Oztec takes the lead in grain handling equipment for upcoming season
Get everything you want from long reach augers to chaser bins and drive over hoppers and catch
Tariffs set to devastate farmer incomes worldwide
With tariffs already being applied to farm produce in several markets the result appears to support heavy losses for farmers
Case IH launches SenseApply technology as the ultimate spray solution
Case IH claims the greatest advancement for spray application to date with the release of SenseApply variable rate spray application
Dairy farmers experts at keeping a lid on costs considered global leaders
While worldwide there is a structural uplift in dairy production costs local farmers continue to remain among the lowest-cost producers
AGCO and SDF strike a deal to mass market tractors in the low-power segment
The Massey Ferguson badge will get the most benefit from the AGCO SDF partnership with a range of tractors from
GRDC invests an extra $3.5M in biosecurity to ward off exotic plant pests
Following a high value harvest from the winter season 2024-25 GRDC is putting procedures in place to ensure grain growers
Nutrien Classic 2025 spectacular performances and increased auction sales volume
The performance horse industry holds strong at the 2025 Nutrien Classic with top competitors and horse sales over $13 million
John Deere See and Spray Select set to obtain maximise yields
With the benefit of several in-season rate capabilities via AutoTrac automation and ExactApply See and Spray Select has the settings edge Local growers played a
Growers rewarded with third largest winter crop harvest on record
Apart from cropping regions of South Australia and some in Victoria the 2024-25 winter season has been a bonanza for growers Winter crop production across
John Deere 9 Series tractor combines with P600 Precision Air Hoe Drill
John Deere is offering optimal seed placement for the upcoming season with the combination of a high-powered 9 Series tractor and ultimate seeding rig solution
Honda Australia management change opens a new era for extensive model range
Chris Schultz has enthusiastically stepped into the position of general manager of Power Sports and Products at Honda Australia A progressive era has opened up
Tariff turmoil coming for Aussie farmers as Trump levies kick in
The US has spent a lot of money building up allies and goodwill worldwide and president Donald J Trump wants it all back in tariffs
Grain growers and livestock producers will get their second biggest farmgate income on record from season 2024-25, estimated at $88 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,
President Donald Trump’s daily ramblings could disrupt an already fragile farm equipment market
Putting aside the daily ramblings of Donald Trump, such as taking over the Gaza strip and replacing the bombed-out homes
Apprentice Incentives of $10,000 leaves key industries behind
According to the Independent Tertiary Education Council Australia (ITECA), the Australian Government’s announcement of a $10,000 incentive payment to attract
Mahindra reports tractor sales of 324,327 in their domestic market in 2024
Mahindra and Mahindra Ltd reported a 16% rise in overall vehicle sales in December 2024 to reach 69,768 units, for
Horticulture growers step up solutions to ease labour shortages
Labour shortages in the horticulture sector have eased slightly, according to a report from the Australian Bureau of Agricultural and
Next-generation plant and animal breeding boosted by $13M training fund
Efforts to address rising global food demand were under the spotlight at the launch of the ARC Training Centre in
Emissions grants available through the Carbon Farming Outreach Program for farm businesses
Farmers will soon be able to access commodity-specific information to enable them to make decisions on reducing emissions for their
RBA Governor shows true grit to keep rates on hold at a base rate of 4.35%
At this time in 2023 with the distraction of the general public watching the running of the 163rd Melbourne Cup
Your smartphone can detect when milk has gone off and save thousands of litres from being discarded
Researchers at UNSW Computer Science and Engineering have developed a smartphone sensor that can detect if milk is fresh or
Used Car Safety Ratings for 2024 that you need to know to avoid buying a lemon
The updated Used Car Safety Ratings for 2024 provide a comprehensive guide to the safest used vehicles to buy, and
John Deere See and Spray Select set to obtain maximise yields
With the benefit of several in-season rate capabilities via AutoTrac automation and ExactApply See and Spray Select has the settings edge Local growers played a
Oztec takes the lead in grain handling equipment for upcoming season
Get everything you want from long reach augers to chaser bins and drive over hoppers and catch exclusive model releases from Oztec this season There
Growers rewarded with third largest winter crop harvest on record
Apart from cropping regions of South Australia and some in Victoria the 2024-25 winter season has been a bonanza for growers Winter crop production across
John Deere 9 Series tractor combines with P600 Precision Air Hoe Drill
John Deere is offering optimal seed placement for the upcoming season with the combination of a high-powered 9 Series tractor and ultimate seeding rig solution
Case IH launches SenseApply technology as the ultimate spray solution
Case IH claims the greatest advancement for spray application to date with the release of SenseApply variable rate spray application technology Case IH has added
GRDC invests an extra $3.5M in biosecurity to ward off exotic plant pests
Following a high value harvest from the winter season 2024-25 GRDC is putting procedures in place to ensure grain growers can retain or increase yields
Honda Australia management change opens a new era for extensive model range
Chris Schultz has enthusiastically stepped into the position of general manager of Power Sports and Products at Honda Australia A progressive era has opened up
Tariff turmoil coming for Aussie farmers as Trump levies kick in
The US has spent a lot of money building up allies and goodwill worldwide and president Donald J Trump wants it all back in tariffs
Tariffs set to devastate farmer incomes worldwide
With tariffs already being applied to farm produce in several markets the result appears to support heavy losses for farmers Until Australia’s former Prime Minister
AGCO and SDF strike a deal to mass market tractors in the low-power segment
The Massey Ferguson badge will get the most benefit from the AGCO SDF partnership with a range of tractors from 18 to 63kW (25 to
John Deere unpacks Connected Support functions in a video release
John Deere’s Connected Support includes sending parts by helicopter and keeping track of machines while working in the paddock John Deere is leading the pack
