Bluebell GPS tags and collars just beat out all the previous smart tags
Throw away that inactive eyesore of a tag you are currently using and replace it with a model that tracks every movement your animal makes
Sheep exports to Saudi Arabia back on the menu
A new pathway has now been established to export more sheep to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia For sheep exporters
Tierre mulchers and mowers are in strong demand with a $2200 factory discount
There has never been a better time to buy a mulcher as Tierre is offering a factory rebate of $2200
Mallee Machinery Field Days is a must attend event on the calendar
The Mallee Machinery Field Days will be back on for 4 and 5 August 2021 and many can’t wait to
John Deere 9 Series tractor release arriving in time for 2021-22 season
Down the production line these 2022 model year 9 Series models include six 9R wheel variants, three 9RT two-track variants and four 9RX four-track tractors
Coles gives its beef producers a lot more options with eNVD app upgrade
A substantial upgrade of information available on the Coles next generation eNVD App will help producers make more informed decisions
Inmarsat a world leader in global mobile satellite communications wants your business
The Inmarsat Application and Solution Provider (ASP) Programme has arrived here and it is designed to accelerate the availability of
Kivi-Pekka rock picker offers a special flotation tyre upgrade worth $6,375
And in addition, buy a 5, 6 or 7 metre model prior to 31 May and take advantage of the full value Asset Tax write-off
Coles doubles its support of Aussie beef industry with meat processor expansion
Coles has reaches a landmark deal with a big Queensland beef processor and adds 30 farming families as direct cattle suppliers Coles has established a
Precision Beef records information in quest to become optimum cattle management system
Key information drivers of beef productivity and profitability are being built into a program managed by University of Queensland researchers to improve beef value and
Cattle industry marks five-year anniversary of the deregulation of Johne’s disease
July 2021 marks five years since the transition from national regulation of Johne’s disease (JD) in cattle to producer management of the disease JD was
Sheep producers expected to flock online to check on-farm biosecurity
A Facebook group has been established by Animal Health Australia (AHA) to provide greater engagement with sheepmeat and wool growers on biosecurity and animal health
TGB quad bikes come to the rescue with a range of safety compliant models
Farmers no longer have to consider a future with an uninsured ATV as TGB reveal the first of what will be a range of fully compliant and safer quad bike models
Xylella wine grape threat discussed at annual forum on top plant disease risks
The Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment has hosted the first online forum with industry and federal and state
Risky meat items caught at the border come with a warning
It took sharp eyes and 3D x-rays at our mail centres to intercept 380 kilograms of meat items, including 41kg
Farmers groups plead their case for job satisfaction for working on the land
NSW Farmers urges Australians looking for work to give farm work a go, particularly now the Australian Government has made
A grant worth $297,000 has been handed out to trace kangaroo meat supply chain
Western Game Processing is the recipient of the $297,000 grant and it is expected to create an app to trace
Grant worth $326,000 awarded to improve traceability in leather and hide industry
The Australian Hide Skin & Leather Exporters’ Association have been awarded a $326,000 grant to install and operate Australia’s first
Biosecurity support welcome but AUSVEG says more action is needed to support growers
A $371 million biosecurity package will support the vital investment in the nation’s biosecurity sector, but industry representative body AUSVEG
Fuel Tax Credit (FTC) Manager claims to the first to receive ATO Product Ruling
Teletrac Navman’s FTC Manger solution is claimed as the first of its kind to implement an Australian Taxation Office (ATO)
John Deere 9 Series tractor release arriving in time for 2021-22 season
Down the production line these 2022 model year 9 Series models include six 9R wheel variants, three 9RT two-track variants and four 9RX four-track tractors
Riordan Grain stacks together one million tonnes bulk export grain and 25 years of business
Riordan Grain Services reached a milestone of one million tonnes of bulk export grain during April 2021 and it coincided with 25 years of its
Oat breeding becomes a joint endeavour with a $11.5 million funding boost
