values jump 10.7pc

Despite drought last year's national per hectare rural property price increased for fifth consecutive year

Politics

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Funds flow to Basin Plan projects, but big questions remain

Funds flow to Basin Plan projects, but big questions remain

Water Minister Littleproud announces $129 million for state run supply projects, but concerns linger over project feasibility and design.

Water trade reform slows to trickle as market crunch cranks up

Water trade reform slows to trickle as market crunch cranks up

Government reports are piling up as the five year inquiry under the Basin Plan's only formal, legislated review process sits on a shelf.

I'll 'represent not revolutionise' says new Ag Minister McKenzie

I'll 'represent not revolutionise' says new Ag Minister McKenzie

Bridget McKenzie will focus on industry collaboration to 'truth test' policy priorities such as trade, animal activists and social licence concerns.

First week of parliament looms large for rural policies

First week of parliament looms large for rural policies

Politicians face a test when they return to Canberra in July over outstanding promises for new farmer protection laws and delivery of concessional loans.

Nationals retain rural health in federal ministry reshuffle

Nationals retain rural health in federal ministry reshuffle

Parkes MP Mark Coulton confirms rural health is in his Regional Services, Decentralisation, Local Government and Assistant Trade Minister portfolio.

Property

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Grassed-up Avalon offered with feed

Grassed-up Avalon offered with feed

The grassed-up Mitchell property Avalon offered with access for 500 cattle or 3000 sheep or goats.

Offers sought on Barcaldine property Bellview

Offers sought on Barcaldine property Bellview

Offers are being sought on the 15,393 hectare Barcaldine property Bellview.

Adcock's Sandford Park sold at auction

Adcock's Sandford Park sold at auction

Charleville property Sandford Park has sold at an Elders auction for $2.6 million.

Strathavon makes $2.54 million

Strathavon makes $2.54 million

Blackall property Strathavon has sold at an Elders auction for $2.54 million.

Life & Style

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Nation's top holsteins to battle it out at Bendigo

Nation's top holsteins to battle it out at Bendigo

The Victorian Winter Fair will be held on July 3-4.

Kelpie Muster to draw crowds

Kelpie Muster to draw crowds

The Casterton Kelpie Association presents the 23rd annual Australian Kelpie Muster.

From Manildra to the world's kitchens with canola oil

From Manildra to the world's kitchens with canola oil

A decision to value add leads to success, for brothers Pete and Bob Mac Smith.

Race to space began as a daring dream

Race to space began as a daring dream

This series is a joint initiative with CSIRO, Australia's national science agency www.csiro.au

Folk music duo Foster & Allen back on tour Down Under

Folk music duo Foster & Allen back on tour Down Under

The long-running Irish duo is coming to Albury Entertainment Centre

Darling family marks century in the King Valley with special release

Darling family marks century in the King Valley with special release

King Valley family teams with Giaconda winemaker Rick Kinzbrunner

Video: Chris Balazs reveals Provenir's bold plans for producers

Video: Chris Balazs reveals Provenir's bold plans for producers

Mobile processing unit to reduce stress on livestock.

Events

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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.

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.

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.

Limousin the perfect fit for vealer production

Limousin the perfect fit for vealer production

Some of the country's best Limousin genetics will be on offer at the 2019 National Show and Sale.

All the photos from ABARES 2019

All the photos from ABARES 2019

All the action at the ABARES Outlook conference in Canberra.

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.

Barrel racers will ride in memory of Lisa Coates

Barrel racers will ride in memory of Lisa Coates

Tarcutta event set to draw in barrel racing competitors.