Grizzly Wheel Track Renovator restores tracks for smooth operation
There is no need to work with rutted or uneven wheel tracks as Grizzly will get your
Cobungra Station moves ahead with Carbon Credit Unit Scheme
Silva Carbon Origination Fund secures the purchase of the 31,292ha Cobungra Station located in Victoria’s high country The coalition were
Arag Flowtron smart spray system is first choice for precision spraying efficiency
Arag has developed Flowtron to become the ultimate spray system comprises advanced solenoid valves for constant pressure The Flowtron Pulse
Grains Australia add eight wheat varieties to approved list
Grains Australia has confirmed eight wheat classifications have been included on the Wheat Variety Master list for 2026 Grains Australia’s
John Deere unleashes 500R compact SP sprayer
John Deere 500R self-propelled sprayers offer budget conscious operations everything they need in a compact design John Deere is introducing
Farm World exhibition sites open for leading 2027 field days event
Farmers are set to benefit from a strong program to ignite the Field Days season as Farm World opens bookings
Wagyu breeders and distributors worldwide to meet in Adelaide
Visitors from across the globe will gather at WagyuEdge27 in Adelaide SA to explore ways to advance the breed All
Case IH reveals precision in updated 2027 models
Case IH models planned for release in 2027 emphasise practical solutions built around farmers needs While pre-release 2027 models for Case IH being revealing in
Quicke So Easy wheel weight range extends to larger fittings
Larger tractors can take advantage of the So Easy wheel weight system as sizes extend up to R42 rims and 850kg per wheel Quicke is
NDE FS1400D offers a big stock feeding capacity
The big capacity NDE FS1400D feed mixer has 40.3 cubic metres of product to get around more stock and cut back on time before a
Manutec zero maintenance AgriHub conversions provide a productivity boost
Zero-maintenance AgriHub conversions developed by Manutec are proving a simply brilliant choice with growers able to reduce planting downtime Manutec has provided local growers with
Countrywide Industries 6m Wombat deep ripper on a mission
The Wombat deep ripper works 11 or 13 tines across 6-metres and with its study frame and 8 tonnes breakout shear pins it is able
Season 2025-26 worked its way into the record books with the highest farmgate value on record at $101.4 billion
The ironic twist that accompanies boosted bank accounts is the scrutiny farmers are applying to every purchase. No longer prepared to be the victims of inflated price big ticket products. Instead,
RBA governors take off the gloves and paddywhack borrowers into a reality where inflation rules and high interest rates will follow
With headline annual inflation rising to 4.3% for the 12 months to September 2026, up from 4.0% in August, most
Vegetable growers back calls to pass the Australia-European Union Free Trade Agreement
AUSVEG backs calls from Australia’s Trade Minister Senator Don Farrell for all sides of politics to support the passage of
Regional leaders want more say in shaping renewable energy builds in their districts
Regional business owners and farmers have urged NSW MPs to give communities a stronger role in shaping renewable energy development,
Reserve Bank replaces puppy love with harsh reality of a world heading into high interest rates over the next 2 years
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) gave borrowers a break from increased rates at the past two meetings this year,
Livestock and food production renderers set their first sustainability agenda
The rendering and used cooking oil recycling sector has launched the first industry-wide ARA Sustainability Framework, establishing a common plan
The Nationals identify Visa slowdowns as putting regional job vacancies at risk of not being filled
Farmers and regional employers are warning they could be left without the workers they need for the peak summer harvest
Water conference will highlight water security and supply at a local level
Water security for rural, regional, and remote communities will take centre stage at the 2026 Water Management Conference being hosted
Water flows will be diverted for the environment even though the Murray-Darling Basin faces likely drier year ahead
With warmer, drier conditions forecast across much of the Murray–Darling Basin. Not all stakeholders will be onboard with the plan
Coalition calls on the Federal Labor government to stop selling productive farmland for foreign-backed carbon projects
The Coalition is calling on Treasurer Jim Chalmers and the Foreign Investment Review Board to reject the proposed foreign-backed acquisition
Grizzly Wheel Track Renovator restores tracks for smooth operation
There is no need to work with rutted or uneven wheel tracks as Grizzly will get your tracks back to perfect conditions Every time you
Manutec zero maintenance AgriHub conversions provide a productivity boost