It could be seen as a golden era for oats as hard cash is ploughed into releasing more varieties for milling and for stock feed
Grain silo buyers urged to include safety ladders with their purchase
Grain growers ordering new silos are encouraged to include ladders in their purchases to ensure safe access to storage systems Grain storage extension specialists said
National fruit fly symposium will air online for three days from 4 May
The ongoing battle against fruit fly continues to threaten over half of our $13 billion horticulture sector. Over 60,000 people currently employed in the horticulture
Young Gun of Wine select their 50 Best Young Wine Labels and Winemakers for 2021
The Top 50 Finalists for the 2021 Young Gun of Wine Winemaker Awards – in its 15th edition – have been named and you get
Bluebell GPS tags and collars just beat out all the previous smart tags
Throw away that inactive eyesore of a tag you are currently using and replace it with a model that tracks every movement your animal makes
Coles doubles its support of Aussie beef industry with meat processor expansion
Coles has reaches a landmark deal with a big Queensland beef processor and adds 30 farming families as direct cattle suppliers Coles has established a
Precision Beef records information in quest to become optimum cattle management system
Key information drivers of beef productivity and profitability are being built into a program managed by University of Queensland researchers to improve beef value and
Cattle industry marks five-year anniversary of the deregulation of Johne’s disease
July 2021 marks five years since the transition from national regulation of Johne’s disease (JD) in cattle to producer management of the disease JD was
Sheep producers expected to flock online to check on-farm biosecurity
A Facebook group has been established by Animal Health Australia (AHA) to provide greater engagement with sheepmeat and wool growers on biosecurity and animal health
Sheep exports to Saudi Arabia back on the menu
A new pathway has now been established to export more sheep to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia For sheep exporters anxious to offer stock to
Kivi-Pekka rock picker offers a special flotation tyre upgrade worth $6,375
And in addition, buy a 5, 6 or 7 metre model prior to 31 May and take advantage of the full value Asset Tax write-off
Tierre mulchers and mowers are in strong demand with a $2200 factory discount
There has never been a better time to buy a mulcher as Tierre is offering a factory rebate of $2200 on one of its most
Agriculture technology demand is growing and so too is the price
While the bulk of money is towards supporting more agricultural technology it’s the scarce supply of raw materials holding up the show Ferrous materials and
A mechanical weed chipper could hold the answer to reducing chemical use
Aptly named the Weed Chipper it is billed as a break through for the first mechanical system capable of site-specific weed control The Weed Chipper
Titan Australia offers a leading home grown manufacturing hub
You might know Titan Australia for its expertise in tyres, wheels and axles, but the company also excels in the engineering, design and fabrication of components for any agricultural machinery
BKT offers an insight into tyre performance for stony and sandy cropping ground
BKT AGRIMAX V-FLECTO, AGRIMAX TERIS and FL 630 tyres were shod to a tractor and harvester fleet where they came under a performance analyst Euston
Inmarsat a world leader in global mobile satellite communications wants your business
The Inmarsat Application and Solution Provider (ASP) Programme has arrived here and it is designed to accelerate the availability of IoT solutions through satellite connectivity
Gordon Brothers and Ritchie Bros form insolvency alliance for heavy machinery
With insolvencies and administrations tipped to increase over the next three years two big names have banded together Gordon Brothers and Ritchie Bros have created
Forklift still running after 20 years on the job for heavy agricultural manufacturer
Large-scale agricultural stone-roller manufacturer Ki-Ki Engineering still runs its 20 year old 2.5 tonnes Toyota forklift for all the heavy lifting It was a case
Honda confirms exit from local ATV market
Since the ACCC imposed new safety standards for ATVs in Australia, Honda has been threatening to quit the local market, and has now confirmed it will stop selling ATVs when the new laws come into force on October 10th
Jobs for winter harvest pickers attract a $1500 bonus
Seasonal workers are in high demand in Queensland for harvesting fruit and vegetables and for work at cattle, aquaculture and other livestock enterprises
Heatsink evaporator makes clean drinking water from salty or brackish source
