Heavy Trade in the Biggest Beef Company
Yesterday, over a million shares of Australia's largest beef company were traded. The ASX activity drove the Australian Agricultural Company's share price to values...
Trade in Place despite Hiccups
The Australian wool market remained tranquil last week, despite a week of turbulence. As South Africa re-entered the market, reasonable demand from China, Europe,...
Vegetable Growers under Pressure as Input Rises
Although the Covid-19 pandemic has caused a greater focus on, and intake of, fresh vegetables, vegetable growers have not profited from the trend. In...
‘Wool Row’ in Newcastle Engulfed by Flames
After a fire ripped through several of the iconic Wickham wool stores this week, experts say it's too early to decide whether they'll have...
Beautiful Black Soils: A Hidden Treasure
Since 1929, the Woods family has methodically managed, preserved, and enhanced Lockdale, which is located south of Narromine. While the structure of renovations and...
Can Used Batteries Transform into Fertiliser?
Repurposed batteries might potentially be used as strong fertilisers, combating one of Australia's greatest polluters while also increasing recycling rates. ReNutrients, an eco-company based...
Egyptian Wheat Importers Face Supply Crisis
After the Ukraine crisis damaged its main source of grain, Egypt, the world's biggest importer of wheat, is scurrying to locate alternate suppliers. Over...
Pig Disease Raises Questions on Biosecurity
Throwing money on the problem of Australia's biosecurity will not solve it. This was the consensus of experts speaking at the ABARES Outlook conference...
Processors Remain Impacted by Floods
Beef processing in southern Queensland and northern NSW is in a state of chaos today, following record flooding and rainfall over the past four...
Women’s Advocate Wins 2022 Future Women Rural NSW Scholarship
To be a powerful female leader, you don't have to wear high heels and a power suit. Dimity Smith of Tamworth wants to challenge...