Grain growers and livestock producers will get their second biggest farmgate income on record from season 2024-25, estimated at $88 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
Nokian Tyres expands Soil King VF line in the mid power range
Nokian mid to high power efficiency is behind the popularity of its Soil King VF tractor range with three more sizes released Nokian Tyres has
CJD Equipment has remained focused on expansion and innovation for 50 Years
The launch of Volvo’s zero-emission construction equipment in CJD’s 50th year of operation highlights a commitment to sustainability In 2024, CJD Equipment, a proudly Western
Yanmar adds the SM475 small utility tractor to an already impressive line-up
Yanmar has released the SM475 tractor into several world markets and many local dealers would welcome the chance to offer the SM model range here
OTR design Tyres Wheels Axles for the way you work
OTR has opened more locations to better serve farmers who require custom style solutions for all vehicles in their fleet OTR Tyres Wheels Axles are
Ultrasafe provides the safest cabin filters for tractors harvesters and sprayers
Ultrasafe holds the reputation for having the most technically advanced and therefore safest tractor and farm machinery filters and they are designed locally Of great
Narva unveils automotive lights and lamps in bumper catalogue
Upgrade your automotive lights and lamps from the Narva catalogue with over 790 new products in a revised layout Narva’s product catalogue for 2024 has
Dairy farmers experts at keeping a lid on costs considered global leaders
While worldwide there is a structural uplift in dairy production costs local farmers continue to remain among the lowest-cost producers The cost of producing milk
Satellite technology on-farm helps pastoralists prepare for drought
Livestock producers and all farmers can now get ahead of an unexpected dry spell by looking through satellite images A pilot project trialled in the
Hydrosmart makes breakthrough in cleaner water for farm operations
Cleaner water for livestock and centre pivots along with cropping is now readily available using the Hydrosmart electronic system With livestock price increases predicted, more
Faresin feed mixers are in demand from farmers and lot feeders
Faresin trailed feed mixer models with feed product capacities from 9 to 46 cubic metres are available now for immediate delivery Since Ahern Australia became
Rotech Rural make Post and Rail Fencing simple with a strong build
Local family-owned fencing business Rotech Rural has released its RailTight range with an extra strong screw on end bracket to boost post and rail fencing
Saputo gazumps Fonterra with opening milk price for season 2024-25
Hot on the heels of Fonterra advising their farmgate price range for season 2024-245 Saputo has increased the stakes with an opening milk price of
Nutrien Classic 2025 spectacular performances and increased auction sales volume
The performance horse industry holds strong at the 2025 Nutrien Classic with top competitors and horse sales over $13 million and still counting The 2025
Outlook conference celebrates 80 years of farm productivity with expert speakers
The farm industry will get an insight into the best investment segment returns for the next 12 months from expert speakers at the 2025 Outlook
Agriculture Shows Australia 2025 Conference is loaded with community spirit
ASA volunteers will be out in full force for the 2025 conference as the full program of 580 agricultural shows is revealed The Agriculture Shows
Warrangong Vintage Harvest 2025 was a rare sight with old headers at work
A vintage equipment harvest day with 10 vintage tractors and 27 vintage headers working in wheat crop drew an attendance of 1100 people from across
Dowerin Machinery field days celebrate the rise of machines tech and big farms
The field days event held in Dowerin WA is a major showcase for farming and all farmers and exhibitors are welcome at this expansive marketplace
Sheep and Wool Show has set an eclectic program for breeds and fibre in 2025
Sheep breeders and Wool producers will be treated to the most important industry trends at the Australian Sheep and Wool Show in July 2025 Sheep
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
Heavy industry in Australia could decarbonise without risk
Pathways to limit warming to 1.5 degrees and create up to 1.35 million jobs are all options available to current company shareholders and directors This
Aussie and US scientists combine brains trust to tackle global challenges
An expanding research partnership with joint research between CSIRO and the US National Science Foundation will turbocharge many solutions Climate change, clean energy and sustainability,
Tasmanian Tiger supporters make resurrection bid
It was a genius move to call the dog-like animal Thylacine a Tasmanian Tiger as it captured imaginations worldwide when learnt a Tiger was about to become extinct Early settlers
Whale shark parasites store a wealth of black box information
Tiny parasites that hitch a ride on the lips of whale sharks store enough dietary information to help scientists manage the species ongoing conservation Researchers at The University of Western
Brush footed trapdoor spider fossil a major find in central NSW
This is the first fossil from the brush footed trapdoor spider family ever found and it five times bigger than any living relative Be still, very very still, don’t make
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
President Donald Trump’s daily ramblings could disrupt an already fragile farm equipment market
Putting aside the daily ramblings of Donald Trump, such as taking over the Gaza strip and replacing the bombed-out homes
Apprentice Incentives of $10,000 leaves key industries behind
According to the Independent Tertiary Education Council Australia (ITECA), the Australian Government’s announcement of a $10,000 incentive payment to attract
Mahindra reports tractor sales of 324,327 in their domestic market in 2024
Mahindra and Mahindra Ltd reported a 16% rise in overall vehicle sales in December 2024 to reach 69,768 units, for
Horticulture growers step up solutions to ease labour shortages
Labour shortages in the horticulture sector have eased slightly, according to a report from the Australian Bureau of Agricultural and
Next-generation plant and animal breeding boosted by $13M training fund
Efforts to address rising global food demand were under the spotlight at the launch of the ARC Training Centre in
Emissions grants available through the Carbon Farming Outreach Program for farm businesses
Farmers will soon be able to access commodity-specific information to enable them to make decisions on reducing emissions for their
RBA Governor shows true grit to keep rates on hold at a base rate of 4.35%
At this time in 2023 with the distraction of the general public watching the running of the 163rd Melbourne Cup