It’s the breakthrough of the century if this heatsink-like evaporator already proven in supervised trials can be adapted to large-scale operation
Mallee Machinery Field Days is a must attend event on the calendar
The Mallee Machinery Field Days will be back on for 4 and 5 August 2021 and many can’t wait to see what the event has
Diesel Dirt & Turf Expo 2021 leads with another record-breaking event
The dust is barely settled as visitors and exhibitors alike were reluctant to leave the site before every great exhibit was thoroughly checked over at
EIMA sets the stage for farm industry exhibitions return in Europe
Holding an event in Europe is still a tricky business but EIMA have shone the light on all the precautions necessary to stage their exhibition
Scenic Rim Clydesdale Spectacular is gearing up for a major exhibition
Come and celebrate the gentle giants of the horse world on 12 and 13 June and see why they are recognised as ‘the breed that built the nation’
Field Days and agricultural shows get a further $700,000-plus cash injection
Another 110 field days and rural shows around the country hit with closure in 2020 will share in funding grants worth over $700,000 to help them stage some cracking events for 2021
Henty Machinery Field Days springs into life for 2021
Henty MFD is calling all inventors to arms and to get along to where all those good backyard ideas could be turned into a multi-million dollar business
Myrtle Rust now seen as urgent threat to Australia’s native ecology
The recently convened National Myrtle Rust Symposium, with over 200 delegates attending in-person or online has outlined the threat to several plant species Myrtle rust
Research reveals just how sustainable it is for chicken farming
Chicken is easily Australia’s favourite meat and it turns out it’s an excellent environmental choice, too
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
Native plants identifies as most at risk after black summer megafires
Australia’s 2019-2020 Black Summer bushfires severely impacted hundreds of plant species including rare natives
Great Barrier Reef D grade rating shows urgent need for action on water quality
Marine conservationists have urged the Queensland and Federal governments to commit more money to tackling water quality issues in the Great Barrier Reef And in addition speed up the enforcement
Dingoes can change colour and still be pure to the breed
Animals assumed to be dingo-dog hybrids based on their coat colour and culled may have been pure dingoes, a study involving UNSW finds Even though many believe the dingo
Car buyers are not dented in the slightest as they gear up to replace their vehicles
A survey of more than 1000 Australians (over 18) has confirmed what car makers already know, more than a third of car owners will update their vehicles in 2021, and
QFF says Queensland Government unfairly picking irrigation water winners
The Queensland Farmers’ Federation (QFF) has serious concerns the Qld state government is unfairly picking winners within the agriculture sector by further restricting the number of farmers who can access
Juice star ratings worse than soft drink is a sour turn for farmers
NSW Farmers says it is alarmed by the decision to downgrade the Health Star Rating of 100% fruit and vegetable juice, ranking it lower than some soda beverages. The Australia
Xylella wine grape threat discussed at annual forum on top plant disease risks
The Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment has hosted the first online forum with industry and federal and state
Risky meat items caught at the border come with a warning
It took sharp eyes and 3D x-rays at our mail centres to intercept 380 kilograms of meat items, including 41kg
Farmers groups plead their case for job satisfaction for working on the land
NSW Farmers urges Australians looking for work to give farm work a go, particularly now the Australian Government has made
A grant worth $297,000 has been handed out to trace kangaroo meat supply chain
Western Game Processing is the recipient of the $297,000 grant and it is expected to create an app to trace
Grant worth $326,000 awarded to improve traceability in leather and hide industry
The Australian Hide Skin & Leather Exporters’ Association have been awarded a $326,000 grant to install and operate Australia’s first
Biosecurity support welcome but AUSVEG says more action is needed to support growers
A $371 million biosecurity package will support the vital investment in the nation’s biosecurity sector, but industry representative body AUSVEG
Fuel Tax Credit (FTC) Manager claims to the first to receive ATO Product Ruling
Teletrac Navman’s FTC Manger solution is claimed as the first of its kind to implement an Australian Taxation Office (ATO)