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Wool sale donation to Qld flood victims

Wool sale donation to Qld flood victims

BlazeAid founders Kevin and Rhonda Butler have kicked in with a donation to the Queensland flood appeal.

High chance of drier than average autumn

High chance of drier than average autumn

It's not the news eastern and central Australia needed.

Gippsland ewe lambs sell to $170 at Ballarat

Gippsland ewe lambs sell to $170 at Ballarat

A consignment of 1833 first cross ewe lambs from Gippsland sold at Ballarat Tuesday.

Cartoons could lift kids' carrot consumption

Cartoons could lift kids' carrot consumption

Sat in front of the telly, kids are more likely to munch away on veggies.

High chance of drier than average autumn

High chance of drier than average autumn

It's not the news eastern and central Australia needed.

Teys invests in low emissions energy hub

Teys invests in low emissions energy hub

Teys seeks to reduce its carbon footprint by investing in a low emission energy hub

Updated Victorian Sheep Show set for June in Ballarat

Updated Victorian Sheep Show set for June in Ballarat

Ballarat showgrounds will host the relaunch of a revamped Victorian Sheep Show by the Ballarat Agricultural and Pastoral Society set for June 23.

Australia lodges dispute against India sugar subsidies in WTO

Australia lodges dispute against India sugar subsidies in WTO

International relations sour as India's sugar subsidies eat into Australian profits.

Andrews Meat Industries cooks up deal with White Stripe

Andrews Meat Industries cooks up deal with White Stripe

Andrews Meats distribution capabilities in overseas markets are set to expand following its investment in a specialist export supplier.

Teys invests in low emissions energy hub

Teys invests in low emissions energy hub

Teys seeks to reduce its carbon footprint by investing in a low emission energy hub

Cartoons could lift kids' carrot consumption

Cartoons could lift kids' carrot consumption

Sat in front of the telly, kids are more likely to munch away on veggies.

Australia lodges dispute against India sugar subsidies in WTO

Australia lodges dispute against India sugar subsidies in WTO

International relations sour as India's sugar subsidies eat into Australian profits.

Gippsland ewe lambs sell to $170 at Ballarat

Gippsland ewe lambs sell to $170 at Ballarat

A consignment of 1833 first cross ewe lambs from Gippsland sold at Ballarat Tuesday.

Andrews Meat Industries cooks up deal with White Stripe

Andrews Meat Industries cooks up deal with White Stripe

Andrews Meats distribution capabilities in overseas markets are set to expand following its investment in a specialist export supplier.

Condabilla Fish reels in investors | Video

Condabilla Fish reels in investors | Video

Condabilla Fish at Condamine will be auctioned by Ray White Rural in Brisbane on April 5.

ACM moves to give dairy farmers certainty

ACM moves to give dairy farmers certainty

ACM offers a guaranteed milk price, with possible step-ups

Updated Victorian Sheep Show set for June in Ballarat

Updated Victorian Sheep Show set for June in Ballarat

Ballarat showgrounds will host the relaunch of a revamped Victorian Sheep Show by the Ballarat Agricultural and Pastoral Society set for June 23.

Agribusiness

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Andrews Meat Industries cooks up deal with White Stripe

Andrews Meat Industries cooks up deal with White Stripe

Andrews Meats distribution capabilities in overseas markets are set to expand following its investment in a specialist export supplier.

Ruralco board says `yes' to $470m Canadian takeover offer

Ruralco board says `yes' to $470m Canadian takeover offer

Ruralco board says shareholders should sell to Nutrien for $4.40 a share.

Bega to close Melbourne cheese plant

Bega to close Melbourne cheese plant

Bega's Coburg dairy factory producing private label and food service supply lines will shut

Pasture recovery bursts forth, but AACo tips long road ahead

Pasture recovery bursts forth, but AACo tips long road ahead

The 195-year-old Australian Agricultural Company is already looking at post-flood restocking options, including moving cattle in from its Northern Territory stations

Politics

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Australia lodges dispute against India sugar subsidies in WTO

Australia lodges dispute against India sugar subsidies in WTO

International relations sour as India's sugar subsidies eat into Australian profits.

Rate review not enough to calm grower unrest

Rate review not enough to calm grower unrest

A review into Victoria's rating system has failed to win over disgruntled growers, angered by what they say is an unfair system.

PM's climate fund a 'lost opportunity'

PM's climate fund a 'lost opportunity'

Lack of funding, new income streams for ag and failure to address climate top the list of concerns over government's new scheme.

Aussie Farms online attack map used for break-in

Aussie Farms online attack map used for break-in

WA piggery targeted by activists.

Money for Tasmanian power link to Victoria

Money for Tasmanian power link to Victoria

The Prime Minister has announced funds for a second electricity interconnector between Tasmania the mainland.

Property

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Condabilla Fish reels in investors | Video

Condabilla Fish reels in investors | Video

Condabilla Fish at Condamine will be auctioned by Ray White Rural in Brisbane on April 5.

Highly developed Caledonia's grass bonus

Highly developed Caledonia's grass bonus

Aramac property Caledonia Station is being offered through an expressions of interest process.

Negotiations continue on Colmar | Video

Negotiations continue on Colmar | Video

Negotiations are continuing on the 355 hectare Jondaryan property Colmar.

Northern Highway Kilmore acreage for sale

Northern Highway Kilmore acreage for sale

Easy commuting distance from the suburbs and extensive town services are on offer.

Life & Style

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Battle of man and beast on display

Battle of man and beast on display

Find out what's on across rural Victoria this week.

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."

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.

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.

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.

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."

Events

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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.

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

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.

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.