Aboriginal shearing legend Bobby Pepper is the "proudest black fella in Australia" after nine of his students graduated the first Mid West shearing training school last week.

Working on a cattle station in 1992 is an experience that has shaped much of Simon Cheatham's life.

It is always interesting how governments are keen to kick off trade deals with some justifiable fanfare, given the benefits of previous trade deals to the Australian economy, particularly in the regions.

The Australian Exports Grains Innovation Centre (AEGIC) has been given the go-ahead from its members, the Western Australian Agriculture Authority (WAAA) and the Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC), to continue for a further two years, until June 2022.

Greg Hayes says the family tradition of running Merinos on the family farm in South Australia's Mid North is a proven recipe for success.

Researchers at the UK's University of Nottingham have developed smart technology to provide early warning of footrot in sheep flocks.

Major selling centres reported dearer prices across many lines of lamb and mutton lines as promise of rain boosts feeder demand.

The NSW Department of Primary Industries is looking for commercial partners to deliver to market a hand-held device that measure the body conditions score of breeding ewes and goats.