Dale Morton's Terraland Bednar ripper should be on dry hire by the end of the week.

A unique high-yielding cereal grains project in Tasmania is expected to generate a ripple effect.

WA’s stop-start harvest is almost at an end with only a few CBH sites in the State remaining open.

Vintage machinery has a fascinating backstory if you care to investigate.

They may seem small and cumbersome to our eyes today, but the tractors of the first half of the 20th century set up our cropping sector.

Cotton Australia has hit back at claims the cotton industry was to blame for mass fish deaths in the Lower Darling River.

Yields were down on average across the 2018 cropping program, but with sheep prices at all-time highs there was some consolation in a challenging season.

A further look into the study of coastal limesand and the use of lime for fixing acid subsoils of red sand dunes.

The dollar may have rebounded off last week's lows, but ag exporters are looking to identify any opportunities a low dollar provides.

UPDATED: The head of a farm income protection business says payments to growers show how valuable insurance can be in dry years.