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Narrogin Racing will see a full program of 18 events in 2025, after uncertainty around the season of thoroughbred events. Picture via Narrogin Racing Facebook.

Narrogin Racing's harness season will run a full program.

Harness racing secured for another season

Beef's sustainability credentials are outlined in the Australian Beef Sustainability Framework 2024 Update, released at an event at Beef Australia.

Australian Beef Sustainability Framework 2024 Update launched at Beef Australia in Rockhampton.

Beef's high scores on animal welfare, looking after environment and climate

Tracey Hayes speaking at the Rabobank Beef Industry Awards dinner at Beef Australia in Rockhampton. Picture Shan Goodwin.

Tracey Hayes tells PM to pay up on live-ex class action compensation - to his face.

The desert girl from Oodnadatta who told the PM he owes beef billions

 Less live export vessels being loaded in Western Australia this year has contributed to the oversupply of sheep in WA markets.

"Why would anyone invest tens of millions of dollars if there's no level of certainty that a trade is going to exist?"

Less exports leads to more sheep in WA

A flashback to earlier this year when major storms destroyed major power line infrastructure in the Wheatbelt and Goldfields. Western Power outlined future investment at the 2024 Wheatbelt Futures Forum in Northam last Wednesday.

Regional connectivity and utilities was a hot topic at the 2024 Wheatbelt Futures Forum held in Northam last Wednesday, dominating the first session of the day.

Connectivity future a hot topic

Renee Manning (left), Wheatbelt Development Commission (WDC) principal regional development officer, Kerryn Chia, WDC board member and Shire of West Arthur projects officer and Karen Harrington, Shire of West Arthur deputy president.

The Northam Town Hall was at full capacity last Wednesday for the second annual Wheatbelt Futures Forum co-ordinated by Wheatbelt Business Network and Northam Chamber of Commerce.

Positives and challenges in the spotlight

The SW WA Hubs transformational projects are investigating a diverse range of topics, including understanding the emissions profile of farm dams. Centre for Water and Spatial Science graduate, Emily Kelly, collecting samples for The University of Western Australias project on monitoring methane emissions from WA farm dams.

Six 18-month transformational agricultural projects have started in Western Australia after grants worth $1 million were awarded by the South West WA Drought Resilience Adoption and Innovation Hub (SW WA Hub).

Projects set to transform ag practices

A Parliamentary Panel was held as the final session of the 2024 Wheatbelt Futures Forum hosted by Regional Chambers of Commerce & Industry of WA chief executive officer Kitty Prodonovich. Photos by Rebecca Parkhouse Photography.

The challenges around regional housing and tax reform were highlighted at the 2024 Wheatbelt Futures Forum in Northam last week.

Forum highlights Wheatbelt challenges and opportunities

A weight on global wheat prices has been expectations of a large global corn crop. If corn supply is high, it can substitute wheat out of feed rations and impact wheat prices.

Argentine corn crop is getting smaller

The Labor governments phase-out of live sheep exports by sea will cost thousands of jobs across the supply chain says Liberal Party senator for WA, Slade Brockman.

"The Labor government's phase-out will cost thousands of jobs across the supply chain."

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