Art puts new focus on Collie Collie's Mural Trail is already putting Collie on the map as a tourist destination. Test
Ford Sterling tops $62,000 at Lake Grace A 1929 Ford Roadster was a hot ticket item at the Lake Grace clearing sale. Test
FlowerPower to benefit cereal growers Cereal growers are set to benefit from an upgrade to the popular FlowerPower online tool Test
Ford Sterling tops $62,000 at Lake Grace A 1929 Ford Roadster was a hot ticket item at the Lake Grace clearing sale. Test
Art puts new focus on Collie Collie's Mural Trail is already putting Collie on the map as a tourist destination. Test
FlowerPower to benefit cereal growers Cereal growers are set to benefit from an upgrade to the popular FlowerPower online tool Test
WA barley set to target markets in Vietnam and India India and Vietnam are likely to be the best targets for Western Australian barley over the next decade Test
Dairy is milking it for all it's worth Camel aren't usually the animal that comes to mind when you think of a dairy, Test
New land price record in the Wimmera The Wimmera record set with the $6820/ac paid for land at Kaniva last month has quickly been smashed by a huge sale at Miga Lake. Test
WA barley set to target markets in Vietnam and India India and Vietnam are likely to be the best targets for Western Australian barley over the next decade Test
Grain prices trend higher with more demand ABARES analysts are predicting an upward trend in grain prices out to 2025 on the back of increased demand and ongoing climate variability. Test
FlowerPower to benefit cereal growers Cereal growers are set to benefit from an upgrade to the popular FlowerPower online tool Test
La Nina weakens, but influence likely to continue into autumn The La Nina event is breaking down but farmers hope it has one last kick left and can help deliver good opening rains in the autumn. Test
Cotton to benefit from return to normality Cotton prices should firm in the medium term on the back of a post-COVID-19 increase in demand, but synthetics will take market share. Test
Golden era for canola to continue Last year saw some epic gross margins for canola producers and ABARES is flagging a sustained run of high prices. Test
WA barley set to target markets in Vietnam and India India and Vietnam are likely to be the best targets for Western Australian barley over the next decade Test
FlowerPower to benefit cereal growers Cereal growers are set to benefit from an upgrade to the popular FlowerPower online tool Test
Cotton to benefit from return to normality Cotton prices should firm in the medium term on the back of a post-COVID-19 increase in demand, but synthetics will take market share. Test
Local research on show at Seasonal Updates West Midlands Group will host Seasonal Updates on March 16. Test
There is volatility ahead for Northern Hemisphere winter crop production Northern Hemisphere cropping conditions are weighing on the minds of local trade. Test
La Nina weakens, but influence likely to continue into autumn The La Nina event is breaking down but farmers hope it has one last kick left and can help deliver good opening rains in the autumn. Test
Golden era for canola to continue Last year saw some epic gross margins for canola producers and ABARES is flagging a sustained run of high prices. Test
ANALYSISCurrency shift impacts wheat The currency played a big part in the Australian dollar value of wheat prices last week. Test
Lamb's first drink is critical to its early development Bianca Agenbag has won a science award for her efforts to learn more about the early development of lambs by focussing on colostrum. Test
'Magic' sheep workshop unmasks future wool levy dilemma The success of a sheep classing workshop held in central Victoria this week points to a bigger debate about wool industry funding. Test
Is China telling porkies on the 'recovery' of its hog herd? A key assumption made by Australian experts this week in tipping red meat prices are on the slide, may in fact be wrong. Test
Aussies have reason to be bullish over sheepmeat Australia expected to dominate global sheepmeat supply as they eclipse NZ to become worlds largest exporter. Test
'Magic' sheep workshop unmasks future wool levy dilemma The success of a sheep classing workshop held in central Victoria this week points to a bigger debate about wool industry funding. Test
Efforts by woolgrowers recognised at market Woolgrowers mulesing with pain relief and completing NWD are being recognised for their efforts. Test
Lamb and mutton prices tipped to stay high There's a drought coming, Chinese appetite for imported meat will fall and who can really calculate what COVID-19 adds to the mix. Test
Prices up, but Aussie lamb remains affordable High Australian lamb prices has little effect on export market as demand remains competitive on global front. Test
Top shelf result for red meat exports to the Middle East Australian meat exporters are claiming a major victory from what might seem a small technical change in the way some countries in the Middle East accept our product. Test
Efforts by woolgrowers recognised at market Woolgrowers mulesing with pain relief and completing NWD are being recognised for their efforts. Test
Lamb and mutton prices tipped to stay high There's a drought coming, Chinese appetite for imported meat will fall and who can really calculate what COVID-19 adds to the mix. Test
Aussies have reason to be bullish over sheepmeat Australia expected to dominate global sheepmeat supply as they eclipse NZ to become worlds largest exporter. Test
Prices up, but Aussie lamb remains affordable High Australian lamb prices has little effect on export market as demand remains competitive on global front. Test
Is China telling porkies on the 'recovery' of its hog herd? A key assumption made by Australian experts this week in tipping red meat prices are on the slide, may in fact be wrong. Test
Top shelf result for red meat exports to the Middle East Australian meat exporters are claiming a major victory from what might seem a small technical change in the way some countries in the Middle East accept our product. Test
Does growing meat consumption doom the earth to severe warming? Will rising beef and sheep consumption mean the earth inevitably warms by more than two degrees? Test
Winton Park Grazing hits sweet spot The Reynalds family wins the WAMMCO Producer of the Month award. Test
COVID and climate change put focus on food sovereignty Most of the people hungry around the world are those producing export crops. Test
Red tape gone mad: Claims of a live-ex ban 'by stealth' Government flags a 400pc hike in licence costs to pay for regulators Test
Why Australian beef should not take on South America ABARES hears from global expert Len Steiner on Brazil, Argentina cattle Test
New stand-alone red meat business for Woolworths GreenStock launched to organised Woolie's end-to-end meat supply chain. Test
