AGFEST prepares for a giant paddock event in 2021, followed by an Online supplement

Agfest Field Days, Tasmania’s premier rural event, is set to return to the paddock in 2021 following the development of a safe and compliant large-scale event model
Queensland Dairyfarmers’ Organisation will implement its ‘Fair Go Dairy’ licensing scheme

The Queensland Dairyfarmers’ Organisation Limited (QDO) has been given the green light by the ACCC to run its ‘Fair Go Dairy’ licensing scheme for the next five years.
Golden rules for growing canola in dry regions is now starring in Online video

Grain growers in low rainfall areas now have access to a video resource to assist them to maximise the potential of a canola crop.
Merlo Turbofarmer 42.7TT CS 140 is an ultra-safe telehandler with the option of a CVT transmission

Truly versatile around the farm, the Turbofarmer TF42.7 TT CS-140 will lift and load safely with exclusive boom side shift and frame levelling as standard, it makes its case to be your first choice on the farm.
Horticulture is set for major upscale and expansion in the far north

In a region long touted as a major food bowl, our scientists are working on smart, sustainable options for northern Australia food production
Beef industry is being driven by investment and growing innovation

An injection of investor interest in the livestock sector is driving advances in the global beef industry
Farm Management Deposits Scheme (FMDS) has come up for evaluation

The Australian Government is evaluating the Farm Management Deposits Scheme (FMDS) to see if it is working to its underlying purpose
Jamestown Show notches up impressive 150 years of hard fought community spirit

One of the premium sheep and wool shows to be run in South Australia, the Jamestown Show will run from Sunday 3 October until Monday 4 October 2021.
eAgronom offers its farm management software system to local growers

Australia becomes the first market outside Europe to get the eAgronom cloud-based farm management platform for grain growers and agronomists
Consider fertiliser type and placement to prevent toxic burn

New research suggests the salt index measurement of fertiliser toxicity may be misleading and hindering establishment and early crop performance