Agriculture Minister to Work with the Industry
Murray Watt won't put on a farmer's mask. He doesn't have answers either for the high cost of inputs or the labour deficit in...
Farmers to Gain New Incentives
Farmers in Australia are being encouraged to take advantage of a multi-million dollar government programme aimed at lowering the country's carbon emissions. Farmers were...
Queensland, New South Wales Floods Close Beef Processing Plants
Flooding rains in southern Queensland and northern NSW have dealt an additional blow to the cattle processing industry, causing severe damage to infrastructure and...
Bushfire Victims Turn to the Law after Losses
Insurers dealing with claims following a devastating Wheatbelt firestorm in February have hired a law firm to pursue legal action on behalf of clients...
Young Farmers Find a Way to Bounce Back After Floods
Farming in a flood zone carries dangers, but it doesn't make it any simpler to recover after a disaster. What helps is when people who...
Creditors of Failed Hay Exports Wait on Land Sale
It's still unclear whether the sale of three properties previously owned by failing SP Hay Australia will assist all creditors in recouping their losses....
Green Peach Aphid Warnings Active Throughout Australia
This season, entomologists and agronomists are warning brassica growers about the threat of the green peach aphid and its related viruses. Cesar Australia, a...
Hort Connections Receives Huge Federal Government Grant
The government has backed horticulture's greatest show. Hort Connections has been awarded $2 million to help assure the event's future and growth. The event,...
Beef Market Receives Federal Government Investment
The federal government will invest $6 million in the cattle industry's showpiece event. In the 2019 budget, money will be made aside for Beef...
Pig Producers Declare Pork Safe to Eat
As the country continues to control the Japanese encephalitis virus, consumers have been assured that eating pork is safe (JEV). Because the virus is...