The Australian dairy industry has reinforced its intention to maintain milk flow during COVID-19 concerns, putting practices in place to ensure this happens.

National Australia Bank's Rural Commodities Index jumped another 5.8 per cent in March

Dairy analysts are warning the COVID-19 crisis will put pressure on global dairy prices well into 2021 and will hit opening prices in Australia.

Traditional selling methods are being revamped to allow stud sales and shows to go ahead.

Rain lessens panic, but still a mixed bag of good and bad news for meat producers.

The farming supply chain is under pressure but the fertiliser, chemical and machinery will continue to move.

GrainCorp is dealing with fertiliser imports and grain exports while managing staff safety in light of COVID-19.

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission is warning that scammers are trying to exploit Australians financially impacted by the COVID-19 crisis

Selling livestock has become a safety issue - for buyers, agents and staff - as coronavirus rules apply.

There is a lot of uncertainty but one farm machinery manufacturer is hopeful he can continue to operate throughout the current crisis.