Trials compare different farming systems The project is aiming to compare the performance of five different farming systems in the eastern grainbelt, including regenerative practices, ag-tech innovations, district farm practice, permanent pasture and continuous cereal, over a 10-year period. Test
International shortages fuel pulse rallies International shortages have seen two pulse crops that often sell into stock feed markets make big price gains in the past month. Test
Gloss gone from NSW crop but records may tumble in some states Peak grain body calls national wheat crop at 38 million tonnes due to bigger planted area. Test
Trials compare different farming systems The project is aiming to compare the performance of five different farming systems in the eastern grainbelt, including regenerative practices, ag-tech innovations, district farm practice, permanent pasture and continuous cereal, over a 10-year period. Test
Imperfect falling numbers still best quality test Grower frustrations with the falling numbers test are rising but industry leaders say it gives growers a chance of getting milling wheat Test
ANALYSISPort Adelaide prices at an all time high Chicago Board of Trade futures set new nine-year highs. Test
Guide to help with 2022 seeding programs The online and hard copy publication provides a one-stop-shop for crop variety and agronomic information so growers and consultants can evaluate and compare options to best suit their operations. Test
Imperfect falling numbers still best quality test Grower frustrations with the falling numbers test are rising but industry leaders say it gives growers a chance of getting milling wheat Test
Benchmarking harvest losses Through a Grower Group Alliance (GGA) led GRDC-investment, the Liebe Group will measure the grain losses occurring in 30 crops across the Geraldton and Kwinana East port zones. Test
Canola crop to help grow community space For about 30 years the Scaddan Country Club community crop was used for both cropping and livestock, with the sheep used to graze the golf course, but that changed in 2015 when the now infamous bushfires tore through the town. Test
International shortages fuel pulse rallies International shortages have seen two pulse crops that often sell into stock feed markets make big price gains in the past month. Test
Gloss gone from NSW crop but records may tumble in some states Peak grain body calls national wheat crop at 38 million tonnes due to bigger planted area. Test
Benchmarking harvest losses Through a Grower Group Alliance (GGA) led GRDC-investment, the Liebe Group will measure the grain losses occurring in 30 crops across the Geraldton and Kwinana East port zones. Test
Canola crop to help grow community space For about 30 years the Scaddan Country Club community crop was used for both cropping and livestock, with the sheep used to graze the golf course, but that changed in 2015 when the now infamous bushfires tore through the town. Test
Guide to help with 2022 seeding programs The online and hard copy publication provides a one-stop-shop for crop variety and agronomic information so growers and consultants can evaluate and compare options to best suit their operations. Test
International shortages fuel pulse rallies International shortages have seen two pulse crops that often sell into stock feed markets make big price gains in the past month. Test
ANALYSISPort Adelaide prices at an all time high Chicago Board of Trade futures set new nine-year highs. Test
Gloss gone from NSW crop but records may tumble in some states Peak grain body calls national wheat crop at 38 million tonnes due to bigger planted area. Test
ANALYSISForward sellers must stay in the market Those who forward sold in 2021 should make another round of forward sales for 2022. Test
Rain continues to be a harvest challenge While what has been harvested so far has all yielded above average, having been stopped for almost two weeks due to rain has caused delays to progress and potential issues with quality to arise. Test
Mango growers hear of stronger 2021 season at industry roadshow Challenges remain but the 2021/22 mango harvest is going strong. Test
Darwin embraces tropical taste at 2021 Mango Madness Festival Mango fever hit Darwin earlier this month. Test
Kelly to drive mango business end to higher heights The new mango boss is looking to tackle the business end of the industry. Test
National Fruit Fly Council names new manager Stuart Burgess is the new manager of the National Fruit Fly Council Test
EXCLUSIVEEnd of an era: Vanderfield brand retired RDO Equipment will bring its three Australian dealership networks - Vanderfield, RDO Equipment and Vermeer Australia - together under the one banner. Test
Feed mixer is ideal for smaller herds The seven cubic metre capacity Verti-Mix 70 is a new addition to the German designed and built Strautmann's range, which has been available in Australia for more than 30 years. Test
JD accelerates machine information flow John Deere Australia and New Zealand precision agriculture manager Benji Blevin said a series of new features, live from November 11, would help farmers delve deeper into their data to drive productivity. Test
Updated engines, transmission, tech for first new Ranger in more than 10 years The recently unveiled new Ranger has been a long time coming for some buyers. Test
Feed mixer is ideal for smaller herds The seven cubic metre capacity Verti-Mix 70 is a new addition to the German designed and built Strautmann's range, which has been available in Australia for more than 30 years. Test
Survey highlights major labour shortage The results of a national dealer survey by Case IH and New Holland parent company CNH Industrial have confirmed the challenges around finding - and retaining - service technicians, with demand for both apprentices and qualified trades people exceeding current supply. Test
Looking to 2022: Support for field days across Australia Association of Agricultural Field Days of Australasia chairman Bruce Wright said the field days sector was very grateful for the federal government's continued support. Test
Get grooving with the Claas Disco The Claas Disco 4400 incorporates the award-winning Max Cut mower bed, central pivoting, floating suspension and a compact vertical transport position. Test
Miller adds green-on-green technology to front-mounted sprayers The Bilberry Intelligent Spot Spraying System uses an embedded camera network, artificial intelligence and deep learning software to identify weeds in-crop or in green-on-green applications. Test
Survey highlights major labour shortage The results of a national dealer survey by Case IH and New Holland parent company CNH Industrial have confirmed the challenges around finding - and retaining - service technicians, with demand for both apprentices and qualified trades people exceeding current supply. Test
Updated engines, transmission, tech for first new Ranger in more than 10 years The recently unveiled new Ranger has been a long time coming for some buyers. Test
Get grooving with the Claas Disco The Claas Disco 4400 incorporates the award-winning Max Cut mower bed, central pivoting, floating suspension and a compact vertical transport position. Test
JD accelerates machine information flow John Deere Australia and New Zealand precision agriculture manager Benji Blevin said a series of new features, live from November 11, would help farmers delve deeper into their data to drive productivity. Test
Miller adds green-on-green technology to front-mounted sprayers The Bilberry Intelligent Spot Spraying System uses an embedded camera network, artificial intelligence and deep learning software to identify weeds in-crop or in green-on-green applications. Test
John Deere expands its 6R mid-size tractor offering The 6R 140, 6R 150, 6R 165 and 6R 185 models have more horsepower than previous 6R models and a number of frame choices are available. Test
Spending spree: Loans increase as farmers invest in new machinery Tim Harvey says he expects to see sustained investment in plant and equipment for the foreseeable future. Test
Looking to 2022: Support for field days across Australia Association of Agricultural Field Days of Australasia chairman Bruce Wright said the field days sector was very grateful for the federal government's continued support. Test