Zero-maintenance AgriHub conversions developed by Manutec are proving a simply brilliant choice with growers able to reduce planting downtime Manutec has provided local growers with
Arag Flowtron smart spray system is first choice for precision spraying efficiency
Arag has developed Flowtron to become the ultimate spray system comprises advanced solenoid valves for constant pressure The Flowtron Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) system for
Grains Australia add eight wheat varieties to approved list
Grains Australia has confirmed eight wheat classifications have been included on the Wheat Variety Master list for 2026 Grains Australia’s 2026-27 Wheat Variety Master list
Barden Farms uses automation to maintain production levels
How a major vegetable grower is moving ahead with automation because it’s difficult to find people to do the work For Barden Farms, growing vegetables
Winter wheat harvest could produce windfalls in export markets
Disruption to supply in the northern hemisphere has focused grain buyers on our winter harvest for shipping security With 30.0 million tonnes of wheat expected
Cobungra Station moves ahead with Carbon Credit Unit Scheme
Silva Carbon Origination Fund secures the purchase of the 31,292ha Cobungra Station located in Victoria’s high country The coalition were quick to condemn the sale
Nissan Navara Pro Plug-in Hybrid Ute confirmed
The Navara Pro PHEV Ute has been built from the outset as a workhorse with just enough tech bolted in Farm hands too young to
Fuel supply dips into critical emergency reserve level
The release of 100 million barrels of crude oil and refined fuels from strategic reserves highlights a point of no return A plan to release
Working holiday visa reductions will lift fruit and vegetable prices
Reaction to immigration numbers spawned from far-right extremist politicians has heighten labour shortage concerns for growers While a Labor federal government is never expected to
The Bureau delivers important rain radar updates
The Bureau of Meteorology has addressed complaints following previous updates to its long-running website format The Bureau’s latest round of website updates is now live;
Fertiliser affordability remains under pressure for growers
Higher fertiliser costs are pushing growers to reduce application rates and shift towards less nitrogen-intensive plantings Growers have moved beyond acute fertiliser supply concerns that
Grizzly Wheel Track Renovator restores tracks for smooth operation
There is no need to work with rutted or uneven wheel tracks as Grizzly will get your tracks back to perfect conditions Every time you
Quicke So Easy wheel weight range extends to larger fittings
Larger tractors can take advantage of the So Easy wheel weight system as sizes extend up to R42 rims and 850kg per wheel Quicke is
Case IH reveals precision in updated 2027 models
Case IH models planned for release in 2027 emphasise practical solutions built around farmers needs While pre-release 2027 models for Case IH being revealing in
Countrywide Industries 6m Wombat deep ripper on a mission
The Wombat deep ripper works 11 or 13 tines across 6-metres and with its study frame and 8 tonnes breakout shear pins it is able
Marshall Multispread developed with over 100 years of trust and innovation
Manufactured by a local family-run company Roesner there is a 124-year history behind the innovations of the top selling Marshall Multispread spreader brand The manufacturer
ACF trials extend service interval for cane harvester lubricants
John Deere Plus-50 II™ engine, hydraulic and transmission oil and filters offer savings in oil change intervals for the ACF company fleet ACF has just
NDE FS1400D offers a big stock feeding capacity
The big capacity NDE FS1400D feed mixer has 40.3 cubic metres of product to get around more stock and cut back on time before a
Wagyu breeders and distributors worldwide to meet in Adelaide
Visitors from across the globe will gather at WagyuEdge27 in Adelaide SA to explore ways to advance the breed All about Wagyu breeding, product spin-offs
Sheep producers in box seat as prices soar
Sheep and lamb prices reach record highs and wool moved back to historical high levels not seen for almost 10 years Sheep breeders have entered
Milk is in strong demand at home and across export regions
Dairy producers remain positive with support from a stable domestic market and strong international demand for protein-rich products The outlook for dairy producers remained broadly
Angus bull clinches record sale price
Wyatt W50 was the most impressive bull at a NSW Central West sale and went on to sell for a record $420,000 The price paid
Beef market gets a reset as China quota reached
Cattle prices at near record prices right up until late July may see further short-term easing before China comes back on track The triggering of
Farm World exhibition sites open for leading 2027 field days event
Farmers are set to benefit from a strong program to ignite the Field Days season as Farm World opens bookings for exhibitors to launch new
