AUSVEG supports National Biosecurity Strategy as a positive step in protecting our industry
AUSVEG is the national peak industry body for vegetable and potato growers and represents over 3,500 producers
Mount Isa Mines Rodeo with the Indigenous Rodeo Championships will be a cracker
There will be a record number of riders to provide thrills and spills on the arena and then at night
Wandin Silvan Field Days well prepared for a back to normal event in 2022
The Yarra valley will storm to life and welcome visitors from all parts of the country when it opens its
National weed management event for controlling weeds planned for Mildura
For the first time the premier event to help grain growers control weeds – WeedSmart Week – will be held in Mildura
Rabobank breaks down the June 2022 quarterly CPI figures as food price inflation climbs
Rabobank relays how there has been an increase across the grocery basket with prices rising for dairy, meat, fruit and
Varroa pesticide promises to be honey bee safe as part of $61 million pollination research
Aussie scientists are working on a world-first hormone based pesticide to destroy Varroa mite claimed to be completely bee friendly
KUHN continues as a leading innovator in precision spreading for over 20 years
KUHN Farm Machinery led a revolution in the fertiliser industry with the introduction of its EMC technology and today offers
John Deere Service Technician of the Year a Harvester specialists
Women were highly represented at the second annual John Deere Technician Awards and claimed the top prize Jaymee Ireland, a qualified technician eager to see
John Deere 9500 Self-Propelled Forage Harvester launched during milestone year
John Deere celebrates the 50th anniversary of the 9000 Series Self-Propelled Forage Harvester (SPFH) with the release of the 9500 SPFH in August 2022 The
Grain growers may have a way to mitigate frost damage if in season research pays off
A novel in-season approach currently underway may be the answer for growers to avoid frost damage losses A research project is currently underway to help
Bourgault Paralink coulter drills can be built to suit your unique seeding situation
As you would expect from the most advanced disc seeder with the widest range of industry options Bourgault offer two styles of openers with a
Foot-and-mouth disease is a threat that demands more action for producers
If you are watching the current FMD threat and think your view is playing in slow motion – it isn’t – it’s the lack of
Winter harvest upgrades and Instant tax write-offs on specials you can’t miss
Here are the best buy deals currently on offer. But be quick as once current floor stock is sold, the deals end.
CBA announces new interest rates in response to the Reserve Bank of Australia’s cash rate decision August 2022
Following the Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA) cash rate decision, on 02 August 2022, CBA will increase home loan variable
Upbeat end as diggers dealers head into interesting times
In more ways than one, the third and final day of this year’s Diggers & Dealers Mining Forum in Kalgoorlie
Diggers & Dealers Mining Forum is all about turning up some new gold from pit to Super Underground
Based on conversations in the pubs around Kalgoorlie last night, a lot of delegates kicked goals on the first day
Victorian government stumps up $10 million for Waste to Energy – Bioenergy Fund for eligible organisations with an election looming
The new $10 million Waste to Energy – Bioenergy Fund gives commercial and industrial organisations across a wide range of
Climate damage costing Queensland farmers says Farmers for Climate Action
Farmers for Climate Action notes Deloitte has measured the cost of the deadly, climate-driven Queensland floods at $7.7 billion. Farmers
Stronger biosecurity powers at international airports as the Commonwealth Government establishes Biosecurity Response Zones
The Commonwealth Government has taken further measuresat international airports, in response to the Indonesian outbreak of Foot and Mouth Disease
Curtin University expert asks if enough is being done to avert the Foot-and-mouth threat to our meat and milk supply
Despite reassurances from the State Government, concern is growing around the potential impact of foot-and-mouth disease on farmers and the
AUSVEG supports National Biosecurity Strategy as a positive step in protecting our industry
AUSVEG is the national peak industry body for vegetable and potato growers and represents over 3,500 producers with farmgate production worth $4.9 billion in value
John Deere 9500 Self-Propelled Forage Harvester launched during milestone year
John Deere celebrates the 50th anniversary of the 9000 Series Self-Propelled Forage Harvester (SPFH) with the release of the 9500 SPFH in August 2022 The
Bourgault Paralink coulter drills can be built to suit your unique seeding situation
As you would expect from the most advanced disc seeder with the widest range of industry options Bourgault offer two styles of openers with a
