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John Deere comes to Farming Simulator 19

John Deere comes to Farming Simulator 19

Hugely popular video game, Farming Simulator, is bringing some new toys to version 19.

Merino lambs on the money

Merino lambs on the money

The Stock Take: Mecardo's Robert Herrmann looks at the margins of buying in and finishing Merino lambs on current prices.

Dry continues to bite Tasmanian farmers on east coast

Dry continues to bite Tasmanian farmers on east coast

Jack Cotton’s grass may look green, but there’s no substance to it.

North steps up raid on NVLX Barnawartha steers

North steps up raid on NVLX Barnawartha steers

Increased northern competition drove store cattle prices seriously higher at the b-monthly NVLX Barnawartha store cattle sale on Thursday.

Merino lambs on the money

Merino lambs on the money

The Stock Take: Mecardo's Robert Herrmann looks at the margins of buying in and finishing Merino lambs on current prices.

Fresh State Ball has biggest crowd yet |PHOTOS

Fresh State Ball has biggest crowd yet |PHOTOS

See the photos from this year's Fresh State Ball in Melbourne.

Could wool ever be sold in Tasmania again?

Could wool ever be sold in Tasmania again?

In the early 2000s, the Tasmanian wool selling landscape changed dramatically.

Weather station says it ain’t half hot

Weather station says it ain’t half hot

No, there has not been a curious case of localised global warming in the Wimmera this week.

Former Nats leaders warn Joyce to abandon leadership comeback

Former Nats leaders warn Joyce to abandon leadership comeback

Former Deputy PMs Fischer and Anderson back Deputy PM McCormack

Fresh State Ball has biggest crowd yet |PHOTOS

Fresh State Ball has biggest crowd yet |PHOTOS

See the photos from this year's Fresh State Ball in Melbourne.

North steps up raid on NVLX Barnawartha steers

North steps up raid on NVLX Barnawartha steers

Increased northern competition drove store cattle prices seriously higher at the b-monthly NVLX Barnawartha store cattle sale on Thursday.

Weather station says it ain’t half hot

Weather station says it ain’t half hot

No, there has not been a curious case of localised global warming in the Wimmera this week.

Dry continues to bite Tasmanian farmers on east coast

Dry continues to bite Tasmanian farmers on east coast

Jack Cotton’s grass may look green, but there’s no substance to it.

Former Nats leaders warn Joyce to abandon leadership comeback

Former Nats leaders warn Joyce to abandon leadership comeback

Former Deputy PMs Fischer and Anderson back Deputy PM McCormack

Gates swing for a final time

Gates swing for a final time

It’s been more than 10 years of sometime acrimonious debate, but the Ballarat saleyards on the Delacombe site are now silent.

Woolies launches fund to meet organic demand

Woolies launches fund to meet organic demand

Woolworths says its new $30 million fund will help farmers meet the growing customer demand for organic fruit and vegetables.

Could wool ever be sold in Tasmania again?

Could wool ever be sold in Tasmania again?

In the early 2000s, the Tasmanian wool selling landscape changed dramatically.

Agribusiness

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Woolies launches fund to meet organic demand

Woolies launches fund to meet organic demand

Woolworths says its new $30 million fund will help farmers meet the growing customer demand for organic fruit and vegetables.

Surging Scotch demand prompts GrainCorp UK malt upgrades

Surging Scotch demand prompts GrainCorp UK malt upgrades

GrainCorp is to build an extra 79,000 tonnes of annual malting capacity in Scotland

Agribusiness leadership awards dinner

Agribusiness leadership awards dinner

See who was among the big gathering to attend the Rabobank leadership awards dinner.

Senate inquiry approved for APVMA performance and relocation

Senate inquiry approved for APVMA performance and relocation

The APVMA will be under government scrutiny following the announcement of a senate inquiry into its performance.

Politics

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Former Nats leaders warn Joyce to abandon leadership comeback

Former Nats leaders warn Joyce to abandon leadership comeback

Former Deputy PMs Fischer and Anderson back Deputy PM McCormack

Fitzgibbon’s ag agenda targets carbon markets, social licence

Fitzgibbon’s ag agenda targets carbon markets, social licence

Labor outlines farm policy push at NFF congress

Ag visa is coming, but not this fruit picking season: PM

Ag visa is coming, but not this fruit picking season: PM

Scott Morrison urges farmers to help identify workforce gaps

McCormack claims absolute support of Nats

McCormack claims absolute support of Nats

New leadership tensions - this time for the Nationals.

Did NSW do a special deal for Shenhua?

Did NSW do a special deal for Shenhua?

Uncovered documents reveal confusion and backtracking in mine approval process

Property

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Glendower trio head to auction

Glendower trio head to auction

The Queensland Government is selling three Beaudesert properties, once earmarked for the Glendower Dam project.

Drought bites earnings, but can’t stop farmland demand

Drought bites earnings, but can’t stop farmland demand

The Australian Farmland Index shows permanent horticultural land rewards are rising as the big dry looks set to get drier

Tenterden Station makes $17m

Tenterden Station makes $17m

Guyra’s Tenterden Station sold under the hammer for $17 million at a Ray White Rural auction.

Goodwood asking $1.2 million | Video

Goodwood asking $1.2 million | Video

The highly productive Felton Valley property Goodwood is on the market for $1.2 million.

Life & Style

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15 rural TV ads to take you back a few decades

15 rural TV ads to take you back a few decades

Rural and agricultural ads have left us singing a few ditties over the years, here's just a few you might remember.

More popular than ever

More popular than ever

In a place where you'd least expect, Australian produce is being found and is more popular than ever.

Where the buffalo roam

Where the buffalo roam

Ian and Kim Massingham from Eungai Creek Buffalo started their journey into farming 10 years ago after a trip to Italy when they came across the beautiful majestic buffalo. Check out their story.

Wildlife in the town? We want to see your photos

Wildlife in the town? We want to see your photos

Send us your pictures of kangaroos, echidnas and wombats where they don't quite belong.

Daughter delivers Dad a Father’s Day surprise

Daughter delivers Dad a Father’s Day surprise

A photo of a father and his children amidst their crop has won the major prize in this year’s Landboss Father’s Day competition.

Food miles do matter

Food miles do matter

As the ‘paddock to plate’ movement continues to gain momentum across the nation, independent ventures are emerging and changing the way we engage with food.

One of these Dads will win

One of these Dads will win

Check out the finalists in our Landboss Father's Day photo competition.

Events

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Cardinia Stock Sense workshop

Cardinia Stock Sense workshop

Stock Sense is holding a free workshop for livestock owners at Cardinia.

Ag Art from the paddocks

Ag Art from the paddocks

THE Ag Art Wear competition has become one of the most high-profile features of Elmore Field Days

There’s plenty to see and do

There’s plenty to see and do

Visitors to Elmore Field Days will enjoy a range of activities and displays across the three days.

Three days of jam-packed Elmore action

Three days of jam-packed Elmore action

Elmore Field Days are on again next month.

Hobart hub for rma conference

Hobart hub for rma conference

Kevin Sheedy, David Williams, Michael O'Brien among key rma network conference speakers.

The longest lunar eclipse of the century is about to happen

The longest lunar eclipse of the century is about to happen

July has already been a real treat for stargazers.