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 Centre for Radio Astronomy Research (ICRAR) has released data from a large galaxy evolution survey exploring the connection between where a galaxy lives and how […]

National Feedstock Roundtable identifies path forward for cleaner energy

The first National Feedstock Roundtable has charted a path to unlock an additional $10 billion for an Agri-sector prepared to invest in a low-carbon industry The highly conflicted debate, but little understood transition to clean energy, prompted the first National Feedstock Roundtable. See the initial call for submissions from the first debate here. The information […]

CNH spotlights A Sustainable Year in a digital magazine release

CNH charts its progress in brand manufacturing of sustainably advanced agriculture and construction models in a comprehensive magazine It has become even more obvious that CNH has thrown away the single badge, nothing to do with each other marketing theme it promoted for over 20 years when it drew the Case IH badge into its […]

Net zero outcomes explained in a community group handbook

With political parties at odds over the Net Zero debate perhaps it’s time to turn to community groups for more straightforward answers and action As regional communities again find themselves at the centre of debates over Australia’s net-zero future and are presented with a different point of view from each political party, maybe it’s time […]

AACo delivers a record half-year financial result

Compared to the previous full-year profit of $58.5 million cattle herder Australian Agricultural Company Limited (AACo) is way ahead with a half-year profit of $39.8 million Australian Agricultural Company Limited (ASX:AAC) (AACo) has delivered a first-half Operating Profit of $39.8 million, withstanding unstable market conditions and building a strong platform for delivery against its strategic […]

Nissan Navara unveiled ahead of showroom arrival next year

Next-generation Nissan Navara builds on four decades of farm heritage in Oceania with the 2026 Navara Ute that is set to raise the bar in the one-tonne segment Nissan has become relentless in its push to regain market share in the farm Ute market with upcoming releases of the Nissan Frontier Pro, a plug-in hybrid, […]

Farm World leads field days into an exciting 2026 circuit

Farm World is offering one of the most dynamic field days events in 2026 where visitors will see innovation in Agriculture come alive Farm World 2026 is the main event at the popular Lardner Park venue, running from Thursday to Saturday the 26 to 28 March 2026. Renowned as one of Victoria’s most anticipated agricultural […]

MagrowTec spray technology boom kit gives growers clear benefits

MagrowTec’s simple and reliable retrofit spraying system is being adapted to handle multiple cropping operations from cotton, cereals, and legumes to vegetables Farm operations with tight spray windows are being drawn to MagrowTec’s retrofit spraying system for its proven simplicity and reliability. Growers from many different regions and a wide variety of crops are putting […]

Melbourne Water activates its assets to empower farmers as leaders in Climate-Smart Agriculture

Melbourne Water is partnering with the agricultural industry, farmers, Landcare and local government to deliver on-farm trials, workshops, and peer learning that boost farm productivity, protect soil and improve biodiversity. Today, the Climate-Smart Agriculture project, delivered by Melbourne Water on behalf of the Commonwealth’s Regional Delivery Partners program, was officially launched at the Meat Me […]

Cattle stations in the Northern Territory evaluate virtual fencing

Latest research takes a look at how mass production cattle herds in the NT could save substantially by switching to virtual fencing Cattle producers in Northern Australia face unique challenges when adapting the latest technology, such as virtual fences, into their operations. It has taken new research from Charles Darwin University (CDU) to break down […]