Commander Ag-Quip serves local farmers with leading grain augers field bin and silos
This all-Australian built range includes grain augers, field bins, stockyards, shearing shed fit outs, feedout bins, grain feeders and custom builds This local manufacturer already
John Deere CP770 Cotton pickers are part of Top End harvest milestone
Cotton growing is taking off in the Northern Territory and this budding industry has the backing of the latest release John Deere CP770 Cotton pickers
HARDI Saritor 7000 Mallee Edition is set loose to grab extra market share
HARDI made no secret that its Saritor 7000 Mallee Edition spray launch was an important milestone in local SP spray design and you could miss
Foot-and-mouth disease is a threat that demands more action for producers
If you are watching the current FMD threat and think your view is playing in slow motion – it isn’t – it’s the lack of
Cobber Challenge Relay working dog teams set to compete in inaugural event
There are 12 teams of farm dogs that will compete in the Cobber Challenge Relay from across Australia and New Zealand to win the title
Sheep numbers and sheepmeat production is expected to increase even further
Sheep producers are in a strong position due to a larger flock and strong demand from the US and other export markets Sheepmeat production is
Cattle numbers provide basis for beef production to rise in the second half of 2022
Consumer demand is expected to remain firm, while restocker demand is strong but overall cattle prices could marginally ease in second term of 2022 Local
Wool supply is set to rise as the national flock increases to 70 million head
With increased supply of wool and steady demand it is expected the best news on price is for it to hold steady With sheep flock
AusMix TMR feed mixers built strong with major input from Aussie farmers
AusMix feed mixers built heavy duty in Australia to handle the harshest conditions are proving highly effective for high fibre and high grain rations The
KUHN continues as a leading innovator in precision spreading for over 20 years
KUHN Farm Machinery led a revolution in the fertiliser industry with the introduction of its EMC technology and today offers the most extensive model range
BKT tyres for sprayers shows just how far specialist rubber technology has evolved
For sprayers to work at their optimum the right tyre choice can help the operators get the results required whether at top speed or on
John Deere 5M Series tractors are upgrading to a more powerful line of utility models
John Deere is offering updated 5M Series tractors that can perform at a level greater than local operators would expect in a utility model It
Dieci telehandlers for farm industry specific applications proving popular
Dieci has a specially designed telehandler for farmers working with poultry, cotton, piggeries and Haymaking along with specialty attachments Manufactured in Italy and engineered locally
Massey Ferguson reaches a 175-Year milestone of tractor innovation
The most iconic badge in tractors Massey Ferguson marks its 175 year anniversary with renewed dedication to farmer-focused tractor models AGCO is a global leader
SDLG LG946L wheel loader highly prized on Normandy Station
An SDLG LG946L wheel loader has been an ideal addition to this busy mixed farming operation for jobbing around the property along with CJD Equipment’s
John Deere Service Technician of the Year a Harvester specialists
Women were highly represented at the second annual John Deere Technician Awards and claimed the top prize Jaymee Ireland, a qualified technician eager to see
Rabobank breaks down the June 2022 quarterly CPI figures as food price inflation climbs
Rabobank relays how there has been an increase across the grocery basket with prices rising for dairy, meat, fruit and vegetables and bread The latest
Kubota will spend $3.2bn to build tractor and excavator plants in the US and India
Kubota dealers worldwide simply need more stock to sell and the only option is to build new factories costing 300 billion yen (AU$3.2 billion) The
Safe farms and strong family health comes to fore in farm safety week
We are in Farm Safety Awareness Week so please take extra care and alert others that are less experienced around farm sheds yards and paddocks
A look at what lies in wait for second half of year for farming income
The experts have given their predictions on likely outcomes for grain growers and livestock producers for the second half of 2022 in a just released
Brandt completes Wickham Flower acquisition and has the backing to add more
The money has gone through on the Wickham Flower buyout and its gives Brandt 23 John Deere dealership yards with the plan for many more
Mount Isa Mines Rodeo with the Indigenous Rodeo Championships will be a cracker
There will be a record number of riders to provide thrills and spills on the arena and then at night Guy Sebastian and Baker Boy
