Bourgault is talking with growers now about orders for the 2025 season
The biggest question facing many growers following an intense winter planting season is whether they can cope
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
AGCO offloads GSI grain and protein business for a massive loss
Even with the US$700 million sale of GSI to private equity firm it will leave AGCO with a loss of
drumMUSTER is closing the loop in drum to drum recycling
For over two decades the drumMUSTER program has been a cornerstone of sustainable practices in the agricultural industry The drumMUSTER
Kramer KT276 telehandler stands out as a high performance compact
Kramer KT276 compact telehandler is armed with substantial upgrades and the option of an auto attachment changeover With dimensions of
TFI extends their new farm tyre and rubber track sales to tyre repairs
Premium tyre distributor Tradefaire International (TFI) has expanded its new tyre and rubber track services by offering repairs to badly
Young grains judges put their skills to the test in national grains finals
The top of the crop has been selected to compete for the National Grains Young Judges national title at the
Caterpillar® release next generation 255 and 265 track loaders
From shed foundations to road and yard forming and repetitive loading and jobbing these compacts are an ideal addition to any farm operation Plenty of
Winter crop harvest expectations state by state for 2024-25 season
Across all states growers are expected to harvest 55.2 million tonnes of grain in winter season 2024-25 with some prospects better than others With a
Farm Ute trays come down to toughness and weigh as Aluminium vs Steel
Norweld allows farmers to select a lighter weight aluminium tray with a heavy-duty build that can stand up to all the toughness of farm loads
Nokian Forest King F2 Tyres setting the standard in the forestry segment
Nokian has introduced an increased load capacity tyre for the forestry industry as demand for more productive equipment grows Nokian Tyres is launching a significant
Goldacres G8 Super Cruiser allows farm operations to go big
With an 8000-litre product tank capacity and spray coverage across 48 metres the Goldacres G8 allows growers to reach full potential Goldacres is allowing farm
Winter harvest upgrades and the specials you can’t miss are listed here
Here are the best buy deals currently on offer. But be quick as once current floor stock is sold, the deals end.
Bureau predictions for long-range Spring weather forecasts that could make or break some farmers
With the release of the Bureau of Meteorology Long-Range 2024 Spring forecast it is the start of nightmares for some
Syngenta Group reports H1 2024 sales and earnings are down compared to last year
Coming off record profits from the highest product input prices farmers have ever paid, Syngenta Group financial results for the
3G telecom network closure delayed until at least late October 2024
Telstra and Optus have delayed the closure of their 3G networks until late October over concerns of service blackspots, especially in regional, remote
Legislation to phase out live sheep exports passes through Parliament
The Australian Senate has today passed legislation enshrining the phase-out of live sheep exports into law This is how it
Farmers can prepare for the next drought through the Future Drought Fund (FDF)
To date, more than 30,000 farmers have taken up opportunities to build their capability to manage farm-risk, including to drought
Calls for urgent rebuild of financial services for people living in rural and regional locations
The Senate Rural and Regional Affairs and Transport Committee today released a report which recommends investment in the financial services
National soil information system proving vital to agriculture’s future
Nurturing the food we eat and the plants we grow and for the animals native to our land soil is
Farmers walk out on Agriculture Minister’s Federal budget breakfast speech that angered NFF and other farm industry representatives
The most invisible Federal agricultural minister to date, Murray Watt, has a spotlight firmly on his future intentions following a
Delivering training solutions for Australia’s Forest and Wood Product sectors
The Federal Government is searching for a service provider to deliver the Forestry Workforce Training Program (the Program), with an
Bourgault is talking with growers now about orders for the 2025 season
The biggest question facing many growers following an intense winter planting season is whether they can cope without buying new seeding equipment With seeding issues
Winter crop harvest expectations state by state for 2024-25 season
Across all states growers are expected to harvest 55.2 million tonnes of grain in winter season 2024-25 with some prospects better than others With a
Goldacres G8 Super Cruiser allows farm operations to go big
With an 8000-litre product tank capacity and spray coverage across 48 metres the Goldacres G8 allows growers to reach full potential Goldacres is allowing farm
GRDC makes a call to determine right grain industry levy and research spend
Grain growers could pay more or less according to a GRDC review that will look into the cost of the grains industry levy RD&E and
Horticulture export push powers ahead through FASTA program
One year later Australia’s $130M Fresh and Secure Trade Alliance (FASTA) initiative has more than 50 projects in the pipeline to bolster exports Australia’s $130
Davimac chaser bins design upgrades ensure a timely harvest
The chaser bin market leader goes an extra step to add more features as standard for efficient delivery during the next harvest Already a popular
Farm Ute trays come down to toughness and weigh as Aluminium vs Steel
Norweld allows farmers to select a lighter weight aluminium tray with a heavy-duty build that can stand up to all the toughness of farm loads
AGCO offloads GSI grain and protein business for a massive loss
Even with the US$700 million sale of GSI to private equity firm it will leave AGCO with a loss of around US$475 million The tide has