Wagyu breeders and distributors worldwide to meet in Adelaide
Visitors from across the globe will gather at WagyuEdge27 in Adelaide SA to explore ways to advance the breed All about Wagyu breeding, product spin-offs
AUSVEG and Achmea Farm Insurance combine forces on National Ag Day
Get along to the Hort Business Summit where vegetable growers will get access to all the information they need to a successful operation Vegetable growers
Mount Isa Mines Rodeo 2026 ranks with greatest ever seen
Spectacular arena action marked the 67th Mount Isa Mines Rodeo where an 18-year-old debutant claimed the biggest buckle Red dust flew everywhere as records were
Beef judges and paraders face off in an inspiring contest
Young Judges and Paraders shine at the national championships held today at the Royal Queensland Show (Ekka) Following an inspiration competition with entrants from all
Laidley spring festival blooms into the ultimate destination
Travelling from either Brisbane or Toowoomba direction it’s just one hour to attend this authentic country festival and enjoy a big moment Dust off the
Artemis II record setting moon flight returns safely to Earth
NASA has successfully navigated four astronauts on longest space journey to date with view clear of dark side of the moon The first astronauts to
Plastic pollution along our coastlines drops by more than a third
With a decrease of 39% in waste along our coastline waste watchers can openly declare they are winning the plastic pollution battle Plastic pollution littering
Plastic waste reduction becomes a global challenge
CSIRO and DFAT are hosting global Demo Days where entrepreneurs will tackle plastic waste problems head-on and present solutions to lessen damage to our ecosystem
Cosmic position impacts how galaxy real estate develops
Changes in how the galaxy looks and reacts have been revealed in the 10-year Deep Extragalactic Visible Legacy Survey that mapped the landscape A team of astronomers from the International
Monash University to design a mobile CT scanner for rural patients
A joint venture between local tech and Johns Hopkins University in the US will bring vital resources to rural patients Monash University will lead the design of a first-of-its-kind mobile
Cry of the Koala bush ballad is about saving a species
Singer songwriter Andy Penkow has turned his attention to saving more Koalas and stabilising their existence in conjunction with the Australian Koala Foundation Four-time CMAA Golden Guitar nominee Andy Penkow has dedicated
National study suggests new vaccine is needed to prevent childhood pneumonia
Vaccine-resistant pneumonia has increased since a vaccine targeting 13 serotypes of the Streptococcus pneumoniae bacteria was introduced into the Australian routine childhood immunisation program. The current vaccine against bacterial pneumonia
Marine experts welcome global resolution to save whales from plastic peril
The Australian Marine Conservation Society (AMCS) has welcomed news that a resolution calling for greater collaboration to save whales from plastic pollution was adopted by consensus at the 68th meeting
Food prices to climb under cost of living crisis according to The Nationals
The Nationals leader David Littleproud says not all of Australia’s high food prices are caused by natural disasters – they’re also man-made by Labor scrapping the Ag Visa, which has fuelled
RBA governors take off the gloves and paddywhack borrowers into a reality where inflation rules and high interest rates will follow
With headline annual inflation rising to 4.3% for the 12 months to September 2026, up from 4.0% in August, most
Vegetable growers back calls to pass the Australia-European Union Free Trade Agreement
AUSVEG backs calls from Australia’s Trade Minister Senator Don Farrell for all sides of politics to support the passage of
Regional leaders want more say in shaping renewable energy builds in their districts
Regional business owners and farmers have urged NSW MPs to give communities a stronger role in shaping renewable energy development,
Reserve Bank replaces puppy love with harsh reality of a world heading into high interest rates over the next 2 years
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) gave borrowers a break from increased rates at the past two meetings this year,
Livestock and food production renderers set their first sustainability agenda
The rendering and used cooking oil recycling sector has launched the first industry-wide ARA Sustainability Framework, establishing a common plan
The Nationals identify Visa slowdowns as putting regional job vacancies at risk of not being filled
Farmers and regional employers are warning they could be left without the workers they need for the peak summer harvest
Water conference will highlight water security and supply at a local level
Water security for rural, regional, and remote communities will take centre stage at the 2026 Water Management Conference being hosted