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Global wheat supply issues easing

Global wheat supply issues easing

USDA data shows that global wheat supply issues are continuing to ease.

Mortlake eases on abattoir slowdown

Mortlake eases on abattoir slowdown

Coronavirus impact on meatworks flows through to Mortlake store sale.

Yea cows and calves to $4100

Yea cows and calves to $4100

Small Yea female yarding goes back locally, to Myrtleford and Kyneton.

Leongatha Red Angus steer calves hit $2640 at fortnightly sale

Leongatha Red Angus steer calves hit $2640 at fortnightly sale

Agents yarded more than 4800 cattle at Leongatha on Friday.

Mortlake eases on abattoir slowdown

Mortlake eases on abattoir slowdown

Coronavirus impact on meatworks flows through to Mortlake store sale.

Finding enough shearers a key challenge for 2022

Finding enough shearers a key challenge for 2022

Two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, how to fix the shearer shortage remains a key question.

Wimmera farmers continue clean up after Poolaijelo fire

Wimmera farmers continue clean up after Poolaijelo fire

The fire burnt more than 7300 hectares near the SA border.

Bayer opens doors to new chemistry submissions from researchers

Bayer opens doors to new chemistry submissions from researchers

Researchers can submit potential new chemistries to Bayer for analysis.

Invitational Red Angus sale bulls enter new trial phase

Invitational Red Angus sale bulls enter new trial phase

The latest crop of Red Angus Invitational Bull Sale feed efficiency trial participants have taken the first step in the process by being inducted at University of New England's Tullimba Feedlot on Friday.

Finding enough shearers a key challenge for 2022

Finding enough shearers a key challenge for 2022

Two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, how to fix the shearer shortage remains a key question.

Leongatha Red Angus steer calves hit $2640 at fortnightly sale

Leongatha Red Angus steer calves hit $2640 at fortnightly sale

Agents yarded more than 4800 cattle at Leongatha on Friday.

Bayer opens doors to new chemistry submissions from researchers

Bayer opens doors to new chemistry submissions from researchers

Researchers can submit potential new chemistries to Bayer for analysis.

Yea cows and calves to $4100

Yea cows and calves to $4100

Small Yea female yarding goes back locally, to Myrtleford and Kyneton.

Invitational Red Angus sale bulls enter new trial phase

Invitational Red Angus sale bulls enter new trial phase

The latest crop of Red Angus Invitational Bull Sale feed efficiency trial participants have taken the first step in the process by being inducted at University of New England's Tullimba Feedlot on Friday.

Bank closures 'rob towns of new beginning'

Bank closures 'rob towns of new beginning'

The federal government's Regional Banking Taskforce has received more than 400 written submissions.

Widespread rain expected for northern and central Australia

Widespread rain expected for northern and central Australia

The eight-day forecast shows rain is expected for most of Australia and it is hoped this will build on good grass growing rain many regions have already received.

Wimmera farmers continue clean up after Poolaijelo fire

Wimmera farmers continue clean up after Poolaijelo fire

The fire burnt more than 7300 hectares near the SA border.

Agribusiness

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Global wheat supply issues easing

Global wheat supply issues easing

USDA data shows that global wheat supply issues are continuing to ease.

Funding boost for agtech businesses approaching commercialisation

Funding boost for agtech businesses approaching commercialisation

The federal government is committing $12.2 million in funding to entrepreneurs around the country, including some in the agtech industry.

$50k grants for November flood-affected farmers in NSW and QLD

$50k grants for November flood-affected farmers in NSW and QLD

Farmers impacted by the November floods can apply for up to $50,000 to salvage damaged crops and stock, rebuild fences and replace machinery.

SPC to sell and re-lease Shepp site

SPC to sell and re-lease Shepp site

Food processor SPC is in the process of selling its iconic Shepparton factory and leasing it back in a bid to grow capital and help launch the business globally.

Politics

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'$126m Murrumbidgee Irrigation upgrade most expensive water in basin'

'$126m Murrumbidgee Irrigation upgrade most expensive water in basin'

Murrumbidgee infrastructure upgrade under fire from environment groups

Millions more to fight weeds and pests

Millions more to fight weeds and pests

Around $40 million of federal and state government money will be spent on combating pests and weeds to reduce the impact on agriculture and the environment.

Concern after eBay biosecurity breach reported and little action taken

Concern after eBay biosecurity breach reported and little action taken

"We've given them real, credible, tangible information and they've done nothing about it."

New methods make it easier for farmers to get ERF carbon credits

New methods make it easier for farmers to get ERF carbon credits

The new methods cover blue carbon, plantation forestry, abatement from industrial and commercial processes, and biomethane.

The show goes on, helped by federal money

The show goes on, helped by federal money

More than $8 million in federal government funding will be spent on the beleaguered agricultural show industry to ensure the show goes on for its showmen and women.

Property

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Farm debt tells tales

Farm debt tells tales

The latest ABARES and CreditorWatch analysis shows who was worst hit financially by the drought and how they're recovering.

How to time buying and selling property

How to time buying and selling property

Ballooning loan approval times are changing the way farmers buy and sell property.

Gunnedah grain and livestock goer

Gunnedah grain and livestock goer

The 587-hectare mixed farm, Werona-Rosmar, just 10 minutes' drive west of Gunnedah in north-eastern New South Wales is perfect for diversified agriculture.

City escapees eye off ghost town blocks

City escapees eye off ghost town blocks

Keith Stanyer laughs for the longest time when asked whether his former home town is about to experience a real estate boom.