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Big options abound in Farming Simulator 19

Big options abound in Farming Simulator 19

Focus is required in the new video game, Farming Simulator 19.

The Homestead under offer

The Homestead under offer

The White family's Surat property The Homestead is under offer after it was put to auction on Wednesday.

Agricultural workforce growing and getting younger

Agricultural workforce growing and getting younger

A recently released report has provided insight into the state of the agriculture workforce.

MDBA: 2019 critical for the Basin Plan

MDBA: 2019 critical for the Basin Plan

The MDBA has issued a warning, about the efficiency measures water recovery target.

The Homestead under offer

The Homestead under offer

The White family's Surat property The Homestead is under offer after it was put to auction on Wednesday.

Rain set to continue

Rain set to continue

A low pressure system, drawing on moist tropical air, is bringing heavy rain to Victoria.

Victorian water being put before state’s farmers

Victorian water being put before state’s farmers

More jobs will be lost if more water is taken from the consumptive pool.

Producers crunch numbers on finished lambs

Producers crunch numbers on finished lambs

Producers holding store lambs, or growing grass and thinking about buying some, will be crunching the numbers on margins on finishing lambs.

Buyers to be lacking in strength at weaner sales

Buyers to be lacking in strength at weaner sales

Regular buyers may not be operating at their usual strength at the upcoming weaner sales.

Rain set to continue

Rain set to continue

A low pressure system, drawing on moist tropical air, is bringing heavy rain to Victoria.

MDBA: 2019 critical for the Basin Plan

MDBA: 2019 critical for the Basin Plan

The MDBA has issued a warning, about the efficiency measures water recovery target.

Producers crunch numbers on finished lambs

Producers crunch numbers on finished lambs

Producers holding store lambs, or growing grass and thinking about buying some, will be crunching the numbers on margins on finishing lambs.

Agricultural workforce growing and getting younger

Agricultural workforce growing and getting younger

A recently released report has provided insight into the state of the agriculture workforce.

Buyers to be lacking in strength at weaner sales

Buyers to be lacking in strength at weaner sales

Regular buyers may not be operating at their usual strength at the upcoming weaner sales.

Poor season impacts supply

Poor season impacts supply

Agents advise that numbers will be less than 2018 sales.

Shearing and fun at Bushy’s Cut Out

Shearing and fun at Bushy’s Cut Out

The specially crafted Bushy Hill Cut Out trophy was won by Western Australian-based youngster Ethan Harder.

Victorian water being put before state’s farmers

Victorian water being put before state’s farmers

More jobs will be lost if more water is taken from the consumptive pool.

Agribusiness

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Poor season impacts supply

Poor season impacts supply

Agents advise that numbers will be less than 2018 sales.

Fuel prices fail to drop in line with crude

Fuel prices fail to drop in line with crude

Retail fuel prices have failed to fall in line with the drop in international crude oil values over the past two months.

Young cattle prices lift in final trading weeks

Young cattle prices lift in final trading weeks

Many of the vealers and trade cattle sold to stronger demand early this week.

Aussie avocados hit Japan

Aussie avocados hit Japan

Australian avocados are the latest premium fresh fruit product to be exported to Japan.

Politics

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Inland Rail building boom kicks off in Parkes

Inland Rail building boom kicks off in Parkes

Construction tipped to create 16,000 jobs in regional Australia

Enthusiasm for the ‘Drought PM’ drying up

Enthusiasm for the ‘Drought PM’ drying up

Scott Morrison's drought agenda criticised after COAG meeting

Defining moment for Murray Darling Basin Plan

Defining moment for Murray Darling Basin Plan

Basin states look set to strike a deal to keep communities on board one of the most controversial aspects of water recovery

Credits could weaken Paris target: report

Credits could weaken Paris target: report

The government could use carryover credits to meet its 2030 Paris commitments.

Ending live ex a key priority for Animal Justice Party

Ending live ex a key priority for Animal Justice Party

The candidate for the Animal Justice Party on the verge of winning an Upper House seat in Victoria has spoken on his vision for agriculture.

Property

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The Homestead under offer

The Homestead under offer

The White family's Surat property The Homestead is under offer after it was put to auction on Wednesday.

Cowarrie sold under the hammer | Video

Cowarrie sold under the hammer | Video

The standout Southbrook property Cowarrie has sold at a Colliers International auction for $3.9 million.

Lockyer Valley orchard seeks offers over $2m | Video

Lockyer Valley orchard seeks offers over $2m | Video

Offers over $2 million are being sought for the Lockyer Valley orchard farmgate 1411.

Mountain View asking $995,000 | Video

Mountain View asking $995,000 | Video

The 54 hectare Cambooya property Mountain View has been listed with Ray White Rural for $995,000.

Life & Style

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Ros Ritchie’s wow factor

Ros Ritchie’s wow factor

Originally qualifying at Roseworthy in South Australia, Ros was at the time one of the very few female winemakers in Australia.

Postcards from the Western Front

Postcards from the Western Front

Thanks for the socks but send more cigarettes: there's hope and humour in these letters home from a country lad fighting the Old Fritz in 1917.

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.

Postcards from the Western Front

Postcards from the Western Front

Thanks for the socks but send more cigarettes: there's hope and humour in these letters home from a country lad fighting the Old Fritz in 1917.

Road to Remembrance

Road to Remembrance

When at last the conflict ended on November 11, 1918, it left behind a country bereft with grief.

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.

Readers reveal family stories of WWI

Readers reveal family stories of WWI

Fairfax Media put out a call-out for family stories telling the memories of their loved ones from World War One.

Events

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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.

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.

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.

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.

Readers reveal family stories of WWI

Readers reveal family stories of WWI

Fairfax Media put out a call-out for family stories telling the memories of their loved ones from World War One.

Cardinia Stock Sense workshop

Cardinia Stock Sense workshop

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