drumMUSTER is closing the loop in drum to drum recycling
For over two decades the drumMUSTER program has been a cornerstone of sustainable practices in the agricultural industry The drumMUSTER program was established to address
Toyota Tundra gets a right-hand drive build with Aussies first to benefit
Toyota goes full-size with the Tundra Ute with a special local touch as the drive re-engineering will be carried out here Toyota buyers prepared to
On-farm grain storage orders are the main priority at HE Silos Gunnedah
Getting orders in now is the most urgent task for growers looking for extra on-farm storage for the bulk harvest expected this season Even with
John Deere names Technician of the Year Award winners for 2024
Get to know these award winning technicians as they may be working on your tractor or harvester one day soon Five talented Australian technicians have
Caterpillar® release next generation 255 and 265 track loaders
From shed foundations to road and yard forming and repetitive loading and jobbing these compacts are an ideal addition to any farm operation Plenty of
Nokian Forest King F2 Tyres setting the standard in the forestry segment
Nokian has introduced an increased load capacity tyre for the forestry industry as demand for more productive equipment grows Nokian Tyres is launching a significant
Kramer KT276 telehandler stands out as a high performance compact
Kramer KT276 compact telehandler is armed with substantial upgrades and the option of an auto attachment changeover With dimensions of less than 2m in terms
TFI extends their new farm tyre and rubber track sales to tyre repairs
Premium tyre distributor Tradefaire International (TFI) has expanded its new tyre and rubber track services by offering repairs to badly damaged tyres In the fast-paced
John Deere 6M tractor range adds bigger and faster models
The latest set of upgrades for John Deere’s MY2025 6M tractor range includes ways to fully customise a model to suit any operation John Deere’s
McDougall Certified transform old farm equipment into as new condition
McDougall Certified restoration and refurbishment services are breathing life back into old equipment at a fraction of the new price Revitalise your farm machinery without
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
Fonterra announced farmgate milk price for season 2024-25
With a suggested farmgate price range from $7.25 to $8.75 per kgMS Fonterra is hinting at a mid-point of $8.00 per kgMS Fonterra Co-operative Group
Cattle market is in balance with price upside potential ahead
With the Bureau declaring El Niño is over it’s expected beef prices will be relatively stable in 2024 trading in a band between 600 to
Young grains judges put their skills to the test in national grains finals
The top of the crop has been selected to compete for the National Grains Young Judges national title at the Melbourne Royal Show in 2024
Young judges of sheep meat flock to Melbourne for national competition
Catch the nation’s most competitive livestock industry judging when future leaders go head to head in 2024 ASA events Australia’s most promising young judges of
Merino sheep young judging national championship finalists announced
The top ranked young Merino judges from each state will vye for national title at the Royal Melbourne Show The winners from each state competition
Legumes being promoted as key to reducing nitrogen losses from crops
See what plant breeders have discovered at the 11th International Conference on Legume Genetics and Genomics in Brisbane The world’s foremost researchers and plant breeders will share
National Diesel Dirt & Turf Expo firmly established as a main earthmoving event
Sites exhibits for machinery and services are in strong demand for the 2025 edition of the National Diesel Dirt & Turf Expo The National Diesel
AgQuip draws large crowds to see big equipment on display
ACM Agri Events wraps up Aon AgQuip for 2024 the biggest event on the field days calendar and announced the event date for 2025 The
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
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,
Doorknock reveals half of respondents in moderate to high distress state
A look behind closed doors reveals how many are struggling to cope with the rising cost of living and other haunting pressures A nationwide door
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
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 is a long read, but
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
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
Bureau predictions for long-range Spring weather forecasts that could make or break some farmers
With the release of the Bureau of Meteorology Long-Range 2024 Spring forecast it is the start of nightmares for some
Syngenta Group reports H1 2024 sales and earnings are down compared to last year
Coming off record profits from the highest product input prices farmers have ever paid, Syngenta Group financial results for the
3G telecom network closure delayed until at least late October 2024
Telstra and Optus have delayed the closure of their 3G networks until late October over concerns of service blackspots, especially in regional, remote
Legislation to phase out live sheep exports passes through Parliament
The Australian Senate has today passed legislation enshrining the phase-out of live sheep exports into law This is how it
Farmers can prepare for the next drought through the Future Drought Fund (FDF)
To date, more than 30,000 farmers have taken up opportunities to build their capability to manage farm-risk, including to drought
Calls for urgent rebuild of financial services for people living in rural and regional locations
The Senate Rural and Regional Affairs and Transport Committee today released a report which recommends investment in the financial services
National soil information system proving vital to agriculture’s future
Nurturing the food we eat and the plants we grow and for the animals native to our land soil is