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Advertiser content: Trade between China and Australia is fundamental for the Australian wool industry. In 2018, AWI has marked more than half a century of a cross-cultural partnership between Australia and China – spanning trade through to design.

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WA wheat growers have multiple flexible payment options available to them, so they can customise their sales plan to better suit their businesses.

Sponsored content: Early weaning may be the answer to saving on expensive feed costs.

Tough conditions on the East Coast and the subsequent shortages have driven up grain prices exponentially, which is good news for West Coast growers who are on target for a massive harvest.

An opportunity has arisen with the aggregation of Minni Downs and Rockwater.

Being less than two hours from Perth, this property offers the best of the countryside without being too far from the city.

All the photos from The Williams Woolshed Australian Wool Network and Dyson Jones special project unveiling.

Widespread soaking rain across Victoria has failed to inspire bidders for Ballarat crossbred ewes.

Focus is required in the new video game, Farming Simulator 19.

With farmers on a mission to finish harvest with as little quality issues as possible, it seems the weather isn't keen on the idea of a smooth harvest.

This season Bindi Bindi farmer Toby Ellis has lost up to 50 per cent of his canola to hail and 350 hectares of wheat and lupins in a storm.