Ironing out peaks and troughs of cattle market will be crucial Industry leaders talk 'whole of supply chain' thinking Test
LiveCorp calls for collaboration to protect key markets in face of high cattle prices A collaborative approach is needed to ensure key cattle export markets are maintained. Test
Cattle prices stay put in a 'new normal' ABARES says this financial year is the eight-year peak; but prices will ease later in 2021 Test
Growers look to maximise fertiliser investment Fertiliser demand is high and supply is tight this year so growers nationwide are looking to lock in their requirements, and squeeze every bit of value from the investment. Test
Milking cows in the heat: How this family farm is future-proofing to manage hot conditions Australia's Clare Valley is known for a lot of things. Wineries and cellar doors are often the first that spring to mind, and others might know of its growing reputation for hay. But dairy cows are not what you are likely to see. Test
Empowering farmers: Business network delivering insights and lower costs Farmers are the ultimate entrepreneurs. They're on their own, managing a complex business and in turn doing business with companies that are vastly larger and have more information and power than your individual operation. Test
Seed preparation key to good start Getting your crop off to a good start begins with quality inputs and seed preparation. Test
Stable legs make for jack of all trades Ensuring latest technologies are incorporated into its product range underpins Simol's reputation for manufacturing and supplying safe, efficient, reliable and easy-to-use agricultural and industrial equipment. Test
Why this farming model could help future-proof Australia's farms The co-operative farming model has proved itself to be the most resilient in the tough times that agriculture has faced, and farms across the country are reaping the benefits. Test
Maximising herd health with Mylo in south west Victoria "Additional pressure" on the calf rearing system prompted this Purnim dairy farmer to investigate supplementing his calves' milk. Test
The great grain shed revival? The 2020/2021 harvest has now solidified itself as a true bin buster for many parts of the east coast, and will no doubt be reflected on for many years to come. Test
Telstra boosts coverage for rural Australia Telstra's specialised technicians will provide customers in regional locations with localised support as part of the company's regional advisor network initiative. Test
Stock control made easy with Farmdeck management system Livestock producers can leverage the 'Internet of Things' (IoT) for stock management. Test
See the device that softens hard water and improves overall yields Farmers, producers, growers, miners and domestic users have found there's more to the magic elixir of water than first thought, courtesy of Hydrosmart. Test
The bet that drove countless postholes A bet between two farmers has paid dividends for Munro Engineers and farmers. Test
Model aims to combat flush and bust If you talk to most farmers, they will tell you there is one word that strikes fear into them more than any other - and that is drought. Test
This oil is gold for Aussie producers GREAT people manufacturing locally in Australia and developing proven products - that's how some of the biggest names in agriculture regard FUCHS Lubricants. Test
When it comes to productivity, stockyard design matters Ian Crafter, founder of Atlex Stockyards and its senior designer, may well have the key to a better bottom line for livestock producers. Test
Simple designs, packed with features Simplicity Australia is home to the most comprehensive and innovative range of air seeders and cultivators in Australia. Test
Half of first wave vaccines to be regional and rural aged care The rollout will kick off next week and the most vulnerable citizens in the regions will be first in line. Test
How the govt is planning the rollout vaccine in regional Australia "It could be quite a variable rollout depending on where you are," the Regional Health Minister said. Test
Boarding school parents tired of borders closing 'at the drop of a hat' "This is not people travelling from Sydney to Brisbane, it's people who live 15km from their mailbox and 120km from town." Test
Agribusiness thrives through economy's COVID crash For many in the farm sector the pandemic year has been great for business and job opportunities. Test
Third crew member tests positive on Darwin cattle export ship A third crew member has tested positive. Test
COVID case aboard live cattle export ship in Darwin A man tested positive when his ship docked in Darwin, while his crewmates have been whisked into a quarantine facility. Test
Revenue fall one of largest in AWI history A year like never before sees AWI revenue fall to one of largest in 20 years. Test
Port bottleneck keeps harvest gear on wharves, or diverted elsewhere Urgently needed farm machinery imports continue to be delayed by months because of a log jam of container freight in Sydney Test
Coastal farm with water is a rare find This property has about 1.6km of Indian Ocean Drive frontage. Test
Stunning property on Perth's fringe Windy Hills Stables has everything for the equine enthusiast and more. Test
Stunning property on Perth's fringe Windy Hills Stables has everything for the equine enthusiast and more. Test
Home tutors may be AGILE but they need support: survey call A national survey aimed at improving the lot of home tutors is about to close and is seeking urgent responses. Test
Empowering farmers: Business network delivering insights and lower costs Farmers are the ultimate entrepreneurs. They're on their own, managing a complex business and in turn doing business with companies that are vastly larger and have more information and power than your individual operation. Test
Thrillseekers witness a Top End river become a wet season torrent There is nervous excitement in the Northern Territory outback town of Katherine with the return of a bountiful wet season. Test
Cane growers step up to Bundaberg conference | PHOTOS Those involved with the sugar industry came together in Bundaberg last week. Test
US plans to give Australia's kangaroo industry the boot The rich US market for kangaroo meat and leather is at risk. Test
La Nina weakens, but influence likely to continue into autumn The La Nina event is breaking down but farmers hope it has one last kick left and can help deliver good opening rains in the autumn. Test
Thrillseekers witness a Top End river become a wet season torrent There is nervous excitement in the Northern Territory outback town of Katherine with the return of a bountiful wet season. Test
Famously dry central Australian river springs to life Central Australian river springs to life after unexpected rain. Test