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 the 500R Series of self-propelled sprayer for the first time here to provide budget aware grain growers with everything they need for precise application while paying attention to operator comfort. Available locally with a Model […]
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 and ways to advance the breed will be covered at WagyuEdge27, an event expected to attract the global Wagyu community to Adelaide SA from Tuesday to Thursday 27 to 29 […]
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 a golden age as far as income is concerned, with sheep and lamb prices at record highs and wool prices moved back to historical high price levels not seen since […]
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 the Australia-European Union Free Trade Agreement (A-EU FTA). News this March that a long-awaited agreement on the A-EU FTA had been reached between the Australian and European Union governments was welcomed by Australia’s vegetable industry, […]
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, bringing practical proposals for local jobs, contracting opportunities, better services and lasting benefits to districts. A delegation included representatives from three Renewable Energy Zones (REZs): Mudgee business leader Grant Gjessing from the Central-West Orana REZ, […]
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 363 days a year on multiple farms across four states is a complex business and often a race with delivery time. A cauliflower that is perfect in size today could […]
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 of Marshall Multispread, Roesner, was founded by Arthur E Roesner and has been in operation since 1900 in Harvey Western Australia. The foundation of the Multispread development is part of […]
Hydrosmart offers the most sustainable water management methods
Trials have confirmed the Hydrosmart water management system can save farmers substantial costs with clean water for stock and crops In the face of changing climate and water challenges, South Australia’s Hydrosmart is pioneering sustainable solutions for farmers with their innovative water conditioning technology. And there is even more reason to act now to transform […]
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 drive a Nissan Navara Ute from 2007 to 2014 when the D40 was the greatest competition to a Toyota HiLux can get that experience here and now. The popular Navara […]
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 to be reaped at the 2026-27 winter harvest currently underway, growers are in the box seat to have a big slice of the haul sent overseas at high prices. Early […]