Wandin Silvan Field Days well prepared for a back to normal event in 2022
The Yarra valley will storm to life and welcome visitors from all parts of the country when it opens its gates on 14 and 15
National weed management event for controlling weeds planned for Mildura
For the first time the premier event to help grain growers control weeds – WeedSmart Week – will be held in Mildura running from 30 August to
Diesel Dirt & Turf Expo is one to mark in your calendar for 2023
Successful events for selling equipment and drawing big crowds are few and far between and that’s why it’s time to start marking down the best
EIMA International 2022 is making a return for the release of latest farm equipment
The Bologna Fiera in Italy is the venue that marks the 45th edition of EIMA the world exhibition of equipment and components for agriculture from
Cotton Conference 2022 geared up for a Gold Coast spectacular
Around 100 exhibitors will provide critical information and a networking opportunity during the Cotton conference to be held from 16 to 18 August The Australian
Earth Overshoot Day edges even earlier as we use up more natural resources than we renew
An expanding population and consumption suggests we will require the capacity of almost two earths to meet our level of demand by 2030 Sustainable Population
State of the Environment report a harsh reality most will want to avoid
An environmental report prepared when the Morrison government was in power was deemed simply too harsh to be released says current federal government This is
Southern Forest Irrigation Scheme won’t work says former Director General
Kim Taylor is the former Director General of the Department of Water in Western Australia and gives his reasons why he believes the scheme will
Eureka Prizes finalists announced for 2022 from an array of our top research minds
The Australian Museum Eureka prizes will be awarded for evolutionary research into sustainable food production, antimicrobial resistance and the future of AI The Australian Museum (AM) has today announced the 45 finalists
Centre for Invasive Species Solutions says its time to address threatened species
The release of the State of the Environment Report indicates it’s time to double down on pests and weeds says Centre for Invasive Species Solutions The ongoing survival of Australia’s
Farmers for Climate Action say we are working from a low scorecard
The dire environmental scorecard reflects climate impacts experienced by farmers on the land that are members of Farmers for Climate Action The 2021 State of the Environment report released this
Upbeat end as diggers dealers head into interesting times
In more ways than one, the third and final day of this year’s Diggers & Dealers Mining Forum in Kalgoorlie epitomised the adaptability of the industry it serves. Forecasts of
Diggers & Dealers Mining Forum is all about turning up some new gold from pit to Super Underground
Based on conversations in the pubs around Kalgoorlie last night, a lot of delegates kicked goals on the first day at the Diggers & Dealers Mining Forum. Combined, possibly as
Climate damage costing Queensland farmers says Farmers for Climate Action
Farmers for Climate Action notes Deloitte has measured the cost of the deadly, climate-driven Queensland floods at $7.7 billion. Farmers for Climate Action CEO Dr Fiona Davis said the cost
CBA announces new interest rates in response to the Reserve Bank of Australia’s cash rate decision August 2022
Following the Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA) cash rate decision, on 02 August 2022, CBA will increase home loan variable
Upbeat end as diggers dealers head into interesting times
In more ways than one, the third and final day of this year’s Diggers & Dealers Mining Forum in Kalgoorlie
Diggers & Dealers Mining Forum is all about turning up some new gold from pit to Super Underground
Based on conversations in the pubs around Kalgoorlie last night, a lot of delegates kicked goals on the first day
Victorian government stumps up $10 million for Waste to Energy – Bioenergy Fund for eligible organisations with an election looming
The new $10 million Waste to Energy – Bioenergy Fund gives commercial and industrial organisations across a wide range of
Climate damage costing Queensland farmers says Farmers for Climate Action
Farmers for Climate Action notes Deloitte has measured the cost of the deadly, climate-driven Queensland floods at $7.7 billion. Farmers
Stronger biosecurity powers at international airports as the Commonwealth Government establishes Biosecurity Response Zones
The Commonwealth Government has taken further measuresat international airports, in response to the Indonesian outbreak of Foot and Mouth Disease
Curtin University expert asks if enough is being done to avert the Foot-and-mouth threat to our meat and milk supply
Despite reassurances from the State Government, concern is growing around the potential impact of foot-and-mouth disease on farmers and the